Weekend Agenda: Art, 18th-Century Cooking and Caribbean Sailing

• DIANA COLE -Copper Foil Stained Glass Panels 
• VIRGINIA DELGADO - Black and white street photography 
• O & G Studios --Jonathan Glatt & Sara Ossana - Designs and make furniture 
• Mark Wholey - Sculpture and Mixed Media

“ART Night” provides access to the inner workings of artists’ studios for an up-close and personal look at where their work is created. A free trolley service runs between galleries and studios in the two towns, and local shops and restaurants are offering special incentives. These East Bay towns have a long history of attracting creative people, and “ART Night” organizers have put together an exciting lineup for 2013.

2. Get back to the good ol days family style on Friday with "Kids in the Kitchen." Kids and their families will get a chance to learn how to cook farm raised produce over the fire at the hearth of the 18th century Tenant Farmhouse.  We'll start by selecting seasonal produce, investigate old recipes in an 18th century cookbook, and then prepare a dish the way it was done 200 years ago!
The event is on Friday, July 26 from 10:00am-12:30pm. 
Tickets cost $25.00 for Adults; $17.00 for Children (3-12).  Museum Members-$20.00 for Adults; $15.00 Children (3-12). (No food "served" during our educational workshop.)

3. Support the East Bay Sailing Foundation and have some fun at the J-22 Fleet Fundraiser on Saturday, July 27 at the Bristol Yacht Club. A Caribbean Island theme party under the stars (and a tent) at the Bristol Yacht Club to help raise money for a slightly used fleet of six J-22 sailboats to be used by the East Bay Sailing Foundation, the Bristol Yacht Club and for charter. Details on the event to follow. For more information, email lindsaygreen@cox.net.

4.  Check what happens when art meets the street this weekend at Bristol's seventh annual "Art al Fresco," where artists line the fence at Linden Place and State Street with their masterpieces.

5. Go green and recycle those old electronics this weekend. A 

free electronics drop off event will take place at Colt State Park this Sunday, July 28, 2013 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 

All accepted items include computers, printers, stereo equipment, TVs, monitors, phones, and small household appliances.  Anything with a wire! 

Also accepted are air conditioners, dehumidifiers, & mini refrigerators for a $10 disposal fee.  Zero Landfill.  Zero Tax Dollars.
For more information, visit www.indiecycle.com.