Gatherings
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Family Picnics, Concerts and Art in July
What better way to spend a summer evening than by making art with your family and friends? FAMILY PICNICS, CONCERTS & ART in JULY Thursdays in July from 5:30-7pm The Park space at 325 Main Street Pre-registration is appreciated: 740-622-0326 or pomerenearts@gmail.com Join the Pomerene Center for the Arts on Thursdays this July for fun family art activities, music and great bonding time! Bring your family and a picnic dinner and we’ll provide the art materials! IT’S ALL FREE!!!!! July 10th: Make your own Kazoo, Shekere or Guiro | music – Sarah Goslee Reed Make musical instruments to play along with Sarah Goslee Reed as she performs songs about nature…
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Meredith Free
MEREDITH FREE Opening May 25, 3-5pm runs through June 16, 2014 Meredith Free is a homeschooled high school junior currently living in Coshocton, Ohio. She has been studying the principles of art and developing her techniques in traditional media under the guidance of Christine Misencik-Bunn. Her work has been displayed in central ohio, and Washington DC. Credits include: Best of show, Coshocton Junior Fair (2009 and 2012); Best of show, Powerhouse Juried Student Art Show, Zanesville (2013); Runner-up in the 2013 Congressional Art Show; and most recently, Top 25 in the Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition (2014). Meredith seeks to continue learning and refining her craft, studying art at the college level.…
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Katydids, Fireflies and other insects
SARAH GOSLEE REED Children’s Concert and artmaking activities @ Park space, Friday May 2, 5-8pm Folk singer and songwriter Sarah Goslee Reed comes to Coshocton to get us all dancing and playing. The Pomerene Center will have supplies and volunteers on hand to make Shekeres, Guiros and Kazoos to add to the fun. It’s all free and part of Dogwood Festival 2014 and May’s First Friday Celebration. WHAT is a SHEKERE? “The shekere is an instrument from Africa made out of a hollow gourd. Outside the gourd is a netting that holds seeds or bead so the instrument makes a wonderful rattling when played.” Daria World Music for Children WHAT is…
