Shaun Connolly Sneaker culture is alive and well in Worcester. When Kangaroo Crossing closed despite their lines out the door for the new Kobes, EbLens carried the torch. Then Scoop Drip came in with their sneaker consignment shop and design workshops. There are conventions, meetups and now a Worcester resident with their own signature shoe….
Theater-lovers rejoice! Fitchburg State University invites everyone to experience the new Forge Theater Lab production, Generations. Enjoy new and unique plays that range from thought-provoking dramas to nonsensical comedy show, all written by FSU alumni.
On Friday, Nov. 9th, three well-respected artists will share their unique processes and love for color in an exhibit entitled, “In Living Color” which will be held at the Spaulding R. Aldrich Heritage Gallery in Whitinsville, MA. The exhibit will include textile art, paintings, and sculptures.
The Worcester County Poetry Association and the Sprinkler Factory have joined together to host a benefit fundraiser – “A Tale of Two Cities, Worcester – USA & UK.” The transatlantic poetry project is a result of a collaboration between poets from either side of the pond.
The title of the new show at the Krikorian Gallery of the Worcester Center for Crafts is deceptively simple: Faculty Show. True, the exhibit is about the faculty showing us how they practice their crafts, but it is also about showing what extraordinary talent is represented in the Craft Center’s artists/teachers.
Woldemar Neufeld arrived in New York City on New Year’s Day in 1945 and settled into an apartment near Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side. Here Neufeld soon became known as the “artist laureate of the East River.” It was here that he developed his interest in the combination of pen and ink with…
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