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NEXT UP IN WESTVILLE:
6-Square and Artwalk T-Shirts Extended Sale ,Gar Waterman & Frank Bruckmann @KLG, Children's March, The Flatts @NEBCO, Bleachers @Westville Music Bowl, Edgewood Park Farmers Market!
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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT VISITED WESTVILLE FOR ARTWALK THIS YEAR!
Thank you to all of our incredible volunteers, sponsors, and amazing community partners!
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Support WVRA-Buy art created by your friends and neighbors!
Orders can be placed thru June 15, 2024. Home Delivery or slow ground shipping included. BUY 6-SQUARE ART HERE
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POST-ARTWALK TEE SHIRT SALES!
If you did not get an Artwalk Tee during Artwalk, we still have some sizes available. 6 designs by Westville artists plus block logo design by George Corsillo. Silkscreen printing by Pistachio Print Co.
Orders can be placed through June 15, 2024.
Pick-Up Date and Time TBA. Home delivery or slow ground shipping can be arranged.
To See all available sizes and purchase a t-shirt
CLICK HERE
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ON VIEW AT KEHLER LIDDELL GALLERY | |
Kehler Liddell Gallery presents:
SEMINAL JOURNEYS:
GAR WATERMAN AND FRANK BRUCKMANN
Opening Reception:
Saturday, June 1st, 3-6pm.
Frank and Gar will give an Artist’s Talk @ 4pm.
Exhibit runs until June 23.
KLG's hours of operation are Thurs-Sun, 12-5pm
Westville OG’s, Frank Bruckmann and Gar Waterman suffuse the Kehler Liddell Gallery this month with their exhibit, Seminal Journey*. Bruckmann interprets his perspective of CT highways and busy roads through his paintbrush; Waterman’s wonder of nature and obsession with exquisite organic forms is expressed with stone carvings of feral seeds.
*Westvillians may recall their last exhibit together in Feb 2013, the sumptuous Nudes and Nudibranchs, when opening day was heralded by winter storm Nemo that dumped 30+” of snow! New Haven foisted a parking ban, so only guests who walked, xc skied or snowshoed came to the event. Some guests sculpted the snow on the sidewalk into a huge nudibranch (sea slug-google it!) with Gar. Treat yourself and make your way to the opening or plan a visit; their work together packs a wallop as big as a winter storm Nemo!
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UPCOMING EVENTS AT KEHLER LIDDELL GALLERY:
Sponsored by ArtEcon Initiative, please join these events dispersed throughout the month:
Sunday June 2, 10:30-12 noon
Let’s Play Story + Craft Time, ages 3-8 with Muffy! We will read Go, Dog. Go! and make silly hats for a person, or a DOG! An opportunity to sign up for a photoshoot with dog and a backdrop of Bruckmann’s Highway scenes will follow!
Saturday June 8, 10:00-12 noon
Painting Demonstration by Frank Bruckmann. Grab a seat and watch in person as Frank starts and develops a new painting for his series, Seminal Journey. He will narrate his process. Very educational for those who paint.
Thursday June 13, 5:30-7pm
Feral Seeds, the Intersection of Art/Science: nerd out! and learn how seed survival strategies {such as anemochory (by wind) and myrmecochory (by ant)} inspire art, with Gar Waterman!
Saturday June 15, 10:30-12 noon
Let’s Play Story + Craft Time for Father’s Day with Gar. Father’s Day gifts can/will be made!
Thursday June 20: 5:30-7:30pm
Pride Month Sip n’ Create with Muffy + Thea. Details TBD but New Haven Pride and FUN will be major components!!
SIGN UP FOR CLASSES AND READ MORE HERE
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On Friday, May 24th at 1:30PM, the 4th-8th grade students of Elm City Montessori School (a PreK3-8th grade public school in New Haven, anchored in our Anti-Bias Anti-Racist Montessori philosophy) will again be planning and leading an action at the corner of Whalley and West Rock Ave (Closest Address: 838 Whalley Ave, New Haven). We've invited neighborhood schools and the general public to join us. There will be parallel actions happening in PreK-3rd grade classrooms earlier in the day. Visit our website to see some press coverage from last year.
