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Explorations in Drypoint with Cassaundra Flor
Explorations in Drypoint with Cassaundra Flor Friday, June 14th, 1pm-5pm Members: $115, Non-Members: $130, Materials: $50 In this workshop, you’ll be introduced to different approaches and techniques in drypoint etching. This workshop will introduce you to the advantages of working on different surfaces for drypoint techniques and the ability to combine drypoint with the monotype process. Drypoint is a great step in the intaglio world– all skill levels are welcome! About the Instructor: Cassaundra Flor is an artist exploring ideas of space, intimacy, and relationships through painting and printmaking. Her work has been exhibited in the 88th and 89th “Philip’s Mill Juried Art Show” at Philip’s Mill Community Association, the “Young Visions'' group exhibition at the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, and “Art of the State 2019” at the State Museum of Pennsylvania. She is currently pursuing her Master of Fine Arts at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Registration deadline is Sunday, June 9th at Midnight. About Frontline Arts: Frontline Arts is 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Central NJ with a mission to connect communities through socially engaging arts practices rooted in papermaking and printmaking. The organization supports in-house and mobile educational programs and provides a communal space with
Friday Workshop: Candle Votive
Friday Workshop: Candle Votive Join for a hands-on candle votive workshop where you can unleash your creativity and make your very own unique candle. This in-person event will be held at 16a Division Street, Somerville, NJ, USA. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to add a personal touch to their space. Don't miss out on this fun and relaxing Friday activity!
Comedy Night Dinner & A Show at The BERNIE
Comedy Night Dinner & A Show at The BERNIE Featuring Erin Maguire & Ted Barton THE BERNIE at Red Horse by David Burke – Bernards Inn 6 – 9pm (Doors at 6pm) 3-Course Dinner Comedy show hosted by Job B with Comedians performing after dinner $95 per person
Yoga with Alpacas at Bluebird Farm
Yoga with Alpacas at Bluebird Farm - Reservations Required! Come join us for Yoga amongst the Alpacas in this peaceful, bucolic setting! You will not only be with the Alpacas for yoga, but you will also have the opportunity to feed and pet them!
The Wisdom of Eve at Farmstead Arts
The Wisdom of Eve at Farmstead Arts The Lord Stirling Theater Company presents "The Wisdom of Eve" adapted for the stage by Mary Orr from her 1946 short story. Directed by Jeanne Johnston. A riveting drama that unfolds in the glamorous world of Broadway. The story follows Eve Harrington, a seemingly innocent fan who becomes enamored with the renowned actress Margo Crane. As Eve insinuates herself into Margo's life, her facade of adoration begins to crack, revealing a manipulative and ambitious character. Tensions escalate as loyalties are tested and secrets are unveiled, culminating in a gripping showdown that explores the dark underbelly of ambition and fame.
Raritan Valley Symphonic Band Annual Pops Concert
Franklin High School 500 Elizabeth Ave, Somerset, NJ, United States +1 moreRaritan Valley Symphonic Band Annual Pops Concert Raritan Valley Symphonic Band presents its annual Pops Concert “Broadway, Hollywood, and Marches” at Bridgewater High School - Free Raritan Valley Symphonic Band Annual Pops Concerts – “Broadway, Hollywood, and Marches” William Berz, Conductor Friday, June 14 @ Franklin High School 7 pm Sunday, June 16 @ Bridgewater High School 3 pm The Raritan Valley Symphonic Band presents its annual Pops Concert “Broadway, Hollywood, and Marches” at two different locations for the first time in its 40 year history: (1) Friday, June 14 @ Franklin High School, 500 Elizabeth Ave., Somerset NJ – 7 pm (2) Sunday, June 16 @ Bridgewater High School, 600 Garretson Road, Bridgewater NJ – 3 pm Admission to both concerts is free. Conducted by Musical Director William Berz, the concert will feature a wide section of American marches, Broadway show tunes, and Hollywood movie music. RVSB members Frank Amato and John Hylkema will also be conducting. The concert begins with John Phillip Sousa’s The Naval Reserve March, composed by Sousa while in charge of the Great Lakes Navy Band program during World War I and dedicated to the officers and men of the Naval Reserve. Singin’ in the Rain by Nacio
