PAST EVENT
Sandwich Arts Alliance: Fall for the Arts in Sandwich
Sat, Oct 10th, 10am - 4pm and 7 - 9pm
As part of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod's 2015 celebration of October at Arts Month, the Sandwich Arts Alliance is hosting an all-day "Fall for the Arts" festival on Saturday, October 10th from 10am - 4pm, in Sandwich Village. It will include a Fine Arts Exhibit, and "Arts in Action" indoor show, "Writer's on Writing" Panels & Workshops, an Artists outside sale, Music under the Tent, food vendors, and an evening Jazz Concert & Play from 7 - 9pm.
Fun for everyone!
These events will be at these three locations in Sandwich Village: Town Hall, First Church, and on the grounds of the Deacon Eldred House. Be sure to pick up a program schedule at the Welcome Table found at the entrance of each location. Here are the events, times, and locations:
Town Hall Auditorium, 130 Main Street
11am – 3pm ARTS IN ACTION. We invite you to come and meet our artists and discover how they create their masterpieces. Then take a chance and bid on their donated artworks during the Silent Auction. Additional art pieces will be for sale. Artists include: Ann Lainhart – quilting, June Kershaw – jewelry, Tina Trites – scratch board, Jeanne Bridges – oil & acrylic painting, Jamielyn Mosca – painting, Kathy Coggeshall – spinning and photography, Kathryn Kleekamp – oil painting, Carol Flax – cut paper collage, Richard Muccini – oil painting, Carolyn LeComte – oil painting and pen & ink drawing, Cynthia Buckley – stained glass, Jodie Hale – digital painting, Ken Northrup – painting, and Suzanne Parker – white line tile cuts.
We greatly appreciate the kind generosity of our artists for donating their masterpieces as the proceeds will help the Sandwich Arts Alliance continue their mission.
11am - 4pm, 7 - 9pm FINE ARTS EXHIBIT. Original artwork by the Visual Arts Group members will be showcased and available for sale. The exhibit will include pastels, watercolors, acrylics, oils, photography, stained glass and cut paper collages. Among the artists exhibiting are Gayle Morrow, Jamielyn Mosca, Carolyn LeComte, Whitey Kellerman and Kathryn Kleekamp. The Fine Art Exhibit may also be viewed in the evening before and during the concert intermission.
7 - 9pm CAPE COD CARIBE JAZZ CONCERT & the play LEMONADE. Be prepared as this will truly be an evening to electrify the senses - from the fiery hot rhythms of the Afro-Cuban jazz band to the funny and poignant story about two lifelong friends reminiscing while surrounded by fine art and historical architecture! The ticket to this evening’s program is sure to be the hottest ticket in town!
The Cape Cod Caribe Jazz Band is known for their fiery hot Afro-Cuban Jazz and traditional Cuban music – they will turn the upstairs of Town Hall into the Cape’s version of the Buena Vista Social Club. The group is comprised of renowned musicians Greg Polanik - guitar, Tony Scalisi – percussion, Matt Brown – bass and flute, and Steve Langone – drums. Singing vocals, Cerise Bynoe offers a unique style, quality, and vocal ability that is reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn.
Lemonade is a wonderfully witty and emotional one act play about two matrons who seek respite from the doldrums of middle age by selling spiked lemonade to highway travelers. The dialogue is at first hilarious as the two drink all the lemonade and share fantasies, only to turn sober to stark reality. Bringing the two friends to life are well known regional actresses Carol McManus and her "surprise friend" Sandwich’s Ms. McManus is as comfortable in the director’s chair as she is on the stage at the Cotuit Center for the Arts or on the Glass Town Stage in Sandwich’s Town Hall. As to Ms. McManus' friend - come see and be pleasantly surprised!
Tickets for the Cape Cod Caribe Jazz Concert and the play Lemonade are $18 adults/ $10 for students, They are available at Splash Stationers; online at sandwichartsalliance.org; all day at the Welcome Tables at Town Hall, First Church and the Deacon Eldred House grounds,;and at the door that evening.
Sat, Oct 10th, 10am - 4pm and 7 - 9pm
As part of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod's 2015 celebration of October at Arts Month, the Sandwich Arts Alliance is hosting an all-day "Fall for the Arts" festival on Saturday, October 10th from 10am - 4pm, in Sandwich Village. It will include a Fine Arts Exhibit, and "Arts in Action" indoor show, "Writer's on Writing" Panels & Workshops, an Artists outside sale, Music under the Tent, food vendors, and an evening Jazz Concert & Play from 7 - 9pm.
Fun for everyone!
