NEW HAVEN — Create On9 celebrates New Haven’s rich arts scene with a
creative crawl through the historic Ninth Square on Friday, Oct. 5, from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. On9, the first Friday open house, collaborates with
Artspace and L.A.M.P. for an evening of innovative art, music and
experiences.
The evening sounds off at Piazza On9
(created by closing Orange Street to vehicular traffic between Crown and
Center Street) with Club Culture 360. The company will create and film a
dance-party-like television show with a live audience, a DJ spinning
Top 40 hits, dancers, and Aspen Powers hosting the event from 6 to 7
p.m. The production will be set up near the corner of Orange and Center
streets.
Adae Fine Art will conduct free drawing and
painting lessons from 5 to 7 p.m. on the piazza for anyone who wishes to
create. Nine easels, drawing boards and art supply tables will be set
up near Crown Street where participants will be challenged to render the
storefronts on Orange Street. Instructor Kwadwo Adae will provide
teaching assistance, but all are welcome to create whatever they wish.
In the event of rain, participants are invited to the Adae Fine Art
Academy at 817 Chapel St.
Also on the piazza, Plural
Work/Shop, a Project Storefront initiative, has pouches available and
provides stamps for kids and adults to print their own patterns on the
pouches. The pouches are on sale for $20.
Elm City
Market, 777 Chapel St., will host artist Daniela Balzano for a “Paint
Away Hunger” event aimed at young families and children. Beginning at
3:30 p.m., a 30-foot community mural will be available for paint,
pastels, craypaws, crayons and various mixed media creations. The event
is free and all donations benefit FISH of Greater New Haven, a mobile
food pantry serving children, elderly, and families with special needs.
Reynolds
Fine Art, which celebrates its first anniversary at 96 Orange St., will
present a two-person exhibition featuring the gallery debut of
California native Mary Black, alongside new work by Robert Reynolds from
5 to 8 p.m. Painting exclusively in encaustic paint for over a decade,
Black has mastered an often unruly medium and is available to speak
about her encaustic process. Reynolds, the gallery owner and namesake,
exhibits a new series of work derived from a collection of sketches made
over the past 20 years.
Artspace, 50 Orange St.,
celebrates the 15th anniversary of City Wide Open Studios with an
opening night party and crystal ball. Meet all the 250-plus artists and
pick up the limited edition CWOS passport made by Dexterity Press while
supplies last.
On display at The Lot, 812 Chapel St.,
is the new installation Playhouse/Beyond What Was. The Lot, a project of
Artspace, is the 8,000-square-foot pocket park located between Chapel
and Orange streets.
Art @ The Grove, 71 Orange St.,
will host an opening reception for David Ottenstein’s exhibit Almost
Nowhere, which is also a City-Wide Open Studios event.
Yoga
enthusiasts can get creative on the mat at Fresh Yoga, 49 Orange St.,
from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. This free yoga class with Heidi Sormaz begins
with a brief warmup of the core and shoulders before working towards a
pose to pose flow. About every five minutes during the class, a
suggestion will be given and you will have the opportunity to create
your own yoga pose and sequence! Find your own creative, organic flow as
the room heats to 85 degrees. Capacity is limited to 40 students so be
sure to arrive 10 minutes early!
Arpaia Lang, 806
Chapel St., will serve homemade cookies and, while supplies last,
shoppers receive a free charm personalized with one initial.
green
well Organic Tea & Coffee, 44 Crown St., presents “Essential
Elements,” featuring natural stone jewelry creative designer Carolyn
Foster, whose pieces are on display and for sale. Come adorn yourself
with beautiful jewels while sipping a delicious latte and enjoying the
creative stylings of musician Kyle Flynn. Companion business green well
BEING, 38 Crown St., provides the opportunity to create a full day’s
menu of delicious meals with mix and match healthy recipe cards created
by Holistic Health Counselor Sarah Greenwell.
FITWEEK
New Haven celebrates its weeklong event and the 10K Step Challenge
sponsored by Fitbit offering a circular walking tour to take some steps
around Ninth Square. Walkers meet at Elm City at 6 p.m.
The
second annual L.A.M.P. (Light Artists Making Places) event projects
throughout the Ninth Square of New Haven at 8 p.m., following Create On9
and Artspace’s opening celebration.
Come down to the Ninth Square and experience artists in action making a fun, bright night for people of all ages!
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