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Scott Tady: Loud, funky guitarist gets sensitive in Sewickley; Hopewell-shot film opens in U.S.

They're using that word "Fri-yays" to hype the Folk February concert series in Sewickley. I'll allow it. These are, indeed, some shows to say "yay" about at the Sweetwater Center for The Arts, that cool building you see every time you're sitting at the Sewickley

Rapper Mars Jackson is ready for his biggest year yet with upcoming album

"And folk favorites Buffalo Rose, along with Fireside Collective, play the Thunderbird on the 19th. Buffalo Rose also will be at Sweetwater Center for the Arts in Sewickley on Feb. 16. On March 1, the band sails from Miami to perform on the Cayamo music

Options Abound for Unique Kids’ Camps

Sewickley - Located in Sewickley, the Sweetwater Center for the Arts hosts a variety of year-round classes for all ages. For summer camps, children and teenagers of all levels are welcome to join classes focusing on visual, literary, music and culinary arts. Specific courses for

Specialty Classes Make Great Gifts

"Another crafty idea is giving gift cards for classes at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, located in Sewickley. "We offer around 400 - 450 classes every year; those classes range from four-to-six-year-olds for kindergarten readiness all the way up to master oil painting. We also

In the Water October 2023

Executive Director Christine Brondyke in our exhibition space for this episode of In the Water. We are hosting our Mavuno exhibition In Life until October 27th. This exhibition is curated by Deavron Dailey and Janet Watkins. We have classes for all ages this October including

Mavuno on Culture on the Q on Q 92.9 FM

SEWICKLEY ― Mavuno was featured on Culture on the Q on Q 92.9 FM with John and Rachael from YaJagoff. Published on September 13, 2023 Written by John and Rachael Published by Q92.9 Listen to the Segment

Mavuno festival in Sewickley celebrates Black and Indigenous artists

SEWICKLEY ― Black and Indigenous artists from the region will share the spotlight at Mavuno, the annual festival and exhibition Sept. 15-16 hosted by Sweetwater Center for The Arts. Beaver County ties this year include exhibited artist Marlon Gist from Aliquippa; an appearance by Day

Mavuno continues to highlight Black art, culture, and beer in Sewickley

SEWICKLEY — Mavuno, a festival created by the Sweetwater Center For the Arts to highlight BIPOC artists, strives to definitively prove the value and talent of the city’s marginalized creators and performers. The festival continues to grow, as, this year, they present more artists, and

In the Water September 2023

Learn more about Mavuno here.

In the Water August 2023

Executive Director Christine Brondyke brings us the August Edition of In the Water. Our fall classes are now online. We have culinary classes for all ages including Cooking for 2 parent child and baking classes. In our ceramics studio, we have classes classes for kids

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