Ongoing Events
Worcester Youth Poetry Slam Weekly Workshop
Thursdays, 3/11/2010 - 12/30/2010 5:00 PM-7:00 PM
Worcester Youth Center, 326 Chandler St, Worcester, MA
- Free
Free Slam Poetry & Spoken Word Performance Workshop for teens every Thursday. Informal writing and performance poetry group for those wishing to learn about the art form and possibly participate in a youth poetry slam. Open to teens and educators. Teens must be members of the Worcester Youth Center. Free to join.
For more information, e-mail worcesteryouthslam2004@yahoo.com.
Art in the Park 2010 Fundraising Subcommittee Meeting
Fridays, 4/2/2010 - 8/6/2010 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Worcester Art Museum, Studio 206, 2nd Floor Education Wing, 55 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA
- Free and Open to the Public
Worcester Cultural Commission's Art in the Park 2010 Fundraising Subcommittee will meet to plan upcoming summer exhibition. Community input and volunteers most welcome.
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Art in the Park 2010 Core Project Team Meeting
Wednesdays, 4/7/2010 - 8/4/2010 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Worcester Art Museum, Studio 206, 2nd Floor Education Wing, 55 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA
- Free and Open to the Public
Worcester Cultural Commission's subcommitee will meet to plan 2010 Art in the Park Exhibition. Community input and volunteers most welcomed.
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Exhibit: Elementary Worcester
Friday, 4/16/2010 - Saturday, 8/7/2010 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Worcester Historical Museum, Booth Gallery, 30 Elm Street, Worcester, MA
- Adults $5; members and under 18, free.
A fun, exciting exhibit exploring Worcester's history through the eyes of participating third grade students from Belmont Street, Chandler Elementary, Roosevelt, Tatnuck Magnet, Thorndyke Road and Worcester Arts Magnet schools. This exhibit is in memory of Norma Feingold (1932-2009), a former teacher and later research assistant at Worcester Historical Museum.
Sponsored by: In partnership with the Worcester Public Schools with support from the Worcester Cultural Commission, an agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
For more information, e-mail info@worcesterhistory.net or call 508-753-8278.
Out To Lunch: Summer Concert Series
Fridays, 7/9/2010 - 8/27/2010 11:00 AM-2:00 PM
Worcester City Hall Common, Front St, Worcester, MA
- Free
Back by popular demand - the Out to Lunch Summer Concert Series will return for summer 2010! Every Friday July 9th - August 27th Worcester Common 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. This season's series will include expanded food offerings as well as artisans & crafters, and a farmers' market. The line up of live performances is as follows:
July 9 Blackstone Mountain Daredevils- 70's AM Gold
The Greenstreet Mountain Daredevils are a Worcester band that plays all the one-hit wonders, guilty pleasures, and solid gold dance hits of the seventies.
July 16 Curubande with Salsa Storm- Salsa
Manolo Mairena is a New England based vocalist and percussionist who originally hails from Costa Rica. He and his group Curubande bring a fresh energy with new compositions written by Manolo, and will present a performance that will move the audience to dance. His music includes Latin rhythms from a Son Montuno, Bolero, and Salsa with the influence of contemporary Cuban music which brings to the dance floor all the swing you need.
Website: (Salsa Storm) http://www.salsastorm.com/
July 23 Little Red and the Riders- Hip Swing Band
The Red Riders have been playing jump blues and swing music since January 1999.Vintage sounds of the 40's and 50's classics come to life with their renditions of hot energetic swing and smooth R&B ballads. The band consists of Tyra Penn vocalist, Dan Hunt guitarist, Ririka Masuda saxophonist, Gail Hunt bassist, Hiro Tokushige on trumpet, Neal McNanna on baritone sax, and Rick Petrilli on drums Joe Zupan on percussion and Kevin Aucoin on saxophone in Ririka's absence
Website: http://musiclyne.com/
July 30 Johnny Dollar Experiment-New Jazz
In the beginning, Johnny "Dollar" Murzycki teamed up with some of Worcester Mass's most notable professional musicians to deliver a feel good experience, an experience that only the hip and creative sounds of the sixties can conjure up. The Band is
Johnny Dollar Murzycki on drums, Maura DePasquale on keyboard, Joe D Angelo on guitar, and Vic Helenic, bass.
