Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
The Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Camera-less, featuring the work of Joanne Dugan, Amanda Marchand, Anne Arden McDonald and Liz Nielsen. The exhibition will introduce the public to four of the most innovative practitioners of camera-less photography working today. These artists challenge traditional expectations of photographic representation with experimental, process-driven works that push boundaries both technical and conceptual.
What is camera-less photography?
It might seem a contradiction in terms but actually, the very first photographic images were created without a camera. In this practice, images are captured on photo-sensitive paper without the use of a lens. Light, chemicals and a light-sensitive surface are its fundamental ingredients. Removing the camera means that light and chemicals interact directly without the intermediary of a camera or a negative.
The technique of making photographic images without a camera dates back to the early 18oos, at the dawn of photography. Rediscovered by the Surrealists in the 1920s, camera-less or direct photography is seeing a resurgence today, with a growing number of contemporary artists pushing the possibilities of this medium far beyond where their predecessors left off. This exhibition highlights the work of four groundbreaking artists who create powerful and highly original images by casting shadows and filtering light on photographic paper, or by chemically manipulating its surface. The striking works on display, ranging from figurative to abstract, represent the leading edge of what is possible in this emerging field.
Joanne Dugan is interested in the visual act as a dynamic, cognitive process that connects people through shared viewing experiences. Her one-of-a-kind images begin with cyanotype or silver gelatin photograms and light paintings, which are hand cut and collaged. Dugan is informed by Buddhist principles and meditation and interested in the physical qualities of photography as a medium.
Amanda Marchand works with lumen printing in which black & white photo papers are exposed to the sun to reveal latent color. Her images relate to the passage of time, the natural world and our changing climate. She utilizes books as mark makers, referencing endangered species and the practice of art.
Anne Arden McDonald employs an unorthodox collection of materials and methods from the domestic and scientific realms to create her chemigrams. Her highly experimental techniques involve altering the surface of silver gelatin paper and applying materials such as glue, bleach, broken glass, developer and fixer to produce images inspired by atoms and planets, exploring the microcosm and macrocosm of our experience.
Liz Nielsen has been systematically exploring the possibilities of camera-less photography, making vividly colored photograms in the color darkroom. Her large-scale compositions straddle the border between abstraction and figuration, recalling simple natural forms such as landscapes, arches or groupings of smoothly curved stones. She calls them “Light Paintings,” evoking the performative nature of their creation.
Caren Winnall is the curator for Camera-less. The exhibit runs through March 5, 2025.
Events:
Opening reception: Thursday, January 16, 2025 from 6-8pm
Artist Talk: Sunday, February 2, 2025 at 2 pm
The Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by the Friends of Greenwich Library and is located on the second floor of the library at 101 Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT. The gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm, Thursday until 8pm, and Sunday 1pm-5pm.
camera-less
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Castle of our Skins, Boston's concert and educational series dedicated to celebrating Black artistry, presents a mix of music and spoken word that speaks to the power of one's voice. Solo and chamber works by composers Brian Raphael Nabors, Mason Bynes, Fred Onovwerosuoke, and Damien Geter intertwine with the poetry of Castle of our Skins' 2024-2025 Shirley Graham Du Bois Creative-in-Residence, Carmin Wong. Personal, intimate and simultaneously universal, "I Said What I Said" invites audience members to reflect on their own agency, power, and creative strength.
Castle of our Skins - I Said What I Said
The Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Camera-less, featuring the work of Joanne Dugan, Amanda Marchand, Anne Arden McDonald and Liz Nielsen. The exhibition will introduce the public to four of the most innovative practitioners of camera-less photography working today. These artists challenge traditional expectations of photographic representation with experimental, process-driven works that push boundaries both technical and conceptual.
What is camera-less photography?
It might seem a contradiction in terms but actually, the very first photographic images were created without a camera. In this practice, images are captured on photo-sensitive paper without the use of a lens. Light, chemicals and a light-sensitive surface are its fundamental ingredients. Removing the camera means that light and chemicals interact directly without the intermediary of a camera or a negative.
The technique of making photographic images without a camera dates back to the early 18oos, at the dawn of photography. Rediscovered by the Surrealists in the 1920s, camera-less or direct photography is seeing a resurgence today, with a growing number of contemporary artists pushing the possibilities of this medium far beyond where their predecessors left off. This exhibition highlights the work of four groundbreaking artists who create powerful and highly original images by casting shadows and filtering light on photographic paper, or by chemically manipulating its surface. The striking works on display, ranging from figurative to abstract, represent the leading edge of what is possible in this emerging field.
Joanne Dugan is interested in the visual act as a dynamic, cognitive process that connects people through shared viewing experiences. Her one-of-a-kind images begin with cyanotype or silver gelatin photograms and light paintings, which are hand cut and collaged. Dugan is informed by Buddhist principles and meditation and interested in the physical qualities of photography as a medium.
Amanda Marchand works with lumen printing in which black & white photo papers are exposed to the sun to reveal latent color. Her images relate to the passage of time, the natural world and our changing climate. She utilizes books as mark makers, referencing endangered species and the practice of art.
Anne Arden McDonald employs an unorthodox collection of materials and methods from the domestic and scientific realms to create her chemigrams. Her highly experimental techniques involve altering the surface of silver gelatin paper and applying materials such as glue, bleach, broken glass, developer and fixer to produce images inspired by atoms and planets, exploring the microcosm and macrocosm of our experience.
