First Friday Art Crawl Featuring Colombian artist Edwin Gil
April 3, 2009
Edwin Gil filled Studio B with his colorful and creative paintings.
First Friday Art Crawl featuring Edwin Gil

Art and Music Third Thursdays
Thursday, March 19th
Visual Stimulation provided by TR (Tom Roughton), a performing artist who paints live with music acts, bands, DJs, etc. Using found "canvases" he combines and expresses all the elements of a show, the music, the lights, the people, and the whole experience. Max Shepard is a designer who has been working on manipulating technology, such as old TV sets, as to make them respond to sound and music. Martz is a motion graphics designer experimenting with music responsive projections. Audio Stimulation provided by Crewless vs Lil J, DJ Bowie and Bryan Bro.
Images from Third Thursdays

Saturday Night Jazz"
Saturday, March 21st
"B" Young (featured performer in Harlem Nights) performed live at Studio B, singing a mix of contemporary and classic jazz songs.
Night Jazz Featuring Bertha Young

Unknown Tongues and Lunagazer
February 27, 2009
Musical groups Unknown Tongues and Lunagazer provided an upbeat mix of Mardi Gras Dance and Cajun-Gypsy Throwdown music. Photos courtesy of artist Kimberly Nguyen.
Photos of Unknown Tongues (Zydeco) and Lunagazer

First Friday Art Crawl Featuring Entertainment by Reasons2Rhyme
January 2, 2009
Josephus Thompson kept the crowd entertained and encouraged others to participate in this sharing of poetry, song, dance and music at January's First Friday Art Crawl.
First Friday Art Crawl featuring Josephus Thompson

Harlem Nights
December 19 & 20, 2008
It was an evening of great music and creative talent that took us back to the era of the Cotton Club. The jazz era show featured Bertha Young, Melva Houston and the Joe Robinson Quartet.
The Cast of Harlem Nights

Lyndon Street Artworks
November 7, 2008
A variety of unique artworks from Lyndon Street Artists were on display. The event featured artists Erik Beerbower, Andrew Comstock, Scott Harris, Brian Hibbard, Kris Hohn, Trace O'Connor and Ernest and Lois Rich.
Images from the Lyndon Street Artworks Exhibit