Category: Arts

The Chesapeake Film Festival and the Talbot County Free Library are cosponsoring the Cabin Fever Film Festival starting in December 2020. When you’re stuck at home due to the pandemic and you have the winter blahs, take a break and enjoy a rare cinematic gem and Zoom discussion afterward. All films are free and can be found […]

Chesapeake Music is delighted to announce a long-term residency at the Prager Family Auditorium in historic downtown Easton. This agreement guarantees a year-round, state-of-the-art concert facility and administrative offices for Chesapeake Music, enabling the organization to expand its offerings and audience for its internationally acclaimed lineup of artists. “Having a permanent residence will bring well-deserved […]

Kickstart your Christmas season with an exciting free present from Easton Choral Arts Society (ECAS). At this time during the pandemic, because ECAS is unable to sing in person for the holidays, the chorus will share songs from its past concert treasury through complimentary digital streaming for the public’s enjoyment. The chorus will visit memory lane with […]

Dear Film Enthusiast, The Chesapeake Film Festival, along with many non-profits, experienced the coronavirus challenges in 2020. But, CFF answered the call creating an entirely virtual festival! The Virtual Festival was our gift to film lovers in our community and beyond. It delivered the mission to entertain, enrich and inspire by bringing the finest in […]

Do you love seeing the beauty in everyday things? Does color and light excite you? Do you wish flowers would bloom forever? November at A Happy Place boutique answers these questions, with a selection of original pastel and oil paintings by nationally recognized artist and instructor Katie Cassidy. Known for her colorful, light filled impressions […]

New Exhibit “Small Treasure of Art” kicks off on First Friday November 6!  What better gift than a gift of art for you and your loved ones? Studio B Art Gallery has new art waiting to be gifted by you. Betty Huang, an accomplished artist herself, represents such notable painters as Master Jove Wang, Hiu […]

The November exhibition at The Trippe Gallery features award winning artists who have exhibited at The Waterfowl Festival in recent years. Due to the uncertain environment created by the pandemic, the Waterfowl Festival has had to cancel its onsite festival. The Trippe Gallery will be filling the gap by featuring favorite festival artists Eric Tardif […]

Celebrating 23 Years of The Finest of Fine Art Troika Gallery celebrates 23 years of showing The Finest of Fine Art with  the Anniversary Show opening on November 6 exhibiting masterpieces by the 35 Troika Artists. Works in oil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, pencil, clay, bronze, and porcelain are on exhibit. This annual show is a […]

After coordinating an Artist’s Tree every year during the last fifteen years for the Talbot Hospice Festival of Trees, artist Diane DuBois Mullaly thought this autumn felt empty without that project. To fill the void, Mullaly asked Beth Hickman, the owner of A Happy Place boutique, if she would be interested in selling artisan made […]

The Academy Art Museum has opened two new exhibitions Accidental Icons: Warhol’s Photography and The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: Selections Lesser Known and Unseen Works from the Vogel Collection, as well as a site-specific outdoor installation called Waterwall. From the late 1950s until his death, Andy Warhol produced thousands of photographs of his Factory life, surrounded by fellow […]