Murder at the Museum: A Costume Mystery Fundraiser
Join us on November 1, from 7:00 to 9:30 pm for a night of intrigue and fun at our Murder Mystery Costume Fundraiser! TW Wood Gallery will transform into the scene of the crime, and it's up to you to solve the mystery.
Tickets are $40 and include:
Proceeds from the event will support TW Wood Gallery's programs and initiatives. Space is limited, so grab your tickets now and prepare for a thrilling night of mystery, fun, and philanthropy!
Tickets are $40 and include:
- A unique character assigned upon ticket purchase
- Delicious food to enjoy throughout the evening
- A cash bar with a special cocktails
- Clues to help you crack the case!
Proceeds from the event will support TW Wood Gallery's programs and initiatives. Space is limited, so grab your tickets now and prepare for a thrilling night of mystery, fun, and philanthropy!
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Join us the third Wednesday of each month 5 PM to 7 PM for a creative and fun evening of drawing and sipping!
📅 Date: The third Wednesday of the month 🕔 Time: 5 PM - 7 PM 📍 Location: Bent Nails Bistro 💵 Cost: $10 Drop-In Hosted by TW Wood Gallery Art Supplies Provided Whether you're a seasoned artist or just looking to try something new, come and unleash your creativity in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a drink while you draw, meet new people, and have a great time! No prior experience necessary. Just bring yourself and your enthusiasm! |
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WPA Inspired Mural - Public Art in Montpelier
Please join artist and Executive Director Sabrina Fadial to create a mural for the Montpelier Transit Center. The T.W.Wood WPA Youths Summer Camp has designed the mural, drawing inspiration from WPA muralists such as Willem de Kooning, Ilya Bolotowsky, Ben Shahn, and Arshile Gorky. At 3pm on July 3rd, during the City’s Independence Day celebrations, a community paint by numbers completing the mural will take place on the state house lawn.
What is the WPA?
In 1935 President Franklin Roosevelt created The Works Progress Administration (WPA). It was an ambitious employment and infrastructure program that lasted eight years. The WPA put roughly 8.5 million Americans to work building schools, hospitals, roads and other public works. The WPA also sponsored projects in the arts employing tens of thousands of actors, musicians, writers and artists.
WPA Inspired Mural - Public Art in Montpelier
Please join artist and Executive Director Sabrina Fadial to create a mural for the Montpelier Transit Center. The T.W.Wood WPA Youths Summer Camp has designed the mural, drawing inspiration from WPA muralists such as Willem de Kooning, Ilya Bolotowsky, Ben Shahn, and Arshile Gorky. At 3pm on July 3rd, during the City’s Independence Day celebrations, a community paint by numbers completing the mural will take place on the state house lawn.
What is the WPA?
In 1935 President Franklin Roosevelt created The Works Progress Administration (WPA). It was an ambitious employment and infrastructure program that lasted eight years. The WPA put roughly 8.5 million Americans to work building schools, hospitals, roads and other public works. The WPA also sponsored projects in the arts employing tens of thousands of actors, musicians, writers and artists.