Windham’s artwork in this exhibit consists of wood and mixed media constructions of cats presented in a myriad of shapes, sizes and expressions which he calls, “Herding Cats.” As an introduction to his artwork, Windham quotes Aaron Dennis who has said, “Cat herding is simple. Just drag a string behind you,” but slyly observes, “Making them is a little harder unless you’re a cat.”

Windham has worked as a graphic designer and artist throughout his career. His art is purposefully eclectic, merging aspects of art, design, and illustration. His work has been shown in England and regionally in solo and group exhibitions including the Bristol Art Museum, Newport Art Museum the Virginia Lynch Gallery, galleries at Brown University, Rhode Island School of Design, and Providence College, among many others.

In addition to Windham, other IFA artists who will be participating in the exhibit include Sally Barker, Eileen Siobhan Collins, Mary Dondero, Stephen Fisher, Philip Gruppuso, Carl Keitner, Eileen Mayhew, Yolanda Mazzoni, Linda Megathlin, Mercedes Nuñez, Anne Marie Rossi, Howard Rotblat-Walker, Lenny Rumpler, and Meredith Wolf.

Regular gallery hours are Thursdays, 3 – 6 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 6 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 4 p.m.

Meet Artist Adrienne Wooster and peruse her wonderful & bizarre works.

Windham’s artwork in this exhibit consists of wood and mixed media constructions of cats presented in a myriad of shapes, sizes and expressions which he calls, “Herding Cats.” As an introduction to his artwork, Windham quotes Aaron Dennis who has said, “Cat herding is simple. Just drag a string behind you,” but slyly observes, “Making them is a little harder unless you’re a cat.”

Windham has worked as a graphic designer and artist throughout his career. His art is purposefully eclectic, merging aspects of art, design, and illustration. His work has been shown in England and regionally in solo and group exhibitions including the Bristol Art Museum, Newport Art Museum the Virginia Lynch Gallery, galleries at Brown University, Rhode Island School of Design, and Providence College, among many others.

In addition to Windham, other IFA artists who will be participating in the exhibit include Sally Barker, Eileen Siobhan Collins, Mary Dondero, Stephen Fisher, Philip Gruppuso, Carl Keitner, Eileen Mayhew, Yolanda Mazzoni, Linda Megathlin, Mercedes Nuñez, Anne Marie Rossi, Howard Rotblat-Walker, Lenny Rumpler, and Meredith Wolf.

Regular gallery hours are Thursdays, 3 – 6 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 6 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 4 p.m.

Folk at the Farm is a free one-day music concert from Warren-based nonprofit arts group The Collaborative.

This year will feature a quality mix of high-caliber local artists headlined by award-winning and internationally acclaimed folk group the Atwater-Donnelly Band. Joining them will be Warren-based Americana trio The Whelks, the soulful, tropical sounds of Caribbean Soul Duo and high energy two steps and sultry waltzes from “New England’s hometown Cajun band”, Magnolia.

There will be light fare available from local Warren restaurants as well as beverages for purchase.

The Collaborative suggests bringing chairs and blankets as limited seating will be provided.

This is a rain or shine event.

Let loose! Easily create an abstract, expressive floral painting using a variety of water and dry media.

No previous experience needed.

Upon registration participants will receive a list of suggested supplies.

This is a TWO DAY WORKSHOP: October 5th 12th
6-8pm at The Collaborative Studio gallery
4 Market Street, Warren
$90 – materials included

The Collaborative Gallery

498 Main St

Meet Multi-Media Artist Joce Leo

SAVE THE DATE
FALL GALA AT BLOUNT CLAM SHACK

As the late summer sun colors the sky over the river, join us on Warren’s working waterfront, smack dab in the middle of boat builders and marinas, for our 8th Annual Gala, “A Portside Picnic: Celebrating Warren’s Shellfishing Heritage.”
Enjoy an upscale catered picnic at Blount Clam Shack on Warren’s historic docks. This year’s Gala will feature tempting appetizer stations by Pric Farina, picnic fare from Perella’s Ristorante — of Restaurant Impossible with Robert Irvine fame — and desserts by Edible Arrangements. Of course, chowder and clam cakes are also on the menu.
Back by popular demand is Luther Blount’s South American cayuga dugout canoe loaded with fresh Rhode Island oysters.
A wide selection of libations will be available, including beer and wine, soda and water, and a creative non-alcoholic toddy concocted by Persimmon Restaurant’s mixologist. Otis and the Shanties will set the nautical mood with music from the sea.
You’ll also be tempted to bid on many unique treasures displayed in our silent auction — everything from art to jewelry to baskets full of surprises.
Your support of this Gala through ticket sales, donations and sponsorships will be returned to our community as Warren Heritage Grants in 2023. Thank you for your support through the years. See you at the Gala!

Second Sunday Supper Club is arc{hive} book snackery’s monthly dinner event that highlights a local foodmaker in their shop.

This month will feature The Mosaic Table’s Dinner With Neighbors program.

Dinner With Neighbors is Mosaic Table’s version of a “Supper Club” in the form of a flavor-filled four-course dinner of locally sourced ingredients. These dinner experiences are complete with delicious cocktails and thoughtful wine pairings.

Cocktails by RI Cruisin Cocktails
Wines by Campus Fine Wines & Spirits
Staging and decor by The Lilac Thief
4-Course Dinner and Bites by Mosaic Table & Guest Chefs

Info and menu: https://www.themosaictable.com/dinner-with-neighbors

Let loose! Easily create an abstract, expressive floral painting using a variety of water and dry media.

No previous experience needed.

Upon registration participants will receive a list of suggested supplies.

This is a TWO DAY WORKSHOP: October 5th 12th
6-8pm at The Collaborative Studio gallery
4 Market Street, Warren
$90 – materials included

Meet Mt. Hope HS senior, Jillian Brown.

Linocut is a printmaking technique that uses a sheet of linoleum for a relief surface.
Hosted by Erin Lobb Mason.

Sat October 15th
4-7pm at The Collaborative Main Street gallery
$45 – materials included

Not confined by any one genre, Brooke Annibale’s expressive and beautifully thoughtful songwriting creates a dreamy, dark, and enticing sonic landscape. She has been a favorite among music supervisors and featured in such media as Stereogum, Under The Radar, American Songwriter, NPR/World Café and more. She has also shared the stage with artists like Mt. Joy, Iron & Wine, Lucius, and Rufus Wainwright.
Brooke’s new album will be available for the show.

Tickets are $15 and available at the door or may be purchased in advance on
Eventbrite: https://AnnibaleAtImago.eventbrite.com
or reserved by emailing MusicAtImago@gmail.com or calling 401-392-1322