Art Crawl - Dec 1, 5-8pm 2023
Keep your eyes peeled for this art stop sign in windows.
Denny Caruso Studio Artist Cooperative Gallery AiR Studio Gallery Westerly Camera & Darkroom The United Theatre Studios at 47 High Street Living Sharks Museum – Studio 202 |
The Art of the Crawl
The Art of the Crawl - First Fridays in Westerly – Friday Dec 1, 2023
Come explore Westerly’s thriving creative community at Westerly’s First Fridays Arts Crawls. There is always something exciting to see. Online maps and yellow ‘art stop’ signs at participating venues help navigate the crawl.
The historic train station home to the Artist Cooperative Gallery's is a good place to begin, features members work in all mediums. Or head across the tracks to Denny Caruso at studio H, 32 Friendship, in the rear of the building.
Over at AiR Studio Gallery, 19b Railroad Avenue, ‘Their Holiday show welcomes two new artists to AiR. Theresa Girard and Sarah Short are exhibiting alongside regulars, Margit Burmeister, Diana Sartor, Tracy Stilwell, Shari Weschler, Annie Wildey and Michael Fanelli. The range of styles, medium and scale of artwork on view, provide the viewer with plenty of opportunity to give the gift of art this season.
Just around the corner on Canal Street, at Westerly Camera & Darkroom, you'll find a show of new work from Matthew Meigs, Jack Ramsdell & Mark Lapriore.
Next door at The United Theatre gallery is a book launch for The Daughters of Block Island by Christa Carmen at 6pm. Tickets required.
Moving on along to 47 High Street, drop into the Living Shark Museum in studio 202, featured in Hey Rhody as a “must-do” for Jaws fans!
Visitors should also keep their eyes open for the fabulous murals on some of Westerly’s downtown buildings. Pop into several of the small business along the way. If that works up an appetite, end the night at one of Westerly’s many restaurants.
Westerly Arts Crawl – Takes place the first Friday of every month from 5-8pm or later.
Artist Cooperative Gallery
AiR Studio Gallery
Westerly Camera & Darkroom
The United Theater
Studios at 47 High Street
- Living Sharks Museum - Studio 202
Come explore Westerly’s thriving creative community at Westerly’s First Fridays Arts Crawls. There is always something exciting to see. Online maps and yellow ‘art stop’ signs at participating venues help navigate the crawl.
The historic train station home to the Artist Cooperative Gallery's is a good place to begin, features members work in all mediums. Or head across the tracks to Denny Caruso at studio H, 32 Friendship, in the rear of the building.
Over at AiR Studio Gallery, 19b Railroad Avenue, ‘Their Holiday show welcomes two new artists to AiR. Theresa Girard and Sarah Short are exhibiting alongside regulars, Margit Burmeister, Diana Sartor, Tracy Stilwell, Shari Weschler, Annie Wildey and Michael Fanelli. The range of styles, medium and scale of artwork on view, provide the viewer with plenty of opportunity to give the gift of art this season.
Just around the corner on Canal Street, at Westerly Camera & Darkroom, you'll find a show of new work from Matthew Meigs, Jack Ramsdell & Mark Lapriore.
Next door at The United Theatre gallery is a book launch for The Daughters of Block Island by Christa Carmen at 6pm. Tickets required.
Moving on along to 47 High Street, drop into the Living Shark Museum in studio 202, featured in Hey Rhody as a “must-do” for Jaws fans!
Visitors should also keep their eyes open for the fabulous murals on some of Westerly’s downtown buildings. Pop into several of the small business along the way. If that works up an appetite, end the night at one of Westerly’s many restaurants.
Westerly Arts Crawl – Takes place the first Friday of every month from 5-8pm or later.
Artist Cooperative Gallery
AiR Studio Gallery
Westerly Camera & Darkroom
The United Theater
Studios at 47 High Street
- Living Sharks Museum - Studio 202