Liz Nielsen has been systematically exploring the possibilities of camera-less photography, making vividly colored photograms in the color darkroom. Her large-scale compositions straddle the border between abstraction and figuration, recalling simple natural forms such as landscapes, arches or groupings of smoothly curved stones. She calls them “Light Paintings,” evoking the performative nature of their creation.
Caren Winnall is the curator for Camera-less. The exhibit runs through March 5, 2025.
Events:
Opening reception: Thursday, January 16, 2025 from 6-8pm
Artist Talk: Sunday, February 2, 2025 at 2 pm
The Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by the Friends of Greenwich Library and is located on the second floor of the library at 101 Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT. The gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm, Thursday until 8pm, and Sunday 1pm-5pm.
camera-less
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Traditional Painting with Andrew Lattimore
Adult Classes | Available
Program Description
This class will offer academic training within the subject of your choice and using the medium of your choice. You can bring materials from home to set up a small still-life or use the simple still-life items available in the studio. You can also paint from a photograph or copy a portrait of a famous artist. During the class, students will share their painting with the group, and he will provide constructive feedback as well as answer any questions at that time. We will discuss many elements of painting such as value, design, composition, and color. The first day I’ll review the objectives of this class and I will also do a demonstration of a still life.
Special Notes
- *The use of cell phones or headphones is NOT permitted in class.
Instructor
Andrew Lattimore
Andrew Lattimore has lived in the Hudson Valley Region for most of his life. He studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts in New York with Daniel Greene, Edmond Fitzgerald and Harvey Dinnerstein. He studied life drawing and anatomy with artist and anatomist Stephen R. Peck, author of Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist. He also studied at the Academia di Belle Arti and Studio Simi in Florence, Italy. Today he is a recognized portrait painter, who is represented by Portraits Inc. in New York and Portrait Brokers of America in Birmingham, Alabama. He recently completed the official portrait of Gov. George Pataki for the New York State Capitol.
A noted painter of the figure and still life, he is also a prominent landscape painter whose work has recently been featured in Plein-Air Magazine. Andrew Lattimore’s work is in numerous collections throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Traditional Painting Classes with Andrew Lattimore at the Greenwich Art Society
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Max Webster
Three-time Olivier Award-winner Sharon D Clarke is joined by Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor Who; Sex Education) in this joyful reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s most celebrated comedy.
While assuming the role of a dutiful guardian in the country, Jack lets loose in town under a false identity. Meanwhile, his friend Algy adopts a similar facade. Hoping to impress two eligible ladies, the gentlemen find themselves caught in a web of lies they must carefully navigate.
Max Webster (Life of Pi) directs this hilarious story of identity, impersonation and romance, filmed live from the National Theatre in London.
National Theatre Live- The Importance of Being Earnest
The Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Camera-less, featuring the work of Joanne Dugan, Amanda Marchand, Anne Arden McDonald and Liz Nielsen. The exhibition will introduce the public to four of the most innovative practitioners of camera-less photography working today. These artists challenge traditional expectations of photographic representation with experimental, process-driven works that push boundaries both technical and conceptual.
What is camera-less photography?
It might seem a contradiction in terms but actually, the very first photographic images were created without a camera. In this practice, images are captured on photo-sensitive paper without the use of a lens. Light, chemicals and a light-sensitive surface are its fundamental ingredients. Removing the camera means that light and chemicals interact directly without the intermediary of a camera or a negative.
The technique of making photographic images without a camera dates back to the early 18oos, at the dawn of photography. Rediscovered by the Surrealists in the 1920s, camera-less or direct photography is seeing a resurgence today, with a growing number of contemporary artists pushing the possibilities of this medium far beyond where their predecessors left off. This exhibition highlights the work of four groundbreaking artists who create powerful and highly original images by casting shadows and filtering light on photographic paper, or by chemically manipulating its surface. The striking works on display, ranging from figurative to abstract, represent the leading edge of what is possible in this emerging field.
Joanne Dugan is interested in the visual act as a dynamic, cognitive process that connects people through shared viewing experiences. Her one-of-a-kind images begin with cyanotype or silver gelatin photograms and light paintings, which are hand cut and collaged. Dugan is informed by Buddhist principles and meditation and interested in the physical qualities of photography as a medium.
Amanda Marchand works with lumen printing in which black & white photo papers are exposed to the sun to reveal latent color. Her images relate to the passage of time, the natural world and our changing climate. She utilizes books as mark makers, referencing endangered species and the practice of art.
Anne Arden McDonald employs an unorthodox collection of materials and methods from the domestic and scientific realms to create her chemigrams. Her highly experimental techniques involve altering the surface of silver gelatin paper and applying materials such as glue, bleach, broken glass, developer and fixer to produce images inspired by atoms and planets, exploring the microcosm and macrocosm of our experience.
Liz Nielsen has been systematically exploring the possibilities of camera-less photography, making vividly colored photograms in the color darkroom. Her large-scale compositions straddle the border between abstraction and figuration, recalling simple natural forms such as landscapes, arches or groupings of smoothly curved stones. She calls them “Light Paintings,” evoking the performative nature of their creation.
Caren Winnall is the curator for Camera-less. The exhibit runs through March 5, 2025.