Our students are working this month to focus on projects of passion, to study themes of social justice that personally resonate (ex. LGBTQ advocacy, climate change, community safety, affordable housing), to connect to local New Haven challenges. Some classrooms are specifically studying the history and legacy of the Birmingham Children’s Crusade of 1963. Students will create picket signs, others may write speeches, poetry or songs, all will march together in solidarity.
Children from several New Haven schools will gather and share their vision for our community, our city, our world. Join us to listen, spotlight, and elevate what our children see and believe.
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EDGEWOOD PARK FARMERS MARKET | |
WESTVILLE MUSIC BOWL PRESENTS:
June 7
Doors: 5:30 PM / Show: 7:00 PM
Few 21st century artists have had the cultural impact of Jack Antonoff. Through his work as a producer for artists like Lana Del Rey, Taylor Swift, The 1975 and Lorde, he’s won eight Grammys to date and filled album of the year lists with records like Norman Fucking Rockwell! and Folklore. For years critics have wondered how his work is so successful and what defines it when it doesn’t quite sound like anything else (Antonoff ignores what’s on trend, even when that’s his last project). His methodology, he reveals, is the same for his production work as it is for writing his music with Bleachers: “The great journey and struggle of creating your sound is to drill further and further into it, while the whole time shocking yourself and the people around you.”
TICKETS AND FULL DETAILS HERE
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* What: Westville's own Americana rock band THE FLATTS is doing a FLAG DAY benefit show to support the Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen
*Where: New England Brewing Company
*When: Friday, June 14 Flag Day, 5:00 pm to 7:00pm.
*Why: All proceeds go directly to support food insecure people in the New Haven community, and helps finance resources and programs the advance health, equity, community. It's a great way to unite as a community, eat some great food and party with the band!
*How: Donations at the door in NEBCO. Donors will receive food from great participating local restaurants, drink some excellent craft beers (buy your own), and hear New Haven's hottest up-and-coming Americana rock band, playing originals and classics by Tom Petty, Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, Cream, the Decemberists, Creedence, Mumford & Sons and more -- all played with the twist of a little southwest pepper sauce. Other: Folks who wish to donate in advance can go to https://deskct.org/financial-contributions/
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Keith Richter Photographs at BEKI
The nature photographs of Westville resident Keith Richter are featured in the upstairs gallery at Congregation Beth El - Keser Israel through May 26.
Richter's photography is a blend of his two passions: abstract art and nature. His process incorporates a deep appreciation for the natural world, using his camera lens as the means to a stronger connection with what he sees in nature. He seeks to capture the ways in which abstract art mimics nature through shapes, colors, and patterns.
To view the exhibit at BEKI, email art@beki.org, or call the BEKI office at (203) 389-2108 x114.
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MANJARES NEW HAVEN
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Visit ManjaresNewHaven.com to see what's new!
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SOHO HAIR GROUP AND DAY SPA | |
John Lyman Center for the Performing Arts
Southern Connecticut State University, 501 Crescent Street
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NHSO 2023-2024 Concert Season!
Featuring dynamic programs, a world-class lineup of guest artists, and numerous premieres, the season stretches the orchestra’s footprint across the entire city of New Haven with mainstage concerts at both Woolsey Hall, located downtown at Yale University, and the Lyman Center for the Performing Arts, at Southern CT State University! Tickets start at $15 and kids under 18 can attend FREE with purchase of an adult ticket.
SCSU LYMAN CENTER PROGRAMS
Saturday • June 1, 2024 • 3:00 pm
Featuring Hamden-raised Broadway star Linedy Genao, this sizzling program will showcase music from Gloria Estefan’s musical, On Your Feet!, Evita, Bad Cinderella, West Side Story, and more!
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