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Guitar-In
Guitarist Tim Farrell is on tour showing off his new Custom Signature Guitar built by Paul Woolson and we’ve invited him to play on the Pomerene Center Saba Terrace at 6pm, Sunday June 24th, 2012. Coshocton has a rich guitar culture that includes many exceptional musicians, collectors and the internationally known Wildwood Music. Why should Tim be the only one showing off guitars? As a sort of transmutation of the Cruise-In, the Pomerene Center for the Arts is hosting the world’s first (as far as we know) Guitar-In. Below is the schedule for the day: (Sportzone will be out grilling chicken, ribs, corn starting at 3:30pm) 12:45-2:45 workshop with Tim…
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More than Acting and Singing, summer art camp
We’re collaborating with the Coshocton Footlight Players and will be creating the costumes and the set for their summer children’s production of the Disney Classic THE JUNGLE BOOK KIDS. As any theater person will tell you, there’s a lot more to theater than acting and singing. WEEK 1. SET DESIGN June 18-22nd, 9am-noon. ages k-12 Limit 10 $80 at the Pomerene Center moving later in the week to the Triple Locks Theater The challenge: How to create a jungle with paint, coaxial cable, papers and fabrics. WEEK 2. COSTUMING June 25-29th, 9am-noon. ages k-12 Limit 10 $80 at the Pomerene Center Taking inspiration from costumes designed by Julie Taymor for…
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PARK picnic area
Responding to community suggestion, Project to Restore America has arranged a private donation to fund a picnic area in the PARK space. This artistic and useful addition to the Main Street area in Coshocton will help make downtown more enjoyable for residents and visitors and perhaps over time increase the tourism industry in the City of Coshocton. The patterned brickwork is inspired by a Byzantine mosaic motif, the benches and tables by furniture on the High Line in NYC. (Not pictured in the drawings below)–the project includes a shade sail area allowing for use of the space throughout the day.
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