Seeking a space to present new political art, artists formed the Alternative Museum in New York in 1975. Like the museum, these prints by participating artists address social and humanitarian issues in their imagery that still resonate in today’s cultural landscape.
Reception on November 30, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The group offers monthly meetings (the 3rd Thursday of the month) to provide support, education and resources to your community about Lyme disease and other tick-borne infections. We will discuss different topics associated with Lyme disease as well as have guest speakers! Meetings held at N4Cs (Northern Columbia County Community Center). Call 570-925-2500 for more information. The meetings are free ...
Turkey Hill Brewing Company will be hosting live stream concerts on Thursday and Sunday evenings from 7-8 PM featuring your favorite local musicians! Tune in on their Facebook page. Each stream will feature a link to the GoFundMe for the artist and also to the Susquehanna Community Project to help raise money for local businesses.
North Mountain Art League Exhibit, the artwork of Rita Millard, Chuck Long and Mark Golomb at Rep. David Millard’s offices November through May 2020. On display at both the Berwick and Bloomsburg offices. Berwick District Office 904B Orange St. Berwick PA, 18603 (570) 759-8734 Bloomsburg District Office Market Street Plaza 1000 Market St. (Suite 39) Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (570) 387-0246
Show runs November 11th, 2019, through January 3rd, 2020 Reception Friday, November 29th, 5-9 p.m.; NO SALES until 6 p.m. at the reception
Come visit us at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds and see over 100 RVs! Free admission and parking, trades welcome and refreshments available. Manufacturer representatives will be onsite Thursday through Saturday. Heated and indoors!
Coinciding with LGBTQ Symposium - Living Proud: Your Presence Matters. Reception on Friday, November 1, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
When punk first exploded as a counter-cultural movement in the mid-1970s, the music was loud, fast, angry, and raw. This exhibit focuses on the visual aesthetics of punk in posters, concert flyers, LPs and 45s, underground zines, photos, buttons and other cultural ephemera. Image: The Cortinas Defiant Pose/Independence, 1977. Poster, The Cortinas. Courtesy of the collection of Andrew Krivine.
The Guerrilla Girls are feminist activist artists who use facts, humor and outrageous visuals to expose gender and ethnic bias in politics, art, film, and pop culture. They wear gorilla masks in public to protect their anonymity; they could be anyone and they are everywhere.
Seeking a space to present new political art, artists formed the Alternative Museum in New York in 1975. Like the museum, these prints by participating artists address social and humanitarian issues in their imagery that still resonate in today’s cultural landscape.
Reception on November 30, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