Events:
Opening reception: Thursday, January 16, 2025 from 6-8pm
Artist Talk: Sunday, February 2, 2025 at 2 pm
The Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by the Friends of Greenwich Library and is located on the second floor of the library at 101 Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT. The gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm, Thursday until 8pm, and Sunday 1pm-5pm.
camera-less
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
“Flirting With Danger: Socialite & Spy - Marguerite Harrison”
Janet Wallach has written extensively about notable women in history, from the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East. Her book, Desert Queen; The Extraordinary Life of Gertrude Bell (1996), has been translated into twelve languages and was a New York Times notable book of the year. Her ten books include Seraglio: A Novel (2003), Chanel: Her Style and Her Life (1998), and The Richest Woman in America: Hetty Green in the Gilded Age (2012). Wallach’s most recent book is Flirting with Danger (2023), the true story of socialite Marguerite Harrison, the American spy who slipped behind enemy lines in Russia and Germany in the turbulent period between the world wars.
Wallach is a founding director and president emeritus of Seeds of Peace, a non-profit educational and leadership training program. Seeds of Peace brings together outstanding teenagers from regions in conflict including Israelis and Arabs, Indians and Pakistanis, and Americans of diverse backgrounds.
Presented with the Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program
Open VISIONS Forum: Espresso - Janet Wallach
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
The Flinn Gallery is pleased to present Camera-less, featuring the work of Joanne Dugan, Amanda Marchand, Anne Arden McDonald and Liz Nielsen. The exhibition will introduce the public to four of the most innovative practitioners of camera-less photography working today. These artists challenge traditional expectations of photographic representation with experimental, process-driven works that push boundaries both technical and conceptual.
What is camera-less photography?
It might seem a contradiction in terms but actually, the very first photographic images were created without a camera. In this practice, images are captured on photo-sensitive paper without the use of a lens. Light, chemicals and a light-sensitive surface are its fundamental ingredients. Removing the camera means that light and chemicals interact directly without the intermediary of a camera or a negative.
The technique of making photographic images without a camera dates back to the early 18oos, at the dawn of photography. Rediscovered by the Surrealists in the 1920s, camera-less or direct photography is seeing a resurgence today, with a growing number of contemporary artists pushing the possibilities of this medium far beyond where their predecessors left off. This exhibition highlights the work of four groundbreaking artists who create powerful and highly original images by casting shadows and filtering light on photographic paper, or by chemically manipulating its surface. The striking works on display, ranging from figurative to abstract, represent the leading edge of what is possible in this emerging field.
Joanne Dugan is interested in the visual act as a dynamic, cognitive process that connects people through shared viewing experiences. Her one-of-a-kind images begin with cyanotype or silver gelatin photograms and light paintings, which are hand cut and collaged. Dugan is informed by Buddhist principles and meditation and interested in the physical qualities of photography as a medium.
Amanda Marchand works with lumen printing in which black & white photo papers are exposed to the sun to reveal latent color. Her images relate to the passage of time, the natural world and our changing climate. She utilizes books as mark makers, referencing endangered species and the practice of art.
Anne Arden McDonald employs an unorthodox collection of materials and methods from the domestic and scientific realms to create her chemigrams. Her highly experimental techniques involve altering the surface of silver gelatin paper and applying materials such as glue, bleach, broken glass, developer and fixer to produce images inspired by atoms and planets, exploring the microcosm and macrocosm of our experience.
Liz Nielsen has been systematically exploring the possibilities of camera-less photography, making vividly colored photograms in the color darkroom. Her large-scale compositions straddle the border between abstraction and figuration, recalling simple natural forms such as landscapes, arches or groupings of smoothly curved stones. She calls them “Light Paintings,” evoking the performative nature of their creation.
Caren Winnall is the curator for Camera-less. The exhibit runs through March 5, 2025.
Events:
Opening reception: Thursday, January 16, 2025 from 6-8pm
Artist Talk: Sunday, February 2, 2025 at 2 pm
The Flinn Gallery is a non-profit organization sponsored by the Friends of Greenwich Library and is located on the second floor of the library at 101 Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT. The gallery welcomes visitors daily Monday to Saturday, 10am-5pm, Thursday until 8pm, and Sunday 1pm-5pm.
camera-less
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
The Greenwich Art Society presents:
FIGURE DRAWING IN THE STUDIO
7 THURSDAYS
Jan.30 – March 13
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Learn the human figure’s structure while drawing a figure from observation. Working from the model, emphasis on gesture, balance and proportion will be stressed in order to develop believable form. Students should leave this class with a better understanding of the figure’s key anatomical landmarks while forming a sense of expressive gesture.
Nomi Silverman
Nomi Silverman attended the High School of Art and Design and Barnard College. She also studied with Daniel Greene, David Leffel, Gustav Rheiberger, Harvey Dinnerstein, Ron Sherr, George Nama, Bob Blackburn, Burt Silverman, and Michael Mazur. She has had solo shows at The Fairfield Arts Center, A-Space Gallery in New Haven, CT, The Housatonic Museum in Bridgeport, CT, The Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk CT, A Shenere Velt Gallery in Los Angeles, CA, the Silvermine Guild of Art in New Canaan, CT, and the Greenwich Arts Center Gallery in Greenwich, CT, amongst others. She has also shown in many group shows including the Print Triennial, Politically Speaking, Contemporary American Printmaking at the William Patterson University, and National Drawing, at the College of NJ. She has won many awards and received a grant from the Puffin Foundation and the Connecticut Commission on the Arts and received a fellowship to Duke University. Selected articles, reviews and books include The New York Times, The Stamford Advocate, the LA Times, The Philadelphia Weekly, Venu Magazine and “Strokes of Genus 3” by North Light Books. Her work is in the collection of the New York Public Library, The Slater Memorial Museum, The William Benton Museum of Art, The Library of Congress, The Mattatuck Museum, the Boston Public Library, The Housatonic Museum of Art, The Hunterdon Museum of Art and numerous national and international collections.
