Day Trippin’: Rochester’s Clothesline Fest.
Weekend Filled with a Variety of Arts at Memorial Art Gallery

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By Barbara Arnstein

  The M&T Clothesline Festival truly has something for everyone! How often do you find photography and painting, jewelry, ceramics, and much more art, along with belly-dancing, jazz, and more music, kids’ activities and great food trucks in one beautiful spot? This weekend, September 9th and 10th, between 10am-5pm each day, hundreds of artists from around the country will be offering art on the grounds of the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester. The categories include photography, paintings, woodcuts, jewelry, ceramics, and more.  

     Photography at the festival with scenes of the great outdoors, including popular scenic spots in Western New York, will be offered by David Lawrence Reade. One of his most popular photos is “New Day Born”, a sunrise that he captured by climbing to a mountain peak with only a headlamp to light his way.  For more information Facebook.com/ “David Lawrence Reade Photo”. Photos of picturesque spots throughout Europe and the United States, including interesting doorways and windows will be offered by David Maynard. For more info, go to lashotphotography.com. Jewelry that will be at the festival includes Charlotte Werner-Kohler’s sea glass items, including “Aqua Chunk”, “Sea Foam Spear” and “Green Squiggle”. For more information, go to http://www.lakesidejewelry.com. Excellent Woodcuts available from JPOP Studios, created by Jenny Pope, include “Starling & Ship”, and “Dolphins & Pufferfish”. For more information, go to jpopstudios.com. Jeff Lindgren’s expert oil paintings are inspired by nature and Zen themes.      

   On Saturday, on the entertainment stage, Deepak Thettu will be performing from 11am-12:30pm, and then from 1-pm-2:30pm and Jazz Generation will perform from 3-4:30pm. On Sunday, from 11am-12:30pm, Steve West will be performing, and from 1-2:30pm the Gems of the Nile Belly Dancers will take stage. From 3-4:30pm, the GateSwingers will perform.

    The food trucks will be offering everyone’s favorite items: varieties of macaroni and cheese, wraps, melts and more.    

     The Memorial Art Gallery is located at 500 University Avenue in Rochester.  Admission (in person) is $9 and kids twelve and under are free. Members can begin shopping at 9:30 a.m. Ticket contact information: maginfo@mag.rochester.edu, (585) 276-8900.

 


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