Website: http://johnnydollarexperiment.com/
August 6 Kalifa and Koliba-Afro Pop
Koliba blends the traditional music of West Africa with the contemporary sounds of America. Bringing together musicians from Africa and America, this Afro-pop band presents a unique blend of traditional and modern styles including West African Rhythms, Hi Life, Reggae, Ska, Zuke and more. Audiences don't just attend performances of Koliba, they experience Koliba.
Bandleader Mohamed Kalifa Kamara is a Professor at Berkley College of Music in Boston and has traveled the world playing Traditional West African and Afro-Pop music. Kalifa takes the audience on a journey from ancient Africa to modern, urban America with a sound and beat that brings the audience to their feet dancing and singing along.
Website: http://myspace.com/Koliba
August 13 AfterBurner-US Air Force Band of Liberty's Rock
Afterburner is the United States Air Force Band of Liberty's high energy rock band. This six member group brings an explosive blend of classic rock, pop, and R&B to their dynamic stage shows. The members of this versatile group are all active duty military and are based out of Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. They have appeared on national TV, headlined major festivals, and opened for artists such as Charlie Daniels, The Commodores, The Subdudes, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and Gretchen Wilson. The group also performs countless concerts each year throughout New England, New York and New Jersey, as well as performing overseas for deployed armed forces.
Website: http://www.bandofliberty.af.mil
August 20 Hat On, Drinking Wine-Roots Rock
The sound is American roots, with traces of blues, folk, reggae, and traditional Irish music. You can hear your favorite HODW originals as well as an eclectic list of covers from artists like Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Wilco, the Decemberists, the Pogues, and many more. The bands lineup consists of Jarrett Conner on drums; Jared Forgues on bass and mandolin; Jim Lang on piano, accordion, and tin whistle; Matt Robert on electric and acoustic guitar, harmonica, and vocals; and Ed Whalen on acoustic guitar and vocals.
Website: www.hatondrinkingwine.com
August 27 Jason James-Rock N' Roll
Jason James and the Bay State House Rockers play Rockabilly and are the winners of the Worcester Telegram's 2007 category for Best Rockabilly/Surf band. Jason can really rip up a blues tune! He always has a vintage guitar and is a great guitar player and entertainer This is one interesting person and his band is a must see! Lots of action, great tunes, very soulful: one hard working band bringing great music to enthusiastic audiences all over New England.
http://www.myspace.com/jasonjamesandthebaystatehouserockers
*Artists, crafters and farmers interested in participating are encouraged to apply by completing the application at www.outtolunchworcester.org
Sponsored by: Out to Lunch presenting sponsors include the City of Worcester, Worcester Cultural Coalition, Charter Business and Charter Communications; with additional support from the Mayo Group, Worcester Arts Council, Baystate Bank, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, UNUM, Worcester Telegram and Gazette, Davis Publications, Worcester Publishing Ltd., WCRN 830, Immedia Productions, The Hanover Theatre, and the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce.
For more information, e-mail HallV@worcesterma.gov or call 508-799-1400x252.
August 2010
Art in the Park 2010 - Opening
Thursday, 8/5/2010 6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Elm Park, Highland Street and Park Avenue, Worcester, MA
- Free and Open to the Public
Save the Date for the opening of the 3rd Annual Art in the Park sculpture exhibit in Worcester's historic Elm Park!
Sponsored by: Worcester Cultural Commission, Massachusetts Cultural Council
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Creative Laundry Day
Friday, 8/13/2010 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Elm Park, Corner of Russell and Elm Street, Worcester, MA
A participatory neighborhood artistic response to the Art in the Park sculptures.
Presented by Saori Worcester Weaving Studio, local artist Susan Champeny, Worcester Art Museum, Worcester Center for Crafts, Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook and the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center who will guide the creation of a unique neighborhood art event. This is a 6-hour art installation by children, adults and community members who live in the area or are visiting the park that day.
Activities:
1) Creating Totem Poles of made of Laundry Bottles with Susan Champeny Art Studio.
2) Hand-Weaving and Tie-Dyeing with Saori Worcester Weaving Studio.
3) Constructing Draperies of paper and plastic chains with The Worcester Center for Crafts.
4)Word Lines: hanging poems with stencilled words with the Worcester Art Museum.
5) Hanging Out: Bark and Leaf Impressions with Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook.
This is an Art in the Park 2010-Related Event.
