L-R: Posing Beauty, recent book by photographer and featured artist Dr. Deborah Willis; Natural Woman, fabric art by Bisa Butler.
This weekend, you can enjoy the free opening reception for WONDERFULLY MADE, the 18th annual exhibit and sale of African American art curated by Art in the Atrium on Friday, January 29th from 5:30-9:30pm at the Atrium Gallery, floors 2-5 of the County Administration & Records Building, 12 Court Street in Morristown. Free food, music and parking…what more could you ask? (free parking is provided in the garage below the building, accessed on Schuyler Place). Can’t make it? Don’t worry. There will also be a Closing Reception on March 18th, from 6-8pm, at the same location.
You might also want to catch a performance of Crossing Delancey, a tale of contemporary romance, complete with a lovingly meddlesome grandmother, a matchmaker, a modern woman and a pickle man at the Bickford Theatre (6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown). For more information or tickets, call (973) 971-3706 or visit bickfordtheatre.org.
Then, round out the weekend with the sounds of fiddles, mandolins, guitars and voices as Jersey artists Brian McArdle & Wry Toast, Andy Goessling, Sara Milonovitch and Lindsey Horner take the stage for the Garden State Folk Music Festival on Sunday afternoon at 3pm at the Community Theatre (100 South St., Morristown). Tickets are $15. Call (973) 539-8008 or visit mayoarts.org.
Don’t forget to check the Arts Council of the Morris Area's arts and culture calendar regularly for these and many other listings… just go to morrisarts.org/marquee.htm.
This weekend, you can enjoy the free opening reception for WONDERFULLY MADE, the 18th annual exhibit and sale of African American art curated by Art in the Atrium on Friday, January 29th from 5:30-9:30pm at the Atrium Gallery, floors 2-5 of the County Administration & Records Building, 12 Court Street in Morristown. Free food, music and parking…what more could you ask? (free parking is provided in the garage below the building, accessed on Schuyler Place). Can’t make it? Don’t worry. There will also be a Closing Reception on March 18th, from 6-8pm, at the same location.
You might also want to catch a performance of Crossing Delancey, a tale of contemporary romance, complete with a lovingly meddlesome grandmother, a matchmaker, a modern woman and a pickle man at the Bickford Theatre (6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown). For more information or tickets, call (973) 971-3706 or visit bickfordtheatre.org.
Then, round out the weekend with the sounds of fiddles, mandolins, guitars and voices as Jersey artists Brian McArdle & Wry Toast, Andy Goessling, Sara Milonovitch and Lindsey Horner take the stage for the Garden State Folk Music Festival on Sunday afternoon at 3pm at the Community Theatre (100 South St., Morristown). Tickets are $15. Call (973) 539-8008 or visit mayoarts.org.
Don’t forget to check the Arts Council of the Morris Area's arts and culture calendar regularly for these and many other listings… just go to morrisarts.org/marquee.htm.
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