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Seen & Heard: Wellness Fair
••• From Torly Kid: “Bring your old picture and chapter books to swap your old books for a ‘new’ adventure. We’ll even give you a coupon for 10% off your next purchase in-store or online. Excess books are donated to a local school in need at the end of the month.”
••• The second-annual P.S. 89 Wellness Fair is Saturday, Mar. 22, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.: “Register your child (and yourself) for a cooking class and learn how to make Asian summer rolls, roll-up sandwiches and pomegranate parfait and/or sign up for the popular sushi-making class. Then you can join a Zumba dance aerobics class with or without your child. Finally don’t forget to sample products from vendors including Lola Granola and Blueprint Cleanses. All products and games are free, but we ask for a $5 contribution per person (maximum $20 per family) to sign up for as many classes as you wish.”
••• Opening March at Hal Bromm Gallery: “Snow,” a group show about you-know-what. It’s up through April 30.
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This lovely painting is by Arthur Kvarnstrum. (Not sure of the spelling). It would be helpful to the reader as well a courtesy to the artist to identify the maker when you publish a work of art.
Thanks for adding that info. I’m usually pretty good about including it; in this case, I’ll share the blame with the gallery, since they didn’t send over any credits.
You are. It was just a nudge.
The artists in the show are Rita Baragona, Lois Dodd, Tom Keough, Barbara Kulicke, Arthur Kvarnstrom, Simeon Lagodich, Ken Metcalf, St. Clair Sullivan, For more information 212-732-6196 or halbromm@gmail.com
Thank you Huck’s Mom for asking. Sorry for the lack of credits.