For more information, e-mail mihoko@saoriworcester.com or call 508-757-4646.
Saori Bridges of Elm Park
Wednesday, 8/25/2010 - Sunday, 8/29/2010 6:00 AM-9:00 PM
Elm Park, Highland Street and Park Avenue, Worcester, MA
- Free
This is a community peace installation consisting of 66 banners hung on two bridges spanning the Elm Park pond. The labor, materials, and cost of shipping of the banners to Worcester are all being donated by Saori weavers! This is an
The goals of this installation are: to inspire faith in Worcester, to raise money for the Saori Scholarship Fund for low-income kids & families by finding donating sponsors who will keep the banners, and to support the Aug.-Oct. 2010 Art in the Park sculpture exhibit. This is an official Art in the Park-related event! All are welcome to not only see the art from a distance, admiring its reflection in the pond, but also up close by walking the bridges! Every evening at 6pm bring your musical instruments, blankets, and picnic food for some family music jammin' on the lawn near the red bridge!
(Drawing by artist Nancy Smith)
Sponsored by: Saori Worcester Freestyle Weaving Studio, 18 Winslow Street, Worcester, MA 01609
For more information, e-mail mihoko@saoriworcester.com or call 508-757-4646.
Grant Writing Workshop & Artist Social
Thursday, 8/26/2010 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Hibernian Cultural Center - Worcester, 19 Temple St, Worcester, MA
- Free and Open to the Public
Meet with members of the Worcester Arts Council to discuss ways to improve/enhance your application for the next grant funding cycle (applications available August 1st, deadline of October 15th). Learn how to best dot your i's and cross your t's, to ensure your application warrants serious consideration. Meet and mingle with fellow potential applicants and community artists. Tasty bites and libations will be available for purchase in the Centre's restaurant and pub.
Sponsored by: Worcester Arts Council (formerly the Worcester Cultural Commission)
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Opening Reception for "Love Hope Sex Dreams" - works by Don Hartmann
Friday, 8/27/2010 6:00 PM-8:00 PM
ARTSWorcester, Aurora Gallery, 660 Main Street, Worcester, MA
- Free
Opening reception for exhibition of works by ARTSWorcester member Don Hartmann. Free and open to the public. Live music and refreshments will be served. Don Hartmann is a 2010 Worcester Arts Council Fellowship recipient.
For more information, e-mail info@artsworcester.org.
"Love Hope Dreams" - works by Don Hartmann
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, 8/27/2010 - 9/24/2010 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
ARTSWorcester, Aurora Gallery, 660 Main Street, Worcester, MA
- Free
Exhibition of works by Don Hartmann, 2010 Worcester Arts Council Fellow.
For more information, e-mail info@artsworcester.org.
September 2010
stART on the Street
Sunday, 9/19/2010 11:00 AM-5:00 PM
Park Avenue, Park Avenue, Worcester, MA
- Free!
Worcester comes alive with creativity each year when stART on the Street takes over Park Ave. with a day of art, dance, music and community spirit. Youll find over 250 cutting edge artists & crafters, 20+ performers, youth activities, food court and much more at this one day, free event that combines the idea of a block party and expands it to a full-on festival.
The festival route provides for all your needs, with many area businesses, stores and restaurants participating in this day of celebration. The Highland Street end of the festival includes historic Elm Park with grassy areas perfect for picnicking and the Pleasant Street end of the festival includes the Youth Activities area for family fun. Youll discover a world of ethnic delicacies over at the Food Court tent in the Bank of America Tower parking lot, with seating areas and public rest rooms. In between it all youll discover the best of the Central Mass creative community.
Information about the 2010 stART on the street festival check out www.startonthestreet.org .
For more information, e-mail info@startonthestreet.org.
October 2010
American Historical Prints - Old and New Interpretations
Wednesday, 10/27/2010 - Wednesday, 11/17/2010
Worcester Center for Crafts, 25 Sagamore Road, Worcester, MA
This exhibition accompanies a major conference at the American Antiquarian Society, History Prints--Fact and Fiction, being held on November 12 and 13. The display at the Worcester Center for Crafts will combine works by artists and crafts people using historical themes with historical prints from the Society's collection.
The exhibition is supported in part by a grant from the Worcester Cultural Commission, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
Sponsored by: American Antiquarian Society and Worcester Cultural Commission and Massachusetts Cultural Council
For more information, e-mail jmoran@mwa.org or call 508-755-5221.