These events will be at these three locations in Sandwich Village: Town Hall, First Church, and on the grounds of the Deacon Eldred House. Be sure to pick up a program schedule at the Welcome Table found at the entrance of each location. Here are the events, times, and locations:
Town Hall Auditorium, 130 Main Street
11am – 3pm ARTS IN ACTION. We invite you to come and meet our artists and discover how they create their masterpieces. Then take a chance and bid on their donated artworks during the Silent Auction. Additional art pieces will be for sale. Artists include: Ann Lainhart – quilting, June Kershaw – jewelry, Tina Trites – scratch board, Jeanne Bridges – oil & acrylic painting, Jamielyn Mosca – painting, Kathy Coggeshall – spinning and photography, Kathryn Kleekamp – oil painting, Carol Flax – cut paper collage, Richard Muccini – oil painting, Carolyn LeComte – oil painting and pen & ink drawing, Cynthia Buckley – stained glass, Jodie Hale – digital painting, Ken Northrup – painting, and Suzanne Parker – white line tile cuts.
We greatly appreciate the kind generosity of our artists for donating their masterpieces as the proceeds will help the Sandwich Arts Alliance continue their mission.
11am - 4pm, 7 - 9pm FINE ARTS EXHIBIT. Original artwork by the Visual Arts Group members will be showcased and available for sale. The exhibit will include pastels, watercolors, acrylics, oils, photography, stained glass and cut paper collages. Among the artists exhibiting are Gayle Morrow, Jamielyn Mosca, Carolyn LeComte, Whitey Kellerman and Kathryn Kleekamp. The Fine Art Exhibit may also be viewed in the evening before and during the concert intermission.
7 - 9pm CAPE COD CARIBE JAZZ CONCERT & the play LEMONADE. Be prepared as this will truly be an evening to electrify the senses - from the fiery hot rhythms of the Afro-Cuban jazz band to the funny and poignant story about two lifelong friends reminiscing while surrounded by fine art and historical architecture! The ticket to this evening’s program is sure to be the hottest ticket in town!
The Cape Cod Caribe Jazz Band is known for their fiery hot Afro-Cuban Jazz and traditional Cuban music – they will turn the upstairs of Town Hall into the Cape’s version of the Buena Vista Social Club. The group is comprised of renowned musicians Greg Polanik - guitar, Tony Scalisi – percussion, Matt Brown – bass and flute, and Steve Langone – drums. Singing vocals, Cerise Bynoe offers a unique style, quality, and vocal ability that is reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn.
Lemonade is a wonderfully witty and emotional one act play about two matrons who seek respite from the doldrums of middle age by selling spiked lemonade to highway travelers. The dialogue is at first hilarious as the two drink all the lemonade and share fantasies, only to turn sober to stark reality. Bringing the two friends to life are well known regional actresses Carol McManus and her "surprise friend" Sandwich’s Ms. McManus is as comfortable in the director’s chair as she is on the stage at the Cotuit Center for the Arts or on the Glass Town Stage in Sandwich’s Town Hall. As to Ms. McManus' friend - come see and be pleasantly surprised!
Tickets for the Cape Cod Caribe Jazz Concert and the play Lemonade are $18 adults/ $10 for students, They are available at Splash Stationers; online at sandwichartsalliance.org; all day at the Welcome Tables at Town Hall, First Church and the Deacon Eldred House grounds,;and at the door that evening.
First Church, 136 Main Street
10am – 4pm "WRITERS ON WRITING" (located downstairs of First Church or in the Gates Room)
The public is enthusiastically invited to join professional writers at 11 free sessions presented by the Literary Arts group of the Sandwich Arts Alliance. Authors will offer four panel discussions, six workshops and one demonstration on the combined use of words and music in both Literary and Performing Arts members. "Writers on Writing" concludes with a final hour of refreshments, book signings and "one-on-one" with the authors. No admission or reservations required, but donations to help cover our expenses will be most gladly accepted.
SUGGESTION: Bring a notebook and pen, just in case the Muse strikes . . .
10am – 12pm PANEL DISCUSSIONS
10am – 11am FICTION discussion with panel authors Carolyn LeComte, Karen Ellery Jones, Elizabeth Moisan, and Barbara Eppich Struna. Facilitator Christie Lowrance.
10am – 11am MEMOIR discussion with panel authors Catherine Kelly-Mahon, Francoise Webb, and Anita Caruso. Facilitator Dean Coe.
11am – 12pm AUTHORS ILLUSTRATING CHILDREN’S BOOKS discussion with authors Susan Baer, Elizabeth Moisan, Dean Coe, and Christina Laurie.
11am – 12pm RESEARCHING AND WRITING HISTORY discussion with authors Jim Coogan, Christie Lowrance, Barbara Eppich Struna, and Bill Burbank.
