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An American natural thriller/masterpiece  produced and directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Gates open at 8:15 pm. Movie rolls at dark.

For the safety of others and following CDC guidelines, cars will be spaced 15' apart. We ask you to leave your chairs at home enjoy the movie from inside the vehicle, the back hatch of the car open or to sit in the bed of a pickup with your masks handy. Masks must be worn while moving about or using restrooms, and guests are to practice social distancing with other groups and individuals at all times.

Susan van Asch van Wyck, a resident of Washington, will be showing her work at the park beginning September 5th.

After 13 years in London, Susan returned to Connecticut and moved from working mainly in acrylics and graphite to concentrating on portraits, working with pastel, charcoal, and graphite and occasionally, gouache.

“I look for subject matter with distinctive character, which I find in human and animal faces. Throughout my work my one constant is a strong emphasis on line. All artists have to come to grips with selection...what to leave in, what to take out...should I do this or that?  For me, I always come back to the face – a window.”

A broad array of Susan’s work will be on exhibit at The Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens from September 5 – October 12. An opening reception will take place on Saturday, September 5 from 5 – 7 pm.

The first Potter movie, it's an intense, magical ride.

Gates open at 8:15 pm. Movie rolls at dark.

For the safety of others and following CDC guidelines, cars will be spaced 15' apart. We ask you to leave your chairs at home enjoy the movie from inside the vehicle, the back hatch of the car open or to sit in the bed of a pickup with your masks handy. Masks must be worn while moving about or using restrooms, and guests are to practice social distancing with other groups and individuals at all times.

Caio Fonseca: Paintings is a concurrent exhibit at The Judy Black Park and Gardens with KMR Arts. Caio Fonseca’s work combines lessons of Renaissance painting, 17th century Spanish art with 20 century Modernism (think Klee, Mondrian, and Picasso) yielding a Modern Abstraction. His paintings explore symbols, shapes, marks, colors, and spaces and are as much about what is not there as what is there.

“Ultimately the work is to understand ourselves.” Caio Fonseca

KMR Arts gallery owner, Kathy McCarver says, “Washington Depot is incredibly lucky to host Caio Fonseca’s paintings: work by an internationally known painter right here in our spectacular town.”

For more information, contact:

Kathy McCarver, (917) 856-9050

kathy@kmrarts.com

John Crawford (b. 1953, New York) received his BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1975. In 1976 he moved to Italy where he apprenticed at a blacksmith shop in rural Tuscany until 1986. He has been included in numerous exhibitions including solo shows at the Queens College Art Center, Flushing, NY and the Sculpture Center, New York. Crawford has also been commissioned to create public works for Amherst College, Amherst, MA and Queens College, Flushing, NY. He is a recipient of the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Grant.  Trips to western Africa and Korea in 2001

Shop the Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings at the park from June through October. The 2020 season will include stalls hosted by Averill Farm, Farmers and Cooks, Garnet Hill Farm, Kimberly's Farm, Oliva on Main, Ox Hollow Farm, Paul's Custom Pet Food, Ruth Chase Flowers, Shepaug Valley Farm, Stone Silo Farm, The Traveling Farmer, True Love Bakery, and Waldingfield Farm.

Market Master Rae Moore: travelingfarmerct@gmail.com