Performances, exhibitions, recitals, and other cultural activities or those by supporters of the arts
This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. The miracle berry is a fruit that changes how your tongue perceives flavors. Everybody will try an mberry candy and sample a variety of sweet and sour food to see how the flavor changes. We think you will be very surprised!This program is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. The miracle berry is a fruit that changes how your tongue perceives flavors. Everybody will try an mberry candy and sample a variety of sweet and sour food to see how the flavor changes. We think you will be very surprised!This program is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. The miracle berry is a fruit that changes how your tongue perceives flavors. Everybody will try an mberry and sample a variety of sweet and sour food to see how the flavor changes. We think you will be very surprised!This program is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Expand your soda horizons with and try twelve wacky flavors, including sweet corn, key lime pie, Buffalo wing, and bacon! Which flavor will be the favorite?There are two time slots available, 4:00-4:30 and 4:30-5:00.
This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Expand your soda horizons with and try twelve wacky flavors, including sweet corn, key lime pie, Buffalo wing, and bacon! Which flavor will be the favorite?There are two time slots available, 4:00-4:30 and 4:30-5:00.
This project-based lab is designed for photographers who want to develop meaningful documentary work and actively explore how that work can circulate in the world beyond traditional gallery settings.
Meeting once a month over three sessions, the lab emphasizes long-form engagement, ethical storytelling, and real-world application. The spacing between sessions is intentional, allowing participants time to photograph, build relationships, and test strategies for sharing their work in public, community, or organizational contexts. Participants will develop or refine a documentary project
11/26: No Lessons/Classes WCMS Closes at 3PM
11/27: WCMS Closed
11/28: WCMS Closed
11/29: WCMS Closed
Join us for the Annual Thanksgiving Farmers' Market at the Jenks Center.
OUTSIDE, on the lawn, enjoy the bounty of Lanni Orchards and Wright-Locke Farm, choose from Copicut’s selection of chicken, turkey parts, beef, pork and eggs, and savor fresh OMG Bagels, and Scones by Isobel.
INSIDE, Open Studio artists and artisans will showcase their beautiful pottery, photography, original paintings, and one-of-a-kind handbags — perfect for gifting or treating yourself. Market vendors will have breads, honey, and other treats for sale while four different ukulele groups perform.
Come, shop local, meet
About
The Griffin Museum and Karen Klinedinst are pleased to offer this program.
Learn how to get the most out of your iPhone's camera by exploring the iPhone native camera app's more advanced image capture capabilities. Through demos and weekly class assignments, you'll be introduced to photo editing techniques with the Apple Photos app and Snapseed; how to organize your photos; and experiment with several creative post-processing apps. This workshop is ideal for the photographer interested in exploring the creative capabilities of the iPhone's camera and photo editing apps.
Many people are not aware, but tons of biblical stories show up in the Qur’ān, and Jesus is one of the most-mentioned characters. How do these stories from the Christian and Jewish Bibles compare to their Islamic counterparts? Join biblical scholar and archaeologist Nate Ramsayer as we delve into this mystical Islamic text in the second installment of a four-part lecture series this month. No background in Bible or knowledge of Islam necessary. Feel free to join, even if you missed the previous lecture!
Sponsored by the John and Mary Murphy Foundation.