The Greenwich Art Society is offering FIGURE DRAWING IN THE STUDIO with NOMI SILVERMAN
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
Open Mic Night – Hosted by Bethel CT Pride & Molten Java
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Don’t miss the Cabaret Comedy Series—exclusive nights of stand-up comedy featuring a rotating lineup of top-notch comedians. Each show brings a unique blend of wit and humor to the stage, promising unforgettable evenings of laughter and good times. Grab your tickets now and join us for a comedy experience like no other!
Cabaret Comedy Series
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
The Greenwich Art Society has Children's Classes on Saturdays!
YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE STUDIO, AGES 6-8
11 SATURDAYS
Jan. 11 – March 22
10:30 am to 12:00 pm
This class will explore new approaches to creativity with children. Using drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture children will learn new skills and improve on old ones as they experiment with new media and different techniques. To reinforce their understanding, children will learn about important artists who are either historically significant or are forerunners in contemporary art. Come join in and stretch your imagination in a relaxed, fun environment. Materials supplied.
DRAWING AND PAINTING FOR THE JUNIOR ARTIST – AGES 9-12
11 SATURDAYS
Jan. 11 – March 22
12:30 to 2:00 pm
Learn about drawing from observation by exploring form, shape, space and composition. Learn about materials and how to use them to create space in your drawings. Learn about painting techniques, color mixing and more. To reinforce their understanding, children will learn about important artists who are either historically significant or are forerunners in contemporary art. Materials used will be pencil, charcoal, pen and ink and paint.
The Greenwich Art Society Children's Classes on Saturdays!
Bring a plant to swap or take some home! You don't have to bring plants to take some home and you can bring plants without taking.
Got leftover seed packets? drop them off too!
+ Event is typically outdoors from May for October, weather permitting! Indoors from November to April.
You can bring outdoor perenials from May to October but the rest of the time it is indoor plants only!
Plant Swap
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Traditional Painting with Andrew Lattimore
Adult Classes | Available
Program Description
This class will offer academic training within the subject of your choice and using the medium of your choice. You can bring materials from home to set up a small still-life or use the simple still-life items available in the studio. You can also paint from a photograph or copy a portrait of a famous artist. During the class, students will share their painting with the group, and he will provide constructive feedback as well as answer any questions at that time. We will discuss many elements of painting such as value, design, composition, and color. The first day I’ll review the objectives of this class and I will also do a demonstration of a still life.
Special Notes
- *The use of cell phones or headphones is NOT permitted in class.
Instructor
Andrew Lattimore
Andrew Lattimore has lived in the Hudson Valley Region for most of his life. He studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts in New York with Daniel Greene, Edmond Fitzgerald and Harvey Dinnerstein. He studied life drawing and anatomy with artist and anatomist Stephen R. Peck, author of Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist. He also studied at the Academia di Belle Arti and Studio Simi in Florence, Italy. Today he is a recognized portrait painter, who is represented by Portraits Inc. in New York and Portrait Brokers of America in Birmingham, Alabama. He recently completed the official portrait of Gov. George Pataki for the New York State Capitol.
A noted painter of the figure and still life, he is also a prominent landscape painter whose work has recently been featured in Plein-Air Magazine. Andrew Lattimore’s work is in numerous collections throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Traditional Painting Classes with Andrew Lattimore at the Greenwich Art Society
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025
Registration begins December 12th for new students!
Classes start Tuesday, January 7, 2024!
Enroll asap on 12/9/24 to hold your place in class!
If not already a member, please log into your account before Dec. 9 and pay for membership first to get tuition discount before registering for classes.
Log in to your account here to renew membership:
Register online for your favorite class or check out
our newer classes -- Classical Portrait Drawing,
Painting Classes, Beginning Drawing, and more!!!
Create your own account and then select and pay
for your classes!
Our Mission: "To enhance our legacy of personalized visual arts education, outstanding art exhibitions, and children's community outreach."
Greenwich Art Society Studio School, Winter Term 2025 Registration
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
The Greenwich Art Society presents:
FIGURE DRAWING IN THE STUDIO
7 THURSDAYS
Jan.30 – March 13
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Learn the human figure’s structure while drawing a figure from observation. Working from the model, emphasis on gesture, balance and proportion will be stressed in order to develop believable form. Students should leave this class with a better understanding of the figure’s key anatomical landmarks while forming a sense of expressive gesture.
Nomi Silverman
Nomi Silverman attended the High School of Art and Design and Barnard College. She also studied with Daniel Greene, David Leffel, Gustav Rheiberger, Harvey Dinnerstein, Ron Sherr, George Nama, Bob Blackburn, Burt Silverman, and Michael Mazur. She has had solo shows at The Fairfield Arts Center, A-Space Gallery in New Haven, CT, The Housatonic Museum in Bridgeport, CT, The Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk CT, A Shenere Velt Gallery in Los Angeles, CA, the Silvermine Guild of Art in New Canaan, CT, and the Greenwich Arts Center Gallery in Greenwich, CT, amongst others. She has also shown in many group shows including the Print Triennial, Politically Speaking, Contemporary American Printmaking at the William Patterson University, and National Drawing, at the College of NJ. She has won many awards and received a grant from the Puffin Foundation and the Connecticut Commission on the Arts and received a fellowship to Duke University. Selected articles, reviews and books include The New York Times, The Stamford Advocate, the LA Times, The Philadelphia Weekly, Venu Magazine and “Strokes of Genus 3” by North Light Books. Her work is in the collection of the New York Public Library, The Slater Memorial Museum, The William Benton Museum of Art, The Library of Congress, The Mattatuck Museum, the Boston Public Library, The Housatonic Museum of Art, The Hunterdon Museum of Art and numerous national and international collections.
