PUBLIC ART: GRADES 6-8

Gyotaku is the traditional Japanese method of printing fish, a practice that dates back to the mid-1800’s, used by fishermen to record their catches. We will use latex molds of sea creatures and plants as our printing plates – not real fish!

Test your knowledge on all things creepy: local legends, gothic literature, horror movies, and cryptids.

A weekly evening of jazz standards from the 40’s to the present, selections from the Great American Songbook, and a touch of Latin too. With a rotating group of musicians. 2nd Thursday of each month.

Join us at the Art’s Cafe for local favorites Kody & Herren, and Finger Lakes singers/songwriters Brothers Blue.

“The Village” is an eclectic mix of style and medium, stringing together a story of the dwellings and residents that reside within a melancholy rural setting, full of spirits and longing. Join us for a reception on 9/26 at Art’s Cafe.

Explore drawing and painting ideas using a series of fun energetic exercises.

Learn about female artists throughout history, women as represented in art, the feminist art movement, the divine feminine, and more.

Bring a song you have written or are working on. Share with others. With the hopes of continuing to build a community of songwriters, Caleb Spaulding and Jon Hasz will host this monthly get-together.