"Through a painting we can see the whole world."-Hans Hofman
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Welcome to our NEW Eblast! We thank you for your patience as we update our Eblast provider and layout. We hope you enjoy the new format, you will find that events further in the future and ongoing exhibits have their own section...scroll on down and get familiar with all that is happening in Lowell! Best Wishes, COOL |
| | | Save the Date: Winterfest 2012, February 9-11
| Save the Date for the new and expanded WinterFest 2012! Food, music and fun for the whole family! Plus don't miss out on the Looks of Lowell Fashion Show, Lowell Gallery Walk, the Soup Bowl Competition and National Human Dogsled Competition! -Feb. 9-11
More information: http://www.lowell.org/Pages/Winterfest.aspx/
| Now on View: The Voice of the Turtle, January 5-29 | The MRT PRESENTS, The Voice of the Turtle, written by John Van Druten, fresh and surprisingly-modern 1943 romantic comedy about single life and sexual yearning in wartime Manhattan. -Jan. 5 - Jan. 29
More information: http://www.merrimackrep.org/ | Thursday, January 12 | Independent Film Night: Karen Cries on the Bus Come to the Pollard Memorial Library for Independent Film Night and see the Spanish Drama, Karen Cries on the Bus, a film by Gabriel Rojas Vera. Independent Film Night is the second Thursday of the month. -Jan. 12, 6:30pm More information: www.pollardml.org | Friday, January 13 | Dan Blakeslee at the Worthen House Come out to see Dinner for Two: Dan Blakeslee Cemetery Blues. Friday Jan. 13, 9pm The Worthen
More information: http://www.danblakeslee.com |
Saturday, January 14
| The Ayer Lofts Art Gallery debuts the photo art of Eddie DiCroce Opening Reception: Jan. 14, 4-6pm The Exhibition runs through February 5 172 Middle St. Lowell, MA More information: steve@vangoghsgear.com Lowell National Park FREE Fee Day Lowell National Historical Park will be Fee Free at the Boott Cotton Mills Museum this weekend in recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King holiday. -Free all weekend: Jan. 14-16 More information: http://www.nps.gov/lowe/index.htm |
Tuesday, January 17 | Lowell Women's Week Public Art Project Learn how to guide your group of girls or women in making simple books that express the 2012 Lowell Women's Week theme: "All Our Voices." Free drop-in workshop, refreshments and supplies included, with book artist Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord -Tues., Jan. 17, 5:30-7:30pm More information: www.lowellwomensweek.org |
Opportunities
| City REEL Program The City has created a Residential Energy Efficiency Loan program (REEL) to supplement incentives available through National Grid's Mass Save program. This is a great program to help to make your home more energy efficient, check it out today! More information: Click Here Open call for "After Hours Passions" photography projectDo you have an "after hours passion" or hobby that you pursue in addition to your "day job?" Does this passion or hobby contrast what you do for a living? If so, Adrien Bisson and Suzzanne Cromwell would like to know more ... read on for details!More information: www.adrienbisson.com/open-call Seeking Submissions for Femnoire: The Women's Playwriting Festival Image Theater of Lowell is seeking original ten minute plays and/or monologues written by women for their second annual Femnoire festival to be held at The Whistler House Museum of Art, Lowell, MA on March 30 & 31. -Deadline is Jan. 21 More information: Anngarvin4@aol.com or Jbisantz@comcast.net |
Ongoing Exhibits and Shows
| Annual Brush Members' Art Exhibition on view until January 21, http://www.thebrush.org American Textile History Museum- Aloft: The Wonder of Kites until May 27, http://www.athm.org |
| January 20- Lowell Folklife Series, http://www.nps.gov/lowe/index.htmw |
| | | The COOL Cultural E-newsletter is emailed every week by the Cultural Organization of Lowell (COOL) in conjunction with the Lowell Cultural Roundtable. News items for consideration may be sent to hhagman@lowellma.gov. Please limit description to no more than two lines of text and include full contact information and URL if applicable.
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