The Greenwich Art Society is offering FIGURE DRAWING IN THE STUDIO with NOMI SILVERMAN
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
The Greenwich Art Society has Children's Classes on Saturdays!
YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE STUDIO, AGES 6-8
11 SATURDAYS
Jan. 11 – March 22
10:30 am to 12:00 pm
This class will explore new approaches to creativity with children. Using drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture children will learn new skills and improve on old ones as they experiment with new media and different techniques. To reinforce their understanding, children will learn about important artists who are either historically significant or are forerunners in contemporary art. Come join in and stretch your imagination in a relaxed, fun environment. Materials supplied.
DRAWING AND PAINTING FOR THE JUNIOR ARTIST – AGES 9-12
11 SATURDAYS
Jan. 11 – March 22
12:30 to 2:00 pm
Learn about drawing from observation by exploring form, shape, space and composition. Learn about materials and how to use them to create space in your drawings. Learn about painting techniques, color mixing and more. To reinforce their understanding, children will learn about important artists who are either historically significant or are forerunners in contemporary art. Materials used will be pencil, charcoal, pen and ink and paint.
The Greenwich Art Society Children's Classes on Saturdays!
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
After a series of mesmerizing Live in HD performances, Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen returns to the Metropolitan Opera as Leonore, the devoted wife who risks all to rescue her husband from tyranny in Beethoven’s Fidelio. The stellar cast includes British tenor David Butt Philip as the political prisoner Florestan, Polish bass-baritone Tomasz Konieczny as the villainous Don Pizarro, veteran German bass René Pape as the jailer Rocco, Chinese soprano Ying Fang and German tenor Magnus Dietrich as the young Marzelline and Jaquino, and Danish bass Stephen Milling as the principled Don Fernando. Susanna Mälkki conducts the performance.
Pre-screening talk with Michael Ciavaglia, PhD: 12 p.m.
This free pre-screening talk will take place at the Dolan School of Business Event Hall.
The Met: Live in HD - Beethoven’s Fidelio
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Traditional Painting with Andrew Lattimore
Adult Classes | Available
Program Description
This class will offer academic training within the subject of your choice and using the medium of your choice. You can bring materials from home to set up a small still-life or use the simple still-life items available in the studio. You can also paint from a photograph or copy a portrait of a famous artist. During the class, students will share their painting with the group, and he will provide constructive feedback as well as answer any questions at that time. We will discuss many elements of painting such as value, design, composition, and color. The first day I’ll review the objectives of this class and I will also do a demonstration of a still life.
Special Notes
- *The use of cell phones or headphones is NOT permitted in class.
Instructor
Andrew Lattimore
Andrew Lattimore has lived in the Hudson Valley Region for most of his life. He studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts in New York with Daniel Greene, Edmond Fitzgerald and Harvey Dinnerstein. He studied life drawing and anatomy with artist and anatomist Stephen R. Peck, author of Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist. He also studied at the Academia di Belle Arti and Studio Simi in Florence, Italy. Today he is a recognized portrait painter, who is represented by Portraits Inc. in New York and Portrait Brokers of America in Birmingham, Alabama. He recently completed the official portrait of Gov. George Pataki for the New York State Capitol.
A noted painter of the figure and still life, he is also a prominent landscape painter whose work has recently been featured in Plein-Air Magazine. Andrew Lattimore’s work is in numerous collections throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Traditional Painting Classes with Andrew Lattimore at the Greenwich Art Society
Gain the skills and confidence to effectively express yourself in any situation. Whether you are a mature manager, student, young professional, career advancer or looking to make an impact in your community, Toastmasters is the most efficient, supportive, enjoyable and affordable way of gaining great communication skills.
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Members learn by speaking to groups and working with others in a supportive environment. The Bethel Toastmasters club is made of 10-20 people who meet on the first and third Monday of each month for up to two hours. Each meeting gives members and guests several opportunities:
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Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
The Greenwich Art Society is offering:
INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED WATERCOLOR
11 WEDNESDAYS
Jan. 8 – March 19
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Program Description
How do watercolorists paint with such accuracy, have you often wondered? In this ongoing class, you obtain the technical secrets to painting with watercolors by using different brush techniques and color palettes, from neutrals to brights, from dry brush to washes, or from delicate shades to deepest shadows, and obtain insight into the color wheel, primary-secondary-tertiary colors and using complementary colors to great effect so as to put you on the path of artistic achievement.
Max. 8 students.
Intermediate and Advanced Watercolor Classes at the Greenwich Art Society
Curated by 2024-25 Korry Fellow Juanita Sunday and featuring regional artists Carl Bocicault, Tyler Goldchain, Imo Nse Imeh, Iyaba Ibo Mandigo, Tea Montgomery, Saint Phifer, Andre Rochester, Bizzie Ruth, Dario Tejada, Kamar Thomas, and Yves Wilson.
