Katie Dudas, Author at Sweetwater Center for the Arts

NEXTPittsburgh names Sweet Jazz one of 15 things to this week in Pittsburgh, from Memorial Day to Three River Arts Festival

Friday, June 2: Sweet Jazz: Roger Humphries and the RH Factor in Bell Acres 6 p.m. A local jazz legend heats up the Sweetwater Center for the Arts music series. Next up for the outdoor lawn concert at a private residence in Bell Acres

In the Water May 2023

Executive Director Christine Brondyke shares her favorite bloopers from this week’s episode of In the Water. We sold out Let Them Cook! Thank you to everyone from the community who came out to celebrate with us. We also were able to purchase a new kiln

Sweetwater receives Heinz Endowments grant

SEWICKLEY — Sweetwater Center for the Arts in Sewickley has received grant approval from the Heinz Endowments to support the establishment of an Artist Council that will augment diversity and inclusion in its community-based programming, increase accessibility for local artists in the community, and offer high-quality

Christine Brondyke stands in front of one of Sarah Simmons' dress from her Portraits exhibit.

In the Water April 2023

Sarah Simmons’ exhibition “Portraits” will be on display until April 28th. During late April and early May, we are pleased to offer metal smithing classes. Additionally, our teaching kitchen is hosting taco and salsa classes, as well as several culinary classes tailored specifically for teenagers.

Sewickley’s Sweetwater Center for the Arts says ‘Let Them Cook’ for benefit dinner

Sweetwater Center for the Arts is reviving and revitalizing a longtime favorite event with Let Them Cook, a fundraising dinner of signature dishes made by a group of volunteer home chefs. The event is set for 6 to 9 p.m. April 21 in the center

In the Water March 2023

For March’s episode, Executive Director Christine Brondyke is in our ceramic studio discussing: Sarah Simmons as our solo exhibitionist and Artist Guild host, the opening of Summer Camp registration, Let them Cook, and accepting applications for Mavuno. Support your local art community by becoming a

Sweetwater Makes the Kidsburgh List of 16 Great Summer Camp Options for Arts-loving Kids in the Pittsburgh Area

1. Sweetwater Center for the Arts Kids ages 4-16 can find their muse through a wide variety of mediums at Sweetwater Center for the Arts. From ceramics and watercolor to animation and graffiti, kids will find exciting ways to express their creativity. Past years included

Scott Tady: Skip the Super Bowl; Moon man wins Grammy; Sewickley concerts begin

SEWICKLEY — On Feb. 17, Liz Berlin kicks off Folk February, a new concert series at the Sweetwater Center for the Arts. A founding member of Pittsburgh's multi-platinum Rusted Root before embarking on a successful solo career, Berlin will hit the Sewickley center's Community Room stage

In the Water February 2023

February brings new classes, a new instructor exhibit, Folk February, the return of the Artist Guild OFFSITE and more. Thanks to Executive Director, Christine Brondyke, for the monthly update! Support your local art community by becoming a donor. For more information, click here.

In the Water January 2023

An eco-art series is underway, expect a new exhibit starting Feb. 3, a music series to celebrate the art of folk music, and the new classes catalog is making its way to homes all in our 1st #inthewater of 2023…..ENJOY and visit our updated website

Author: Katie Dudas