Bonita Lee Penn, poet, author, artist, literary curator, and member of the Sweetwater Center for the Arts Board of Directors, was recently awarded a grant through Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh to fund the production of a poetic stage performance. The Advancing Black Arts in
First National Bank, the largest subsidiary of F.N.B. Corporation (NYSE: FNB), is partnering with a Sewickley Borough gallery and Sweetwater Center for the Arts to support local artists and improve youth access to the arts. FNB is teaming with Mark Rengers Gallery to transform the
SW Executive Director Christine Brondyke recaps Holiday Market 2023! Thanks to our sponsors: First National Bank, The Burgh Bus, Big Spring Spirits & Molly Howard of the Howard Hanna Real Estate – Sewickley Office. Christina lets us know about the upcoming classes for 2024 like
It’s time for our annual Hot Water and Holiday Market episode! Executive Christine Brondyke and Exhibition & Events Manager Liana Agnew try to not lose their cool while eating wings with fiery Mom Vomit. What’s new with Holiday Market this year? It will be an
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
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Meet your 2023 Mavuno Visual Art Curators, mixed media artist Deavron Dailey and ceramic artist Janet Watkins, studio mates at the Union Project. Deavron Dailey works in a variety of artistic media including screen printing, painting, ceramics, and more. He has completed close to 10
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
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