MASC explores the intricate intersections of masculinity and Blackness, illuminating the complex layers of identity, expression, and societal expectation.
The exhibition examines the metaphorical "masks" worn to navigate a world rife with stereotypes and cultural pressures. MASC challenges monolithic notions of masculinity, offering a nuanced exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-reclamation. Each piece invites audiences to witness the delicate balance between the external personas shaped by societal expectations and the authentic selves seeking liberation and visibility.
MASC: Unmasking Identity, Redefining Masculinity
The Greenwich Art Society has Children's Classes on Saturdays!
YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE STUDIO, AGES 6-8
11 SATURDAYS
Jan. 11 – March 22
10:30 am to 12:00 pm
This class will explore new approaches to creativity with children. Using drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture children will learn new skills and improve on old ones as they experiment with new media and different techniques. To reinforce their understanding, children will learn about important artists who are either historically significant or are forerunners in contemporary art. Come join in and stretch your imagination in a relaxed, fun environment. Materials supplied.
DRAWING AND PAINTING FOR THE JUNIOR ARTIST – AGES 9-12
11 SATURDAYS
Jan. 11 – March 22
12:30 to 2:00 pm
Learn about drawing from observation by exploring form, shape, space and composition. Learn about materials and how to use them to create space in your drawings. Learn about painting techniques, color mixing and more. To reinforce their understanding, children will learn about important artists who are either historically significant or are forerunners in contemporary art. Materials used will be pencil, charcoal, pen and ink and paint.
The Greenwich Art Society Children's Classes on Saturdays!
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Get ready to embark on a deliciously delightful adventure as we journey into the enchanted world of Hansel & Gretel at the Downtown Cabaret Theatre! Join Hansel and Gretel, the brave brother and sister duo, as they venture into the mysterious woods and stumble upon a house made entirely of gingerbread—yes, you heard right, gingerbread! But beware, because lurking within is a tricky witch with a sweet tooth and a mischievous plan. Will Hansel & Gretel outsmart the witch and find their way back home?
It’s a tale filled with twists, turns, and plenty of giggles along the way! Get ready for a whirlwind of hi-jinks and laughter as our dynamic duo navigates through candy-coated challenges and heartwarming moments that will leave you craving more. With captivating performances, magical sets, and toe-tapping tunes, this is one Hansel & Gretel adventure you won’t want to miss. So grab your breadcrumbs and join us for an unforgettable journey that promises fun for the whole family!
Our Theatre for Young Audiences shows are recommended for ages 3 to 10, but all ages are welcome!
Hansel and Gretel
Iconic Grammy and Latin Grammy Award winning singer Lila Downs is one of the world’s most singular and powerful voices. Her compelling stage presence and poignant storytelling transcend all language barriers. Raised in Minnesota and Oaxaca, this global superstar’s exquisite artistry bridges traditions from across the Americas, with influences ranging from the folk and ranchera music of Mexico and South America to North American folk, jazz, blues, and hip-hop. In 2023, Downs released her 14th album, La Sánchez, influenced heavily by music from the north of Mexico.
Presented with the Fairfield University Center for Social Impact.
Lila Downs
Lifetime of Looking is a public program at the Bruce for adults experiencing cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer’s Disease, and their family members and caregivers. During this guided, interactive program, trained educators provide the opportunity for conversation and discussion through art on exhibit and art-making opportunities.
Programs take place one Thursday each month from 2-3:30pm. The program is free with museum admission and advanced registration is required. Please contact Kathleen Holko at kholko@brucemuseum.org or (203) 413-6741 to sign up or further information.
March 27 Theme: Women in Art
April 24 Theme: Nature in Bloom
May 22 Theme: Waterside Escapes
June 26 Theme: Three-Dimensional Art
Lifetime of Looking: Women in Art
Orin Grossman is renowned internationally for his knowledge of music. He lectures and performs concerts throughout the US and Europe, taught for many years at Fairfield University, and served as the University’s Academic Vice President. As always, Orin Grossman will create a delightful afternoon of chamber music with very special guest artists.
Orin Grossman, PhD
“The Right Call – Life Lessons From Sports”
Legendary sports journalist Sally Jenkins joins us for a special evening with Fairfield’s own athletes and coaching staff. She is the first woman to be inducted into the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Hall of Fame in 2005. Selected by NPR among the best books of the year, The Right Call: What Sports Teaches Us About Work and Life, celebrates bodies, minds, and spirits, revealing why sports offers meaningful direction and nourishment for athletic competitors of all sports and levels.
Presented with the Fairfield University Athletics Department
Open VISIONS Forum - Sally Jenkins
ABSOLUTE QUEEN has spent hundreds of hours in the studio studying Queen’s many layered harmony vocals and instrumentation to bring you the most authentic sounding Queen Live experience. The show is more than just a Queen Tribute band, the music and stage production will blow you away!
ABSOLUTE DEF LEPPARD brings you a show like no other! The boys have spent literally over 1000 hours in the studio recreating the multi layered vocal harmonies, and with that plus amazing live vocals and the incredible stage production involved, you get the closest thing to the original album versions as possible! This is exactly what the real band does, so we bring you a really fantastic facsimile of a real Def Leppard concert.
Absolute Queen with Special Guest Absolute Def Leppard
ABSOLUTE QUEEN has spent hundreds of hours in the studio studying Queen’s many layered harmony vocals and instrumentation to bring you the most authentic sounding Queen Live experience. The show is more than just a Queen Tribute band, the music and stage production will blow you away!
