Event Calendars

Makeover presents the work of two California-based artists – Elliot Anderson and Bill Domonkos. Anderson’s light-boxes layer images from tourist snapshots of famous American sites into an “averaged” landscape and Domonkos weaves archival film footage into dream-like film shorts. Both artists remix, mash-up, and Makeover still and moving found images to create new meaning and expressive potential.

Bill Domonkos is an experimental filmmaker and video artist. His work combines computer animation, still photography, live footage and manipulated archive film footage. His work has been broadcast and shown internationally in cinemas, film festivals, galleries and museums from Paris, Budapest, and Mexico City to the National Gallery in London.

Elliot Anderson’s work incorporates a wide range of media including video, sound, computer interaction, animation, and digital imaging. His work includes interactive computer sculptures and installation, public art, interactive video for performance, and digital photography. He has created and performed computer controlled interactive video sets for New Music and Dance performance.

Reception: Friday, April 19th, 6‐8pm
Artists Talks: Wednesday, May 1, 5-­‐7pm
Additional Public Programming  to be announced.
The Stairwell  Gallery is thrilled to present the Marcellus Shale Documentary Project, a traveling exhibition organized by photographer Brian Cohen and Laura
Domencic, Director of the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. The Marcellus Shale Documentary Project tells stories, through photographic images, of how the lives of Pennsylvanians are affected by the Marcellus Shale Gas Industry. By creating a visual document of the environmental, social and economic impact of drilling, the work aims to engage communities in the current Marcellus debate while providing important historical images for the future. Photographers Noah Addis, Nina Berman, Brian Cohen, Scott Goldsmith, Lynn Johnson, and Martha Rial examine both the positive and negative results of drilling and how the environment and the communities that live with the resources are being shaped.

One free 15-minute golf lesson with PGA Golf Pro, Gary Sohosky.  Please call 275-8335 to schedule an appointment.

Step back in time while enjoying country cooking and historic memorabilia.  Serving the best Old Fashion Buckwheat Cakes found nowhere else on earth!  Learn about the local area and folklore at our history group discussions held every third Monday of each month.  Open to the public!

May 20 – Burt Updyke – Carousel Melodies

June 17 – Ruth Rode – Hunter Lake

July 15 – J. Bush James – S.S. Hunley – Confederate Submarine

August 19 – W. Ferguson – Shakers:  A Peculiar Christian Community

September 16 – Showing of Ken Burn’s film:  Shakers

October 21 – Charles Petrillo – Red Rock Game Farm

November 18 – Larry Hess – Divining – water finding

December 16 – Jerry Hess – Barbershoppers

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“Black & White and Color Photographs of Mostly Trains”

Artist Reception:  June 1, 2013; 6:00 to 8:00 pm

Artspace Gallery:

Hours:  Thursday thru Saturday 12-8; Sunday 12-5

Kick-off the Berwick Summer Concert Series at the historical Jackson Mansion.  Enjoy music by the Cagigas and local foods as well as a display of works from the Susquehanna River Arts artists.

Opening Red Rock location for the season on May 24, 2013:

Serving Pulled Pork Bar-B-Q, Beef Brisket, Texas Style Baby Back Ribs, Smoked Chicken, Double Smoked Ham Bar-B-Q, Smoked Turkey Legs, Drizzled Baked potatoes, Macaroni Salad, Smoked Baked Beans, Potato Salad,  Coleslaw, Homemade Sweet Tea and Fresh Squeezed Lemonade. “Sampler” includes 2 sandwiches of your choice, 2 racks of Ribs, and 2 sides.

Participating retail businesses, located in Downtown Bloomsburg, will be open normal business hours until 8pm on every Friday evening between May 17^th and August 30^th.  Shoppers will be given the opportunity to visit stores that would otherwise be closed at this time.

A cross promotional program will be held in which customers will receive 10% off their purchase at any participating restaurant if they present a receipt from a participating retail store . The receipt must be from a purchase made that same day. Receipts from participating restaurants can also be used for a 10% discount at any participating retail store. *Some restrictions on discounts apply. Discounts cannot be taken on alcoholic beverages at any location.

Additional events on the First Friday of June, July, and August will also take place. Visit www.visitbloomsburg.com for more information.

9 – 11 pm (unless otherwise noted)

Dinner Service ends at 8:45 pm, Bar Menu opens at 9:15 pm.  Drink and appetizer Specials every performance!

May 10 – Frank Wicker Band; May 11 – Joe Scharf; May 17 – Joe Schemo; and Friday, May 24 – Alec Harmon; June 1 – Irv Ball; June 7 – Mike Cigigas; June 8 – Tim Farley