12 – 2pm WORKSHOPS
12 – 1pm HOW TO WRITE A COOKBOOK – with cookbook authors Elaine and Karin Tammi.
12 – 1pm HOW TO WRITE AN INSPIRATIONAL BOOK - with author Shirley Vogel.
12 – 1pm HOW TO CREATE A CHILDREN’S STORY WITH CHILDREN (GRADES 3-5) - with author Dean Coe.
1 - 2pm HOW TO DEVELOP DESCRIPTION – with author Christie Lowrance.
1 - 2pm HOW TO WRITE AND DELIVER NEWS – with journalist Mark Snyder.
1 – 2pm HOW TO SELF-PUBLISH – with authors Jim Coogan (self) and Barbara Eppich Struna (small press).
2 – 3pm DEMONSTRATION. “POEMS INTO SONGS AND BACK AGAIN" - Literary and Performing Arts
Take a poem or prose. Add music. Is that a song? Or if you have a tune and add words - is that a song? Let’s combine writers and musicians to find out!
3 – 4pm CONCLUSION. Refreshments, book signing, talk with the authors - join us in the Gates Room.
10am – 4pm "WRITERS ON WRITING" (located downstairs of First Church or in the Gates Room)
The public is enthusiastically invited to join professional writers at 11 free sessions presented by the Literary Arts group of the Sandwich Arts Alliance. Authors will offer four panel discussions, six workshops and one demonstration on the combined use of words and music in both Literary and Performing Arts members. "Writers on Writing" concludes with a final hour of refreshments, book signings and "one-on-one" with the authors. No admission or reservations required, but donations to help cover our expenses will be most gladly accepted.
SUGGESTION: Bring a notebook and pen, just in case the Muse strikes . . .
10am – 12pm PANEL DISCUSSIONS
10am – 11am FICTION discussion with panel authors Carolyn LeComte, Karen Ellery Jones, Elizabeth Moisan, and Barbara Eppich Struna. Facilitator Christie Lowrance.
10am – 11am MEMOIR discussion with panel authors Catherine Kelly-Mahon, Francoise Webb, and Anita Caruso. Facilitator Dean Coe.
11am – 12pm AUTHORS ILLUSTRATING CHILDREN’S BOOKS discussion with authors Susan Baer, Elizabeth Moisan, Dean Coe, and Christina Laurie.
11am – 12pm RESEARCHING AND WRITING HISTORY discussion with authors Jim Coogan, Christie Lowrance, Barbara Eppich Struna, and Bill Burbank.
12 – 2pm WORKSHOPS
12 – 1pm HOW TO WRITE A COOKBOOK – with cookbook authors Elaine and Karin Tammi.
12 – 1pm HOW TO WRITE AN INSPIRATIONAL BOOK - with author Shirley Vogel.
12 – 1pm HOW TO CREATE A CHILDREN’S STORY WITH CHILDREN (GRADES 3-5) - with author Dean Coe.
1 - 2pm HOW TO DEVELOP DESCRIPTION – with author Christie Lowrance.
1 - 2pm HOW TO WRITE AND DELIVER NEWS – with journalist Mark Snyder.
1 – 2pm HOW TO SELF-PUBLISH – with authors Jim Coogan (self) and Barbara Eppich Struna (small press).
2 – 3pm DEMONSTRATION. “POEMS INTO SONGS AND BACK AGAIN" - Literary and Performing Arts
Take a poem or prose. Add music. Is that a song? Or if you have a tune and add words - is that a song? Let’s combine writers and musicians to find out!
3 – 4pm CONCLUSION. Refreshments, book signing, talk with the authors - join us in the Gates Room.
Deacon Eldred House, 4 Water Street
10am – 4pm The grounds of the historic Deacon Eldred house, on Shawme Pond, will feature plenty to do and enjoy!
The ARTISTS' TENT will have many artists selling their works just in time for Halloween and a jump on holiday shopping. The artists are: Neil Collins - pumpkin carving, Kathi Taylor – painting, Susan Fellows – painting, Marie St. Hilaire - painting; Jeffry Burr - photography, Fran Bogden – watercolors, Maureen Bean – watercolors, Marv Zaro – painter, Joyce Baker - artful bags, Valene Leri - paintings on earrings, and more.
FOOD VENDORS
10am – 4pm The grounds of the historic Deacon Eldred house, on Shawme Pond, will feature plenty to do and enjoy!
The ARTISTS' TENT will have many artists selling their works just in time for Halloween and a jump on holiday shopping. The artists are: Neil Collins - pumpkin carving, Kathi Taylor – painting, Susan Fellows – painting, Marie St. Hilaire - painting; Jeffry Burr - photography, Fran Bogden – watercolors, Maureen Bean – watercolors, Marv Zaro – painter, Joyce Baker - artful bags, Valene Leri - paintings on earrings, and more.
