First Friday Bake Sale at Foundry Art Centre
Join the Foundry Art Centre for our next First Friday featuring a “Bake” Sale! The Foundry’s first-ever Bake Sale will showcase all things BAKED – an arts and crafts fair for items made with heat and/or fire.
On Friday evening, April 7th, 5-8pm, the Foundry will be open for visitors to spend time in the galleries, meet Foundry Studio Artists, engage with the community, and enjoy a wide array of art programming and entertainment. Guests will have the opportunity to shop area makers working in ceramics, glass, encaustics, metalworking, baked goods, and more!
Vendors include Bedlam Art Mill, Hilburn Handmade, Jane Isenberg Ceramics, Joy Christina Jewelry, Juniper Diane Designs, Dee Lavang, Lemon House Bakes, Lindsay Marie Designs, Maker_MLS, Moon and June Studio, My Granjita, Ookaloos: Kooky Bird Creations, Rad and Sad Art, and The Trendy Traveler.
In addition to the Bake Sale, Foundry studio artist Jessie Schoenrock’s exhibition, Inside Out and All Throughout, will open to the public. Schoenrock’s latest ceramics works are a series of tests and new ideas – an invitation to live fully and experience the full joy and terror that comes with transparency and exposure.
All of our First Friday standards will also be on hand, including live music by lo-fi jazz musician The Casual Groovist Joel Carini, art activities for all ages, and a variety of offerings including a signature themed cocktail at the Foundry Bar. The Regional High School Student Show will be on view in the Main Galleries, with the People’s Choice Award Winner announced during the evening.
Exhibitions and events at the Foundry are free and open to the public. For more information, please visit us at foundryartcentre.org or email Jessica Mannisi, Director of Art & Exhibitions at jmannisi@foundryartcentre.org.
About the Foundry Art Centre
As a vibrant home to the arts, the Foundry Art Centre raises awareness and appreciation of the arts throughout the region. Alive with activity, the Centre’s programming reinforces the importance of the arts and helps ensure that arts and culture remain vital. Artists, patrons, young people and the community at large continually find new ways to interact at this unique facility.