First Friday Map: May 2012
May 2, 2012 | By administrator
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1. Renaissance at 500 Plaza – “I I I me me me I I I”: The Jason Miller Playwrights’ Project presents a short play about an apocalypse by Alicia Grega, directed by Sarah Stachura Regan, featuring Jenny Hill, Maggie O’Brien, and Andrea Talarico.
2. AFA Gallery – “Intramurals”: ten artists refereed by Christopher Moss.
3. Alley Café – “Music On the Walk”: Jim Buckley Jazz Duo.
4. ArtWorks Gallery & Studio – “Round Two”: sculptures and paintings from recycled materials by Shirley Thomas.
5. The Bog – “Spirit Animals”: paintings by Troy Weston.
6. B’s Floral Design – “Natural Progression”: photography by Lynne Andreoil; music by Jung
Bergo; co-sponsored by the Northeast PA Center for Indpendent Living.
7. Chocolate Creations, Cangianos’ Italian Specialties, Ferrone Winery and Realty Network Commercial Group – “It Girl Designs” by Brea & Marissa Toth featuring hand painted wine glasses and handmade jewelry; music by Mark Sillaman.
8. City Café – “Urban Impressions”: mixed media, watercolor portrait commissions by Marisha Lozada.
9. Connell Lofts – a. “Building Foundation”: work by Interior Design students and PAEA club members from Marywood University.
b. “Painting the Way to a Cure, A Night of Culture and Healing”: art exhibition/silent auction
10. Crazy Pineapple – Music by Hiller/Williams and Snow Falling On Cedars.
11. Duffy Accessories – “SpiriTiles”: luminous glass fired to copper tiles by Houston Llew.
12. Duffy Jewelers – “edi”: graphic arts/ photography by Edina Bolus.
13. Exhale Hookah Lounge & Kabob Grill – Belly dancing; music by DJ Mazer Oner.
14. Fanciful Fox – “R2R Gathering”: unique handmade hula hoops including custom Polypro.
15. Farley’s – Argentine Tango.
16. Fidelity Bank – “The Scenic Route”: watercolors by Josef Selvin; Brazilian, Spanish, and other guitar styles by Jay Steveskey.
17. GreenBeing – “Spinyl Vinyl”: a collection of unique works made out of reconstructive vinyl records created by Marywood University students.
18. The Houlihan McLean Center – Four Octaves a Capella Group spring concert.
19. Jersey Style Subs – “Art On the Wall”: photography, pastels, and mixed-media by Edward Kucha; painting by Joseph Paciotti; music by Stones of Atlantis.
20. The Keys – “Flesh and Bone”: mixed media by Sean Costello; music by Those Clever Foxes & Guests.
21. Kildare’s Irish Pub – Paintings by White Haven Center artists.
22. Laura Craig Galleries – “American Heartland”: pastels and watercolors by premier Northeast Regional Artists.
23. Lavish Body and Home – “New Works”: paintings and illustrations by Jennifer Brandon.
24. Marquis Art and Frame – “Living In Colour”: paintings by Denise Thomas.
25. New Visions Studio & Gallery – Scratchboard illustrations by Bri Hermanson; blown glass sculptures by Michael Swanson; photographs by Timmy Walsh; music by Emile Rivera; scratchboard demo on Saturday by Bri Hermanson.
26. Northern Light Espresso Bar – “Electric Eclectic”: artwork by Erin Jordan.
27. Pierre’s Fine Clothing and Accessories – “Material Girl”: digital photography by Sarah Edwards.
28. POSH at Scranton Club – Charcoal, graphite and pastel works by William Freeman.
29. Courthouse Square – “Laugh to Live”: surprise interactive event.
30. STAR Gallery – “With Hearts On Our Sleeves”: artwork by children and adults from The Aaron Counseling Center.
31. Vintage Theater – “Rhythm of the Region II”: artwork based on the local music scene. DRAWCORE- Ted Michalowski will draw guests live on wall, with live music for theremin & piano by Smeltzer & Smith.
32. Well-Heeled – “Portraits of Compassion”: paintings supporting charity organization The Memory Project by Abington High School students; Alden Men’s Shoes trunk show.
33. Whiskey Dick’s – Paintings by Kendra Mueller.
34. Windsor Studio – Painting / prints / postcards –photoshop mixed with traditional
elements by Darrin Zignoli.
35. Wendell & Company Interior Design & Antiques – “Mind the Art”: a selection of work by Marywood University students who studied overseas; “Illumination Arts”: United Neighborhood Centers; book signing by Murder In Scranton, 1896-1924 author Julie Snell-Esty; music by John Fitzgerald
