Music and artwork on show as Arbor Gallery prepares for spring

The great gentle climate we’ve been having fun with has made the Arbor Gallery staff take into consideration what else is developing, apart from spring flowers.

The Collective Emergence exhibition, with its fabulous collective works from the Artwork & Dream Studio continues on the gallery till March 5 and isn’t to be missed. If in case you have not already achieved so, view the imaginative works of artists younger and older – all college students of artwork trainer Stephanie Pete.

Your likelihood to swing into spring comes on Thursday, March 2, when the musical duo referred to as Axe & Sax performs an intimate live performance of soppy jazz, requirements and just a little blues on the gallery. Trevor Stanton performs the saxophone, whereas Clive Bebbington accompanies him on guitar.

Tickets are $20 for gallery members, $25 for non-members and reserved tickets are really helpful, as there may be restricted seating. Go to [email protected] to ebook your seat.

Extra music

On Thursday, March 23, starting at 7 p.m., the joint can be leaping to the Caribbean music of Jab Djab, a trio made up of Wayne Stoute on drums and background vocals, Ross Whiteman on guitar and lead vocals and brother Andre Whiteman on bass and background vocals. The band has launched two albums and the gallery’s intimate venue is bound to replenish shortly. Once more, remember to make your reservation early.  Tickets are $20 for gallery members, $25 for non-members.

Offering a vibrant and stimulating background to the band’s sound would be the Two Crones exhibition of artwork by Vankleek Hill artist Susan Jephcott and her cousin Marion Dodge, which opens on March 9 and runs till April 2. Extra on that subsequent week

Arbor Gallery – Galerie Arbor is positioned at 36 Residence Avenue, within the coronary heart of Vankleek Hill. The gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday, midday to 4pm. Extra details about programming and occasions is obtainable on Arbor Gallery’s Fb web page, web site or Twitter, by subscribing to the gallery’s e-newsletter at www.arborgallery.org or by electronic mail at [email protected].

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