Thursday, April 18, 2013
Bring your own guitar to this Lansdale arts, music and author event, taking place in the second-floor ballroom at Third and Walnut Bar and Lounge.
Talk about making beautiful music together. Art and acoustic marry Friday night at a free, all-ages BYOG Show at Third and Walnut Bar & Lounge's second-floor ballroom from 7 p.m. to midnight. Musicians are encouraged to bring their own acoustic guitars, and jam out and sing along on one of two stages with other like-minded people. Meanwhile, an art show and author display simultaneously beautifies the rest of the ballroom. Attendees will view work by BYOG Show creator Amy Rims, of Sellersville, and, featuring her friends with flair, Bobbi Shaw, Chelsea Allen, Josh Seachrist, Sumerlyn Witsen, Anthony T Forbes, Bobby Rantz and Jay Reimers. Words are not left out in this media event. Two local authors, Jason Kaminski, of Lansdale, and Fox …
Saturday, June 2, 2012
The rain tried to put an end to a successful First Friday
What did you when First Friday rained out? Did you stay to watch The Calhouns at Railroad Plaza? Which of you grabbed a slice or two at Main Street Pizza? I'm sure others started a tab at Montella's or Molly's. How about some light shopping, and why not? You want to have a good time, you've got money and ... you probably never knew that shop was there. Our community loves to gather. Lansdale loves to gather. Call it a fellowship, if you will. It was more than just a meeting of the minds at 3rd & Walnut Friday night: A visual artist and a binaural artist came together under one roof to put on a great show. Sellersville resident Amy Rims had her Five and Dime Art Show in the upstairs ballroom - which is accessible without going through the …
Thursday, May 24, 2012
North Penn High School's Art Show Gallery was held Wednesday night, featuring masterpieces from kindergarteners through seniors
Works of art ranging from photography and digital graphic design to watercolor, pottery, wire sculpture and 3-D design were on display throughout the atrium, lobby and J-Pod of North Penn High School Wednesday night at the annual North Penn Gallery Art Show. The event also featured a Senior Show, which featured art work created by seniors who have taken three or more art classes throughout their high school years. A reception was held earlier in the evening for those seniors. The Gallery Store was also open for business Wednesday as a fundraiser for the Senior Art Scholarship Fund and future art shows. Gallery T-shirts were being sold for $10 each, including tie-dyed shirts. Check out our short video and our gallery of the Gallery!
Monday, May 7, 2012
North Montco Technical Career Center holds an "Arrive Alive" event to show the dangers of drinking and texting while driving
1. St. Stanislaus Parish School holds its spring art show, and its choir, chimes and band concert at 7 p.m. in the school gym. 2. North Montco Technical Career Center holds an Arrive Alive tour from 8:10 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. and from 12:10 p.m. to 2:10 p.m. Unite International will be at the school with distracted driving simulators for students to try. The program is to educate about the dangers of drinking or texting while driving. 3. Get some math homework tutoring at Math Mondays from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Lansdale Library. 4. Kurt’s Magic World presents a Magician’s Club at 6:15 p.m. at Lansdale Library for all ages. Children under 14 need a parent with them. 5. Route 202 Parkway travel restrictions begin this week.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
The arts and music special event featured local talent in many different genres
The 'Nuthing But Art' show Friday night packed the upstairs ballroom of Third and Walnut Bar in Lansdale. Emerging artists and seasoned veterans displayed and exhibited some of their best works to the public. They even made some money doing it too. Featured artists included Christopher "Bango" Kline, Amy Rims, Rosalynd Orr, Schwa Rox, Jay Reimers, Chelsea Allen, Jess Watters, Kynn Peterkin and Anthony T. Forbes. A Millionaire's Auction was the most popular spectacle of the night. Artists put up one piece of their work for auction. Attendees paid $1 per entry and winners were pulled at random. Popular auction items included a Pollock-inspired clock made out of wood; a William S. Burroughs table; and pottery beer mugs. Proceeds went toward …
Friday, April 20, 2012
Beer, music and a millionaire's auction all featured at the event upstairs at Third and Walnut Bar
Earth without "art" is "eh." So support it, especially on the local level. On the eve of Earth Day, local artists are gathering together for the free all ages "Nuthing But Art Show" tonight from 5 to 11:30 in the upstairs ballroom at Third and Walnut Bar. The event is being organized by Sellersville resident Amy Rims. Rims organized a Fun-A-Day Art Show in February. The event will have a $1 Millionaire's Auction, a full service bar, live paintings and music from Blaze, Sean Barrett, Pureland and Blown Away. All proceeds will go toward the support of future art shows in the area. Local artists featured tonight: For more information, you can visit the Facebook public event page at this link. You can read more about Rims' art and local …
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Lansdale's Fun-A-Day show exceeds expectations in both quality and attendance
As a sign that the arts are alive and well in Lansdale, hundreds of area residents attended Friday night's Fun-A-Day show at Third and Walnut, shattering the originally expected attendance. The show -- which featured the works of local artists who participated in January's Fun-A-Day project -- began nearly half-an-hour early, as groups of eager art patrons couldn't wait to make their way inside. Due to the overwhelming turnout, many of the artists on display sold pieces of their work, and a handful of lucky attendees received the unique stylings at a fraction of their price, courtesy of the Millionaire's Auction. The show's coordinators and the participating artists were thrilled with the event. By night's end, there was already talk about…
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Lansdale Fun-A-Day will showcase local artists and their masterpieces at a free show Friday night
For all 31 days in January, artists in Lansdale, the Philadelphia region, the Indian Valley and the Lehigh Valley, have been creating and tinkering with their masterpieces in preparation for an inaugural event this Friday in Lansdale. The Lansdale Fun-A-Day Show comes to Third and Walnut Bar’s upstairs ballroom Friday night at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Since Wednesday night, organizer Amy Rims, who also sits on Lansdale’s 311 W. Main Street Task Force, has been setting up for the show and welcoming artists who are taking part in the event. “I can’t even give an answer as to how many are coming,” she said. “I networked this show through a bunch of local artists, and they spread the word to another artist and so on.” Rims was still setting …
Thursday, May 26, 2011
This year's show had an overwhelming supply of works from students and faculty.
North Penn High School can be an overwhelming place to visit, with its huge size and seemingly neverending hallways. If you were to cover said hallways with paintings and pictures from a variety of students and faculty, you would easily hit a point of visual overload. Welcome to the 25th annual North Penn Arts Show. This year's show featured various paintings and photographs from students as early as kindergarten, all the way through 12th grade. Even the faculty put their artistic skills to use with localized window displays in various pods. "We started doing the art show about 25 years ago, and this year we have have works from kindergarten through high school," said Joanne Harris, art department chair at North Penn High School. "We …
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