This coming Monday, June 9 from 6-8 p.m. at Emma’s “Bistro” meeting space a bunch of us from the Nashville Creative Group are getting together to paint and create music! It’ll be a fun two hours of co-creation. Listening, painting, feeling, seeing, and playing.
Music
If you’re a musician, bring your instrument or your voice. We’ll have a freestyle jam session that pays homage to everything that is Nashville. (Anybody who’s taken a stroll down Broad at rush hour knows what I’m talking about.)
Art
And while the musicians are singing and playing, painters will be painting. BYOB (Bring Your Own Brush) — Jerry’s Artarama is kindly providing canvas and paints for us. We will end up with a large collaborative art installation piece to exhibit.
Socialize
Or if you’d rather just hang out and chat, that’s fine. Maybe you’re not an artist or a musician but you’re a friend of the arts. We’d love for you to come. RSVP on Facebook Bring a friend, a drink, a snack to share!
Big Thanks to Jerry’s Artarama
Let’s all give Jerry’s Artarama thanks by visiting their website, liking the Jerry’s Artarama page on Facebook or following them on Twitter at @JerrysArtarama and by using our official hashtag #creativenash. Read more about this event.
ABOUT JERRY’S ARTARAMA:
Jerry’s Artarama is a national retailer of arts materials and supplies headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., with 15 physical locations throughout the United States and an online store. Jerry Goldstein opened the first Jerry’s Artarama in Long Island, N.Y., in 1968 with the goal of offering quality discount-priced products to established artists. Jerry believed in treating customers like family, a tradition that still continues. Today, Jerry’s offers more than 70,000 top-quality art materials at direct savings — as much as 75 percent off traditional retail on products from the industry’s leading art manufacturers, as well as Jerry’s own exclusive product lines via the online retail store, art supply catalog and Jerry’s Artarama Superstores. In addition, Jerry’s Artarama serves as an artist resource by offering instructional workshops, new art supply demos and special art-related events, including the Art of the Carolinas Tradeshow, an annual event held in Raleigh. For more information, visit http://www.jerrysartarama.com.
Image Sources: Lost and Taken.