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Ongoing Events
Worcester Youth Poetry Slam Weekly Workshop
Thursdays, 3/11/2010 - 12/30/2010 5:00 PM-7:00 PM
Worcester Youth Center, 326 Chandler St, Worcester, MA - Free
Free Slam Poetry & Spoken Word Performance Workshop for teens every Thursday. Informal writing and performance poetry group for those wishing to learn about the art form and possibly participate in a youth poetry slam. Open to teens and educators. Teens must be members of the Worcester Youth Center. Free to join.
For more information, e-mail worcesteryouthslam2004@yahoo.com.
Art in the Park 2010 Fundraising Subcommittee Meeting
Fridays, 4/2/2010 - 8/6/2010 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Worcester Art Museum, Studio 206, 2nd Floor Education Wing, 55 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA - Free and Open to the Public
Worcester Cultural Commission's Art in the Park 2010 Fundraising Subcommittee will meet to plan upcoming summer exhibition. Community input and volunteers most welcome.
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Art in the Park 2010 Core Project Team Meeting
Wednesdays, 4/7/2010 - 8/4/2010 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Worcester Art Museum, Studio 206, 2nd Floor Education Wing, 55 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA - Free and Open to the Public
Worcester Cultural Commission's subcommitee will meet to plan 2010 Art in the Park Exhibition. Community input and volunteers most welcomed.
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Exhibit: Elementary Worcester
Friday, 4/16/2010 - Saturday, 8/7/2010 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Worcester Historical Museum, Booth Gallery, 30 Elm Street, Worcester, MA - Adults $5; members and under 18, free.
A fun, exciting exhibit exploring Worcester's history through the eyes of participating third grade students from Belmont Street, Chandler Elementary, Roosevelt, Tatnuck Magnet, Thorndyke Road and Worcester Arts Magnet schools. This exhibit is in memory of Norma Feingold (1932-2009), a former teacher and later research assistant at Worcester Historical Museum.
Sponsored by: In partnership with the Worcester Public Schools with support from the Worcester Cultural Commission, an agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
For more information, e-mail info@worcesterhistory.net or call 508-753-8278.
Fridays, 7/9/2010 - 8/27/2010 11:00 AM-2:00 PM
Worcester City Hall Common, Front St, Worcester, MA - Free
Back by popular demand - the Out to Lunch Summer Concert Series will return for summer 2010! Every Friday July 9th - August 27th Worcester Common 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. This season's series will include expanded food offerings as well as artisans & crafters, and a farmers' market. The line up of live performances is as follows:
July 9 Blackstone Mountain Daredevils- 70's AM Gold
The Greenstreet Mountain Daredevils are a Worcester band that plays all the one-hit wonders, guilty pleasures, and solid gold dance hits of the seventies.
July 16 Curubande with Salsa Storm- Salsa
Manolo Mairena is a New England based vocalist and percussionist who originally hails from Costa Rica. He and his group Curubande bring a fresh energy with new compositions written by Manolo, and will present a performance that will move the audience to dance. His music includes Latin rhythms from a Son Montuno, Bolero, and Salsa with the influence of contemporary Cuban music which brings to the dance floor all the swing you need.
Website: (Salsa Storm) http://www.salsastorm.com/
July 23 Little Red and the Riders- Hip Swing Band
The Red Riders have been playing jump blues and swing music since January 1999.Vintage sounds of the 40's and 50's classics come to life with their renditions of hot energetic swing and smooth R&B ballads. The band consists of Tyra Penn vocalist, Dan Hunt guitarist, Ririka Masuda saxophonist, Gail Hunt bassist, Hiro Tokushige on trumpet, Neal McNanna on baritone sax, and Rick Petrilli on drums Joe Zupan on percussion and Kevin Aucoin on saxophone in Ririka's absence
Website: http://musiclyne.com/
July 30 Johnny Dollar Experiment-New Jazz
In the beginning, Johnny "Dollar" Murzycki teamed up with some of Worcester Mass's most notable professional musicians to deliver a feel good experience, an experience that only the hip and creative sounds of the sixties can conjure up. The Band is
Johnny Dollar Murzycki on drums, Maura DePasquale on keyboard, Joe D Angelo on guitar, and Vic Helenic, bass.
