Memory Café: Upcycle Fall Craft with Heather Felton
Join us for a fun and creative afternoon as we upcycle everyday materials into a charming fall pumpkin—a unique keepsake to take home and enjoy all season long!
Reg Lenna Center for The Arts
116 East Third Street
Jamestown, NY 14701
Box Office: 716-484-7070
Main Office: 716-664-2465
Fax: 716-661-3829
info@reglenna.com
Reg Lenna Center for The Arts is at the heart of the arts and cultural district in Jamestown NY. The Reg showcases a wide variety of events including live concerts, movies, ballet, orchestras, gallery shows and more.
Join us for a fun and creative afternoon as we upcycle everyday materials into a charming fall pumpkin—a unique keepsake to take home and enjoy all season long!
This gentle, fully seated accessible yoga class welcomes people of all abilities, mobilities, flexibilities, and body types. We’ll explore simple stretches, movements, and breathwork to ease tension and support calm, from the stability of any chair (wheelchairs too). You’re invited to participate as much or as little as feels good.
Gavin Paterniti is a part-time musician from Jamestown, NY, and who currently works at WRFA-LP 107.9 FM in the Reg Lenna facilities. A self-described "old soul" much of his musical tastes revolve around songs of the 50s, 60s, and 70s.
Enjoy a FREE picnic-style lunch before learning to pot flowers with staff members from Brigiotta’s! You’ll have your choice of annuals, geraniums, gerbera daisies and more..
Through voice, guitar, and keyboard, Karen brings the soundtrack of the 1960s, 70s, and beyond to life at this month’s Memory Café at the Reg Lenna, with lively sing-alongs, playful interaction, and soul-filled moments. No musical experience is needed—just come as you are! You’ll leave with a lighter heart, meaningful connections, and songs that stay with you long after the music ends.
Get creative and give old books new life! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to make unique journals or sketchbooks using recycled book covers, fun paper inserts, and simple sewing techniques—no prior experience needed. We’ll explore an easy binding method with big needles that lets you combine all kinds of papers: colorful scraps, envelopes, maps, and more.
Join local artist Joseph Grice in creating a painting inspired by our favorite regional bird, the Northern Cardinal. Using acrylic paint and simple techniques, Joseph will guide participants step-by-step to create a piece of art that celebrates our local wildlife.
Explore rhythm and movement through conversation, laughter, clapping, simple footwork, drums, and ankle bells, all in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Join artist Leslie Calimeri to create an acrylic painting inspired by our local landscape. Using acrylic paint and simple techniques, Leslie will guide participants step-by-step to create a piece of art that will brighten a February day.
This gentle, fully seated accessible yoga class welcomes people of all abilities, mobilities, flexibilities, and body types. We’ll explore simple stretches, movements, and breathwork to ease tension and support calm, from the stability of any chair (wheelchairs too). You’re invited to participate as much or as little as feels good.
Bill Ward has been a mainstay of the WNY music scene, headlining shows and appearing with some of the best bluegrass, country and Americana acts in the business. John Cross is a freelance musician who has served as band leader and music director for the Lucille Ball Comedy Festival, Chautauqua Big Band Swing Orchestra and Chautauqua Lake Idol.
Join Sarah for a fun exploration of watercolor! She'll bring an assortment of fall themed flowers, pumpkins, etc... to paint. All supplies provided. All skill levels welcome!
Join Christy to create a magical arrangement using all of the flowers that are grown at Wild Blossom Hollow. Instructions, flowers, supplies and a vessel will all be provided along with lots of laughs and a chance to ask her all of you flower/garden questions.
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Participants will use a technique that is traditional in many cultures, using mud as a resist for dyeing with indigo. There will be the option of using stencils for painting their own design on a bandana before dyeing it in the indigo vat.