Whats happening at the Speakeasy?

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COONEY/ MIALKOWSKI EXHIBIT
All through the month of November you can visit the amazing work of Eric Cooney (photographer/sculptor/painter) & Gene Mialkowski (sculptor). Eric Cooney's work brings to life extraordinary beauty from ordinary places. Focusing in industrial abstract photography, his work always leaves you with a sense of wonder and intrigue. Gene Mialkowski works primarily in steel. He has an amazing ability to make heavy, metal sculpture feel as weightless as ribbons. This show is a MUST-SEE so come enjoy!
 
FREE OPEN STUDIO!!! ( EVERY Thursday, 6-8p)
Bring your pencils, pens, brushes, camera's, laptops, instruments ( YOU NAME IT) to our open studio! This is simply a time to enjoy the gallery space and inspire each other! Bring a snack and drink if you like.

LISTEN TO THE SOUNDS!!! (EVERY Wed. night, 6:30-11pm)
EVERY Wed. night from 6:30-11p you can come hang out at Speakeasy and listen to THE DIRTY GENTLEMAN jam and practice!! They call their unique sound Indie-ish Rock! ARE YOU CURIOUS??? You should be!! Come out and listen to what all the fuss is about!

CALL TO ARTISANS AND CRAFTERS!!! Holiday Shopping Bazaar!!!Saturday, December 4th 10a-4p and Sunday, December 5th 12-4p we plan to have a bazaar for people to come buy their holiday gifts. We are looking for artisans ( woodworking, fiber, pottery, jewelry, photography, etc.) interested in displaying and selling your work.  If you are interested please email us at speakeasyartcenter@hotmail.com for more details.

If you are planning a holiday party and would like to host it at the Speakeasy you can contact Nikole at speakeasyartcenter@hotmail.com for more details.

Come Visit the Speakeasy Art Center soon‼We are located at 353 Court across from the Courthouse.

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