Website: http://johnnydollarexperiment.com/
August 6 Kalifa and Koliba-Afro Pop
Koliba blends the traditional music of West Africa with the contemporary sounds of America. Bringing together musicians from Africa and America, this Afro-pop band presents a unique blend of traditional and modern styles including West African Rhythms, Hi Life, Reggae, Ska, Zuke and more. Audiences don't just attend performances of Koliba, they experience Koliba.
Bandleader Mohamed Kalifa Kamara is a Professor at Berkley College of Music in Boston and has traveled the world playing Traditional West African and Afro-Pop music. Kalifa takes the audience on a journey from ancient Africa to modern, urban America with a sound and beat that brings the audience to their feet dancing and singing along.
Website: http://myspace.com/Koliba
August 13 AfterBurner-US Air Force Band of Liberty's Rock
Afterburner is the United States Air Force Band of Liberty's high energy rock band. This six member group brings an explosive blend of classic rock, pop, and R&B to their dynamic stage shows. The members of this versatile group are all active duty military and are based out of Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. They have appeared on national TV, headlined major festivals, and opened for artists such as Charlie Daniels, The Commodores, The Subdudes, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and Gretchen Wilson. The group also performs countless concerts each year throughout New England, New York and New Jersey, as well as performing overseas for deployed armed forces.
Website: http://www.bandofliberty.af.mil
August 20 Hat On, Drinking Wine-Roots Rock
The sound is American roots, with traces of blues, folk, reggae, and traditional Irish music. You can hear your favorite HODW originals as well as an eclectic list of covers from artists like Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Wilco, the Decemberists, the Pogues, and many more. The bands lineup consists of Jarrett Conner on drums; Jared Forgues on bass and mandolin; Jim Lang on piano, accordion, and tin whistle; Matt Robert on electric and acoustic guitar, harmonica, and vocals; and Ed Whalen on acoustic guitar and vocals.
Website: www.hatondrinkingwine.com
August 27 Jason James-Rock N' Roll
Jason James and the Bay State House Rockers play Rockabilly and are the winners of the Worcester Telegram's 2007 category for Best Rockabilly/Surf band. Jason can really rip up a blues tune! He always has a vintage guitar and is a great guitar player and entertainer This is one interesting person and his band is a must see! Lots of action, great tunes, very soulful: one hard working band bringing great music to enthusiastic audiences all over New England.
http://www.myspace.com/jasonjamesandthebaystatehouserockers
*Artists, crafters and farmers interested in participating are encouraged to apply by completing the application at www.outtolunchworcester.org
Sponsored by: Out to Lunch presenting sponsors include the City of Worcester, Worcester Cultural Coalition, Charter Business and Charter Communications; with additional support from the Mayo Group, Worcester Arts Council, Baystate Bank, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, UNUM, Worcester Telegram and Gazette, Davis Publications, Worcester Publishing Ltd., WCRN 830, Immedia Productions, The Hanover Theatre, and the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce.
For more information, e-mail HallV@worcesterma.gov or call 508-799-1400x252.
August 2010
Art in the Park 2010 - Opening
Thursday, 8/5/2010 6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Elm Park, Highland Street and Park Avenue, Worcester, MA - Free and Open to the Public
Save the Date for the opening of the 3rd Annual Art in the Park sculpture exhibit in Worcester's historic Elm Park!
Sponsored by: Worcester Cultural Commission, Massachusetts Cultural Council
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Friday, 8/13/2010 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Elm Park, Corner of Russell and Elm Street, Worcester, MA
A participatory neighborhood artistic response to the Art in the Park sculptures.
Presented by Saori Worcester Weaving Studio, local artist Susan Champeny, Worcester Art Museum, Worcester Center for Crafts, Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook and the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center who will guide the creation of a unique neighborhood art event. This is a 6-hour art installation by children, adults and community members who live in the area or are visiting the park that day.
Activities:
1) Creating Totem Poles of made of Laundry Bottles with Susan Champeny Art Studio.
2) Hand-Weaving and Tie-Dyeing with Saori Worcester Weaving Studio.
3) Constructing Draperies of paper and plastic chains with The Worcester Center for Crafts.
4)Word Lines: hanging poems with stencilled words with the Worcester Art Museum.
5) Hanging Out: Bark and Leaf Impressions with Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook.
This is an Art in the Park 2010-Related Event.