ABSOLUTE DEF LEPPARD brings you a show like no other! The boys have spent literally over 1000 hours in the studio recreating the multi layered vocal harmonies, and with that plus amazing live vocals and the incredible stage production involved, you get the closest thing to the original album versions as possible! This is exactly what the real band does, so we bring you a really fantastic facsimile of a real Def Leppard concert.
Absolute Queen with Special Guest Absolute Def Leppard
2nd Annual Spring Soirée
Spring Soirée tickets ($500) will benefit Quick Center programs and will include a pre-concert dinner reception in Bellarmine Hall, VIP seats for the performance, and a post-concert party and meet and greet with Michael Feinstein backstage at the Quick.
Supported by the Carnegie Hall Ensemble, Michael Feinstein – the ambassador of the Great American Songbook – pays a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Tony Bennett, bringing his iconic songs to life. Feinstein’s dynamic interpretations will create an unforgettable night that honors the legacy of Bennett in all its glory.
Michael Feinstein’s close friendship with Tony Bennett adds a profound layer to this tribute, as their camaraderie brings authenticity and depth to each note performed. Not only does Feinstein’s masterful interpretation of Bennett’s timeless repertoire pay homage to an era of classic songwriting, but it also preserves the rich cultural heritage that these songs represent.
Michael Feinstein - Because of You: A Tribute to Tony Bennett Featuring the Carnegie Hall Ensemble
Learn more here
Dawes has cemented itself as one of the most earnest musical acts out there. They’re a band that can move seamlessly between folk rock, piano ballads, and sprawling jams while maintaining both an immediately recognizable sound and a freedom from expectations.
For the first time in almost a decade, founding members, brothers Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith grace the cover of a Dawes record. It’s just the two of them this time, and as such, Oh Brother marks a distinctive new chapter for the California rock band — one that is both introspective and accessible, all while maintaining their beloved sense of sincerity.
Oh Brother steers Dawes decidedly forward, honoring 15 years of Taylor and Griffin’s musical relationship, as well as the next era of their band. Each of the nine songs began with just Taylor on guitar and vocals and Griffin on drums. They initially tracked each one live together, before adding in additional instrumentation and collaborating with touring guitarist Trevor Menear in the studio. Additionally, Oh Brother is the first record the brothers have co-produced, working alongside longtime friend Mike Viola.
Part of the Pepsi Rock Series Handcrafted by American Metal Series
And the 068 Magazine Singer Songwriter Series
Dawes - Oh Brother Tour
Bring a plant to swap or take some home! You don't have to bring plants to take some home and you can bring plants without taking.
Got leftover seed packets? drop them off too!
+ Event is typically outdoors from May for October, weather permitting! Indoors from November to April.
You can bring outdoor perenials from May to October but the rest of the time it is indoor plants only!
Plant Swap
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
Open Mic Night – Hosted by Bethel CT Pride & Molten Java
Lifetime of Looking is a public program at the Bruce for adults experiencing cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer’s Disease, and their family members and caregivers. During this guided, interactive program, trained educators provide the opportunity for conversation and discussion through art on exhibit and art-making opportunities.
Programs take place one Thursday each month from 2-3:30pm. The program is free with museum admission and advanced registration is required. Please contact Kathleen Holko at kholko@brucemuseum.org or (203) 413-6741 to sign up or further information.
April 24 Theme: Nature in Bloom
May 22 Theme: Waterside Escapes
June 26 Theme: Three-Dimensional Art
Lifetime of Looking: Nature in Bloom
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
Open Mic Night – Hosted by Bethel CT Pride & Molten Java
On April 26, Mozart’s timeless comedy returns to cinemas worldwide with a live transmission from the Metropolitan Opera. Conductor Joana Mallwitz, making her Met debut, leads a stellar ensemble cast, including American bass-baritone Michael Sumuel as the clever valet Figaro, Ukrainian soprano Olga Kulchynska as the wily maid Susanna, Canadian baritone Joshua Hopkins as the skirt-chasing Count, Italian soprano Federica Lombardi as his anguished wife, and French mezzo-soprano Marianne Crebassa as the adolescent page Cherubino.
Pre-screening talk with Michael Ciavaglia, PhD: 12 p.m .
This free pre-screening talk will take place at the Dolan School of Business Event Hall.
The Met: Live in HD - Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
Gain the skills and confidence to effectively express yourself in any situation. Whether you are a mature manager, student, young professional, career advancer or looking to make an impact in your community, Toastmasters is the most efficient, supportive, enjoyable and affordable way of gaining great communication skills.
- Be more persuasive and confident when giving speeches
- Practice to become a leader and an eloquent speaker
- Grow into a better negotiator and sharpen your management skills
- Gain trust and inspire teams
Toastmasters members report getting promoted because of their ability to build a convincing argument, landing better job opportunities while networking because of polished impromptu speaking skills, impressing a hiring manager during an interview and expressing their thoughts when speaking in public at formal or informal functions.
How Toastmasters Works:
Members learn by speaking to groups and working with others in a supportive environment. The Bethel Toastmasters club is made of 10-20 people who meet on the first and third Monday of each month for up to two hours. Each meeting gives members and guests several opportunities:
- Guests and members present one- to two-minute, impromptu speeches about assigned topics.
- Members learn how to plan and conduct meetings.