FOOD VENDORS
- Wondabah’s Food Truck with Steve and Wendie offering chowder, sliders, their famous onion rings, fries, and chicken tenders
- D’s Lectables Home Baked Goodness, selling cookies, coffee cake, brownies, and granola bars, baked by Darlene Sicard, who is often seen at the Sandwich Farmers Market
- Sandwich Band Boosters selling baked goods and a guitar raffle to help support the Band
Deacon Eldred House, 4 Water Street
The Music Under the Tent on the shore of Shawme Pond is the place to be to enjoy music from a variety of musical groups and genres, and eat great food while watching the swans float by!
The music starts at 10am with this eclectic line-up:
10 – 11am Sandwich Students Showcase
11 – 12pm Schuyler Grant Hemmerdinger
12 – 1pm Reckless Roots with Sam Holmstock
1 – 2pm Kim Moberg and Ric Allendorf
2 – 3pm Mandelbaum with Jim Snider
3 – 4pm Jimmy Ellis & Steve Resnick + jammin’ till 4!
About our Music Artists:
Sandwich Students Showcase are from "Melinda's Music Studio", a private voice studio. They are of various ages and are from Sandwich, Sturgis, Tabor and Bourne schools and receive instruction individual instruction in voice or piano.
Reckless Roots is composed of band members Sam Holmstock (late of Entrain) - percussion & vocals, Tony Fitsch - guitar & vocals, and James Petcoff (late of Steve Morgan & The Kingfish) - bass & vocals. They play original songs and select covers featuring roots rock, R&B, Reggae, Blues plus a dash of pop and jazz.
Singer/Songwriters Kim Moberg and Ric Allendorf met in January of 2014 at an Open Mic in Dennis, MA. They began collaborating on each other's sets and discovered that they shared a love for obscure songs in genres spanning from traditional folk to contemporary Roots and Americana.
Their eclectic musical tastes, combined with a style based on vocal and acoustic guitar harmonies, enable them to interpret a wide repertoire of songs by artists such as You + Me, The Civil Wars, Lori McKenna, Mark Erelli and even Jimi Hendrix. In addition to customizing cover tunes, Kim and Ric have composed songs both individually and collaboratively.
They share lead and harmony vocals and their blend captures the listeners’ attention by pulling them in to the heart of the song. They favor lyrics that tell stories of love, longing, forgiveness and self-discovery.
Fall for the Arts in Sandwich is a full day of a variety of events showcasing our talented members of the
Sandwich Arts Alliance which is sure to be fun for everyone!
The Music Under the Tent on the shore of Shawme Pond is the place to be to enjoy music from a variety of musical groups and genres, and eat great food while watching the swans float by!
The music starts at 10am with this eclectic line-up:
10 – 11am Sandwich Students Showcase
11 – 12pm Schuyler Grant Hemmerdinger
12 – 1pm Reckless Roots with Sam Holmstock
1 – 2pm Kim Moberg and Ric Allendorf
2 – 3pm Mandelbaum with Jim Snider
3 – 4pm Jimmy Ellis & Steve Resnick + jammin’ till 4!
About our Music Artists:
Sandwich Students Showcase are from "Melinda's Music Studio", a private voice studio. They are of various ages and are from Sandwich, Sturgis, Tabor and Bourne schools and receive instruction individual instruction in voice or piano.
Reckless Roots is composed of band members Sam Holmstock (late of Entrain) - percussion & vocals, Tony Fitsch - guitar & vocals, and James Petcoff (late of Steve Morgan & The Kingfish) - bass & vocals. They play original songs and select covers featuring roots rock, R&B, Reggae, Blues plus a dash of pop and jazz.
Singer/Songwriters Kim Moberg and Ric Allendorf met in January of 2014 at an Open Mic in Dennis, MA. They began collaborating on each other's sets and discovered that they shared a love for obscure songs in genres spanning from traditional folk to contemporary Roots and Americana.
Their eclectic musical tastes, combined with a style based on vocal and acoustic guitar harmonies, enable them to interpret a wide repertoire of songs by artists such as You + Me, The Civil Wars, Lori McKenna, Mark Erelli and even Jimi Hendrix. In addition to customizing cover tunes, Kim and Ric have composed songs both individually and collaboratively.
They share lead and harmony vocals and their blend captures the listeners’ attention by pulling them in to the heart of the song. They favor lyrics that tell stories of love, longing, forgiveness and self-discovery.
Fall for the Arts in Sandwich is a full day of a variety of events showcasing our talented members of the
Sandwich Arts Alliance which is sure to be fun for everyone!