For more information, e-mail mihoko@saoriworcester.com or call 508-757-4646.
Wednesday, 8/25/2010 - Sunday, 8/29/2010 6:00 AM-9:00 PM
Elm Park, Highland Street and Park Avenue, Worcester, MA - Free
This is a community peace installation consisting of 66 banners hung on two bridges spanning the Elm Park pond. The labor, materials, and cost of shipping of the banners to Worcester are all being donated by Saori weavers! This is an
The goals of this installation are: to inspire faith in Worcester, to raise money for the Saori Scholarship Fund for low-income kids & families by finding donating sponsors who will keep the banners, and to support the Aug.-Oct. 2010 Art in the Park sculpture exhibit. This is an official Art in the Park-related event! All are welcome to not only see the art from a distance, admiring its reflection in the pond, but also up close by walking the bridges! Every evening at 6pm bring your musical instruments, blankets, and picnic food for some family music jammin' on the lawn near the red bridge!
(Drawing by artist Nancy Smith)
Sponsored by: Saori Worcester Freestyle Weaving Studio, 18 Winslow Street, Worcester, MA 01609
For more information, e-mail mihoko@saoriworcester.com or call 508-757-4646.
Grant Writing Workshop & Artist Social
Thursday, 8/26/2010 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Hibernian Cultural Center - Worcester, 19 Temple St, Worcester, MA - Free and Open to the Public
Meet with members of the Worcester Arts Council to discuss ways to improve/enhance your application for the next grant funding cycle (applications available August 1st, deadline of October 15th). Learn how to best dot your i's and cross your t's, to ensure your application warrants serious consideration. Meet and mingle with fellow potential applicants and community artists. Tasty bites and libations will be available for purchase in the Centre's restaurant and pub.
Sponsored by: Worcester Arts Council (formerly the Worcester Cultural Commission)
For more information, e-mail culture@worcestermass.org.
Opening Reception for "Love Hope Sex Dreams" - works by Don Hartmann
Friday, 8/27/2010 6:00 PM-8:00 PM
ARTSWorcester, Aurora Gallery, 660 Main Street, Worcester, MA - Free
Opening reception for exhibition of works by ARTSWorcester member Don Hartmann. Free and open to the public. Live music and refreshments will be served. Don Hartmann is a 2010 Worcester Arts Council Fellowship recipient.
For more information, e-mail info@artsworcester.org.
"Love Hope Dreams" - works by Don Hartmann
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, 8/27/2010 - 9/24/2010 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
ARTSWorcester, Aurora Gallery, 660 Main Street, Worcester, MA - Free
Exhibition of works by Don Hartmann, 2010 Worcester Arts Council Fellow.
For more information, e-mail info@artsworcester.org.
September 2010
stART on the Street
Sunday, 9/19/2010 11:00 AM-5:00 PM
Park Avenue, Park Avenue, Worcester, MA - Free!
Worcester comes alive with creativity each year when stART on the Street takes over Park Ave. with a day of art, dance, music and community spirit. Youll find over 250 cutting edge artists & crafters, 20+ performers, youth activities, food court and much more at this one day, free event that combines the idea of a block party and expands it to a full-on festival.
The festival route provides for all your needs, with many area businesses, stores and restaurants participating in this day of celebration. The Highland Street end of the festival includes historic Elm Park with grassy areas perfect for picnicking and the Pleasant Street end of the festival includes the Youth Activities area for family fun. Youll discover a world of ethnic delicacies over at the Food Court tent in the Bank of America Tower parking lot, with seating areas and public rest rooms. In between it all youll discover the best of the Central Mass creative community.
Information about the 2010 stART on the street festival check out www.startonthestreet.org .
For more information, e-mail info@startonthestreet.org.
October 2010
Wednesday, 10/27/2010 - Wednesday, 11/17/2010
Worcester Center for Crafts, 25 Sagamore Road, Worcester, MA
This exhibition accompanies a major conference at the American Antiquarian Society, History Prints--Fact and Fiction, being held on November 12 and 13. The display at the Worcester Center for Crafts will combine works by artists and crafts people using historical themes with historical prints from the Society's collection.
The exhibition is supported in part by a grant from the Worcester Cultural Commission, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
Sponsored by: American Antiquarian Society and Worcester Cultural Commission and Massachusetts Cultural Council
For more information, e-mail jmoran@mwa.org or call 508-755-5221.
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