The Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut continues its 6th annual Accessible Art series of visual art exhibitions on Monday, August 25th, with 4 artists showing in 4 local venues through Thursday, October 23rd. A year-long , multi-site program,  Accessible Art  is intended to make the work of visual artists accessible to new audiences by providing, over a calendar year, increased exposure through a network of area venues who share in the creative and economic values of working together. Colorfully entering the Fall season, the Cultural Alliance presents the works of artists Karla Bernstein (Bethel), Renato Ghio (Danbury), Shoshana Kerstesz (North Bergen NJ), and Honorah O'Neill (Bethel).

Judith Marks-White returns to teach a series of workshops, “Tickling Your Funny Bone: The Art and Marketing of the Humorous and Reflective Essay”

 “Why do writers write? Because it isn’t there.” – Thomas Berger

 Learn to “put it there” in your own inimitable style. Discover your unique voice and talent as you create essays that will bring to life both the funny and serious person that you are.
 
 

From 1969-1974, nobody had more Top 10 hits, moved more records, or sold more concert tickets. During this period Three Dog Night was undoubtedly the most popular band in America with twenty-one consecutive Top 40 hits and twelve straight gold LPs.  In 2014, the show goes on. The band tours extensively, their records continue to sell in great numbers and they receive regular airplay on radio stations around the world. With chart topping hits including, “Mama Told Me Not To Come,” “Joy To The World,” “ Black and White,” “Shambala” and many more, Three Dog Night continues to sell out venues across the world!