- Members present speeches based on projects from the Pathways learning experience—Toastmasters' education program. Projects cover topics such as speech organization, vocal variety, language, gestures and persuasion.
- Every speaker is assigned an evaluator who points out speech strengths and offers suggestions for improvement.
- New members are offered the opportunity to work with a mentor
Are you ready to grow your potential?
Meeting Location: Bethel Public Library, 189 Greenwood Avenue, Bethel, CT 06801
Meeting Time: 6:15 pm ET
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Become a Confident Speaker — Impress Your Boss, Clients, and Friends
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
Don’t miss the Cabaret Comedy Series—exclusive nights of stand-up comedy featuring a rotating lineup of top-notch comedians. Each show brings a unique blend of wit and humor to the stage, promising unforgettable evenings of laughter and good times. Grab your tickets now and join us for a comedy experience like no other!
Cabaret Comedy Series
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
What do you desire?
Two couples embark on the getaway of a lifetime at an opulent Caribbean resort, when a sudden emergency derails their plans. As the situation unfolds, rifts in worldview threaten their bonds of friendship, their self-conception, and ultimately, their survival.
A world premiere play by Jonathan Winn. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
Fools' Paradise
Met Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin takes the podium to conduct Strauss’s one-act tragedy. Leading the company’s first new production of the work in 20 years, Claus Guth, one of Europe’s leading opera directors, gives the biblical story a psychologically perceptive Victorian-era setting. South African soprano Elza van den Heever leads a celebrated cast as the abused and unhinged antiheroine, with Swedish baritone Peter Mattei as the imprisoned prophet Jochanaan; German tenor Gerhard Siegel as Salome’s lecherous stepfather, King Herod; American mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung as his wife, Herodias; and Polish tenor Piotr Buszewski as Narraboth.
Pre-screening talk with Michael Ciavaglia, PhD: 12 p.m.
This free pre-screening talk will take place at the Dolan School of Business Event Hall.
The Met: Live in HD - Strauss’s Salome
Lifetime of Looking is a public program at the Bruce for adults experiencing cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer’s Disease, and their family members and caregivers. During this guided, interactive program, trained educators provide the opportunity for conversation and discussion through art on exhibit and art-making opportunities.
Programs take place one Thursday each month from 2-3:30pm. The program is free with museum admission and advanced registration is required. Please contact Kathleen Holko at kholko@brucemuseum.org or (203) 413-6741 to sign up or further information.
May 22 Theme: Waterside Escapes
June 26 Theme: Three-Dimensional Art
Lifetime of Looking: Waterside Escapes
The Metropolitan Opera’s 2024–25 Live in HD season concludes with a live transmission of Rossini’s effervescent comedy on June 10th. Russian mezzo-soprano Aigul Akhmetshina stars as the feisty heroine, Rosina, alongside American tenor Jack Swanson, making his Met debut as her secret beloved, Count Almaviva. Moldovan baritone Andrey Zhilikhovsky shines as Figaro, the ingenious barber of Seville, with Hungarian bass-baritone Peter Kálmán as Dr. Bartolo and Russian bass Alexander Vinogradov as Don Basilio completing the principal cast. Giacomo Sagripanti conducts Bartlett Sher’s madcap production.
Pre-screening talk with Michael Ciavaglia, PhD: 12 p.m.
This free pre-screening talk will take place at the Dolan School of Business Event Hall.
The Met: Live in HD - Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia
Lifetime of Looking is a public program at the Bruce for adults experiencing cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer’s Disease, and their family members and caregivers. During this guided, interactive program, trained educators provide the opportunity for conversation and discussion through art on exhibit and art-making opportunities.
Programs take place one Thursday each month from 2-3:30pm. The program is free with museum admission and advanced registration is required. Please contact Kathleen Holko at kholko@brucemuseum.org or (203) 413-6741 to sign up or further information.
Lifetime of Looking: Three-Dimensional Art
Bring a plant to swap or take some home! You don't have to bring plants to take some home and you can bring plants without taking.
Got leftover seed packets? drop them off too!
+ Event is typically outdoors from May for October, weather permitting! Indoors from November to April.
You can bring outdoor perenials from May to October but the rest of the time it is indoor plants only!
Plant Swap
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
Open Mic Night – Hosted by Bethel CT Pride & Molten Java
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
Open Mic Night – Hosted by Bethel CT Pride & Molten Java
Bring a plant to swap or take some home! You don't have to bring plants to take some home and you can bring plants without taking.
Got leftover seed packets? drop them off too!
+ Event is typically outdoors from May for October, weather permitting! Indoors from November to April.
You can bring outdoor perenials from May to October but the rest of the time it is indoor plants only!
Plant Swap
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
Open Mic Night – Hosted by Bethel CT Pride & Molten Java
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
What do you deserve?
A fractured family squats in a wealthy beachfront home to give 13-year-old Alisha a chance at a better life in an elite school. As Alisha’s academic success stirs suspicion among her teachers and peers, the family’s precarious situation begins to unravel.
A world premiere play by Tony Meneses. Appropriate for ages 14 and up.
The Good District
Come play music, recite poetry, tell a story, or show off another talent!
Keep in mind this is an all ages event in a public venue. We trust you to make good choices about appropriate material.
This is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive and welcoming event series. No cover fee but minimum one drink purchased required (show Molten some love, y’all!)
Performance slots are assigned on a first come, first served basis IN PERSON. No times will be held or assigned before the event starts. Get there early to grab your spot!
