

El Dia de los Muertos celebration at MAC

November 1, Sunday, 1 – 6:30 pm
El Dia de los Muertos Celebration
Participants and visitors, young and old, attending the Day of the Dead celebration on the afternoon of Nov.1 are encouraged to come in Mexican-inspired clothing and enjoy Mexican appetizers, entertainment, and a “Fortune Teller”. Music by Dave Giardina and Eduardo Rocha of the Mariachi Band, Fiesta del Norte
Other special things happening on Nov.1
*Outdoor candlelight procession with Mariachi Music at dark
*Appetizers and Punch
*Certified medium, Whitney Whitaker, will do readings in the downstairs studio
*Raffle winners, both children’s raffle and adult raffle will be drawn.
*Coloring contest entries are displayed, prizes will be awarded
Hello Arts Center Members,
The Marlborough Arts Center needs your feedback to plan Art and Fine Craft classes for the year 2016!
So that we may continue to offer classes that people really want, would you kindly take a few minutes to send a brief response to me using the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/request/vNdDYRRvt69QAF0lUTay . You may also use my email address: lynchpass@comcast.net
Please respond ASAP whether or not you are interested in Arts Center classes. To effectively schedule new classes, we need every member’s response, so your prompt response will save us the need for follow-up phone calls.
In your email response please include your full name (since email addresses often do not contain that information),
Indicate what level of interest you have in classes by checking off the box to the left of the listed classes you would like to see offered in the following table (in attached PDF).
We’ve tried to make your response easy and quick. We also welcome any additional comments you want to add. As a member, your involvement is very important to us…so, thank you in advance for your feedback.
Aldo Passarelli, Class Coordinator
Marlborough Arts Center – Board of Directors
Marlborough Arts Center’s “ARTS WEEKEND” fills the beautiful Charles W. Hall Art Gallery with artworks for sale by artists throughout the region on Saturday and Sunday, November 14 and 15 from 10 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. This is holiday shopping at its best with only unique and artist created selections for family and friends of all ages. The variety of artworks is too wide to cover in a few words, but includes fine art of oils, watercolors, pastels, acrylics, etc.; handcrafted sculptures of wood, brass, glass, and ceramic; jewelry that is one more lovely than the other; dripless beeswax candles in holiday shapes; and even artistic quilts and wreaths. There will be those serendipitous surprises as you look through. The possibilities seem endless and all these creations would be appreciated as gifts.