Showing posts with label New Rochelle Arts Fest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Rochelle Arts Fest. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Bench Press - Take a Seat..Anywhere

Bench Press Seating
Part of my Gallery ROC tour included this super invention to portably park your posterior -Bench Press. Don't be fooled by the name, this nifty creation has nothing to do with pumping iron. It is all about having a seat whilst waiting on a bus. Along the Q39 & B57 bus routes; there are tons of stops however, no place to sit - unless you count an aggressive looking fire hydrant or two. I chatted up the guys from BROLAB and marveled at the craftsmanship of their posthaste chaise. Check out video Bench Press -BRO LAB
                           

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Concept Cube - Nothing square about this

      
   The Museum of Arts & Culture will showcase the work of New Rochelle High School alumni artists as part of ArtsFest next weekend, September 22nd and 23rd. Created by 2009 graduates Jesus Baez and Rebecca Mills, the show, titled “Concept Cube,” was designed to show off the skills of the New Rochelle High School art alumni while also highlighting the strength of the school’s visual arts program. The exhibit features works in a variety of media including painting, photography, sculpture and video. 


The MAC will be open Thursday night, September 20th as part of the ArtsFest preview, and again on Saturday, September 22nd from 12:30 to 5 pm. ArtsFest, organized by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts, is a weekend-long celebration featuring free art exhibits and performances at 32 venues in New Rochelle and Pelham; for a complete calendar of ArtsFest events visit www.newrochellearts.org.


New Rochelle High School
     Mr. Baez is currently signed with Tearsheet Education and is also a freelance graphics designer and fashion photographer. Ms. Mills works for the Pelham Art Center as the weekend assistant and is a feminist illustrator. Baez and Mills are currently collaborating on numerous projects and “aspire to arouse an art movement in New Rochelle adopting young underground artists.”
 

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Music to Your Ears - Feastival on the Sound


The New Rochelle Arts Festival rolls into town Saturday September 22nd/23rd  & brings the sounds from the Sound with them. This two day festival has an abundance of musicians to have you dancing in the streets.

Saturday 1-2pm
Sing Along with the Songcatchers @ Garito Manor: Sr.Beth Dowd will lead her Songcatchers Choir and residents in singing a variety of songs.

Sunday 3-5pm
New Rochell Opera @ Iona College presents Four Sopranos. Admission $20/$18

Saturday 12-6
Drumming Circle with Damon Jackson. Head to the Lincoln Park Community Garden to express your self as you dance to the rhythm.

Sunday 3-4pm
Harps o' Plenty! The Westchester Harp Ensemble at Pelham Art Center featuring a performance by Lois Colin and her class of talented students.

Saturday Afternoon
Music in the Courtyard!  Join Patterson Productions & The Latin Jazz Express with a line-up of Latin Hop Hop Artists at the Pelham Art Center

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Baby got PAC- PAC House Theater

311 Huguenot Street (Near Division)
The New Rochelle Arts Fest rolls into town September 22nd & 23rd. Leading up to the festival, NRN will feature the festival participants and keep you in the know on all of the fun you can expect when the trolley comes to Main Street.

The PAC House Theater is the perfect location to live out your Midsummer Nights Dream. 

The PAC House Theater, an intimate performance space featuring music, comedy, cabaret, children’s productions, plays and other great entertainment events. Located at 311 Huguenot Street just off Division Street, in the historic Parish House adjacent to Trinity St. Paul’s Church, the PAC House Theater is convenient to parking and downtown’s many great restaurants; park your car once and enjoy a full evening of great entertainment and dining.
PAC House Staff
Eric Woodlin and Michael Hull
best-bets_PAC--Staff.jpgThe PAC House Theatre is the latest venue creation by New Rochelle resident Eric Woodlin and his Incoming Tide Entertainment LLC.
 Reflecting on his decision to create a performance venue downtown, the PAC House Theater, Eric Woodlin stated, "New Rochelle is the perfect storm, combining new flavorful eateries, an eclectic arts scene and cultural diversity. It’s only a matter of time until our City becomes a very hip place to be
Circle the PAC House Theater is a  150 year old historical landmark.
New Rochelle’s PAC House Theater residing in the 150 year old historic landmark of Trinity St. Paul’s Parish House, presents its February performance schedule. Located at 311 Huguenot Street, the theater seats 100+