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Showing posts with label Arlington. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2011

Craft Fair This Weekend

Park Avenue Congregational Church
50 Paul Revere Road
Arlington Heights

CRAFT FAIR

Saturday, May 14, 2011
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Featuring
Affordable, Handmade Crafts
Jewelry            Wood Turned Gifts
Photographs              Neck Wraps
Fabric Bags                Doll Clothes
Baby Onesies         Greeting Cards
Cuddle Blankets          Small Quilts
and more!

Lunch Available for Purchase 

Park Avenue Congregational Church is located at the corner of Park Avenue and Paul
Revere Road, one block up the hill from Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington Heights.
For further information, please call 781-643-8680 or email PACCinArl@aol.com.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Fun Weekend

On Saturday and Sunday I participated in the Arlington Open Studios, a local event held within the old Gibbs Junior High School.


This building is divided and rented to several organizations including the Arlington Center for the Arts, the organizers of the open studios event.





My booth or shop or space was located in the gymnasium. I had a nice corner directly opposite the entrance to the room.


These first three shots are of my booth as I set it up Saturday.

Following the helpful advice of my neighbors on either side, I did change the set up quite a bit on Sunday, but sadly forgot to take additional pictures.


Thank you to all of my customers, and friends and family who came by to give moral support. Sales are great, but words of encouragement, from strangers as well as those I know, are just as important.


And thanks to Peggy Hodge for her wonderful custom cut matting, you can see my TTV images in them in the middle of the table here. Look for these images soon to be in my Etsy shop!







Here are a couple of my brand new necklaces which sold this weekend, look for some of the others to be posted soon in my shop!







Thanks to everyone for making it a very special weekend!


Peace to all,
Judi

Saturday, March 14, 2009

MFA, Boston, and Scutra, Arlington, MA

Just wanted to make a quick update and let everyone know about the wonderful, delicious meals a friend and I had at Scutra, a restaurant in Arlington, MA, on Thursday evening.

First, we attended the Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese exhibit at the MFA Boston. Although not the type of art I would hang on my walls, it was all incredibly beautiful. These three men were extraordinarily talented with oil paint and brush. To think it is nearly 500 years for most of these works to have survived blows my mind. The exhibit is on until mid-August. If you are in the area, I hope you have a chance to see if for yourself.

Then it was time for dinner. Scutra has been in place for many years now, even expanded some time back, but for some reason I had never tried it. I'm sorry I waited so long.

Monday through Thursday they offer a special 3-course prix fixe dinner: choice of an appetizer, main course, and dessert. They also offer the regular dinner menu. We both chose the special - each had salad, my friend chose chicken marsala, I chose arctic char, and for dessert she chose bananas Foster in philo and I chose the chocolate tuxedo cake. We each had one drink, as well. I could not suitable describe these dishes. I say I had arctic char - but it had shrimp with it, sauce with lobster, wild rice, bok choy, and a flavor beyond description (at least by me.)

We were suitably filled but not overstuffed and loved our meals. So, I also recommend you try Scutra, if you are in the area.

A wonderful way to celebrate our birthdays!

Peace, Judi

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

LOCAL NEWS

1. If you live in Massachusetts, please vote in the state primary.

2. If you live in eastern Massachusetts, and are looking for a small-town event on Saturday, try attending Arlington's Town Day. The library will be offering it's annual book sale.



Peace, Judi

Edit:
3. Just found that one of my photos was featured in the RedBubble TTV group a few days ago; you can see the group here until the next featured work is shown.

This is the photo: