We’re taking a break from this snowy weather to talk about all the things that are heating up the excitement at Sweetwater Center for the Arts. From new exhibitions, to Folk February, to our summer camps, it’s an all new In The Water with our executive director, Christine Brondyke, and
We’re kicking off 2026 with new classes, Folk February, and two new exhibitions.
NBehold a little ‘sweeter’ In The Water on behalf of the whole crew, wishing happy holidays from the art center to you! Enjoy this special all-staff fun.
No one rocks bloopers…we mean Sweetwater highlights better than our Executive Director Christine Brondyke. Plus, checkout Saige Baxter, Director of Community Engagement & Education to highlight our upcoming RAD Day.
Get ready to groove at That ’70s Bling Ding — Sweetwater’s 50th Anniversary celebration! Your night begins with a private dinner party at a Sewickley home or business — your location will be revealed tomorrow! Then the party moves to the Edgeworth Club for a night of dancing, desserts, live
Mavuno is back. It is at a new location. New vendors. New performers. New BiPOC artists. Watch for more deets! Learn more here.
Between Blooms and classes and a master class, we have your August plans made. Plus get ready for a change in Mavuno. Check out In The Water, a look at Sweetwater happenings.
Blooms, ONE MORE JAZZ concert featuring women in jazz, plus a sweet reminder that we have a ride…..LUCILLE!
A mobile art unit is serving up creativity One local art center is putting art in the hands of local communities. Katie O’Malley learned more about the Sweetwater Center for the Arts.
Kicking off summer with 50 Years 50 Works in our gallery, Blooms Market on Banks Street, and Sweet Jazz on the Walnet Green! In this episode of In the Water, we are joined by our Director of Artistic Development, Liana, who performs a little magic. Join us this Friday for