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September ART & Dine Features Terra Cotta Pasta’s Kevin Cambridge
[Blue Eggs - Oil on Canvas - Susan Bailey] Haley Art Gallery‘s September Art & Dine (Friday, Sept. 10, 6-9pm) event will feature Kevin Cambridge, owner of Terra Cotta Pasta Company...
[Blue Eggs - Oil on Canvas - Susan Bailey]
Haley Art Gallery‘s September Art & Dine (Friday, Sept. 10, 6-9pm) event will feature Kevin Cambridge, owner of Terra Cotta Pasta Company and sampling of specialty foods that make Terra Cotta one of the most favorite spots for foodies across the seacoast. Since 1989, Terra Cotta has offered gourmet ravioli, sauces, flat breads, desserts and ready-made food and catering from its Kittery (ME) and Dover (NH) stores and most recently in South Portland, ME.
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Haley Art Gallery will be one of the four selected businesses promoting the vital role of the Seacoast Local during the July 22, (5-7PM) Business After Hours event at The Port Inn in Portsmouth, NH."
The event will focus on "buy local" and is co-hosted with the Exeter and Portsmouth Chambers of Commerce, with Exeter Jaguar showcasing a collection of classic and antique Jaguars. Local restaurants among them Café Nostimo, Warren’s Lobster House, Olde Stove Bake Shoppe, Roundabout Diner, and Smuttynose Brewery and Wine will be providing food and refreshments.
Business members of the Seacoast Local were invited to submit proposals of how they would engage visitors with their business and the local story. Four proposals from member businesses, among them Haley Art Gallery, were selected to host a room during the July 22 event and visualize the spirit of buy local while promoting their business.
Haley Art Gallery will present "Canvassing the Buy Local Spirit -- How Local Artists and Artisans Enrich and Support Creative Local Economy" a travelogue of select artworks by the Gallery's artists that will take the visitors on a visual journey of the benefits of buying from and supporting local businesses.
The visual travelogue will take the visitors on a journey of what buy local really means, exploring -- through gallery artists' works -- how supporting the local arts empowers local economy allowing business owners to live, thrive, and prosper in their chosen communities.
The message is simple – "for the love of the seacoast, to preserve our way of life, our towns, our streets, our people, our environment -- for the love of preserving healthy local communities -- live local, buy local,"
Join us as we sail on WXGR Groove Cruise Party Ship on Monday, June 28.
The second floor of the Isles of Shoals Steamship Company's Thomas Leighton ship will turn into an art gallery/gift shop as Haley Art Gallery exhibits original works by artists and artisans of the seacoast and beyond including Fair Trade artful gift items.
Meet us at 5:00pm for the dockside party, then join us aboard the as we tour Portsmouth harbor (7:00 to 10PM).
Dance to the tunes of live broadcast music, enjoy food and drinks, prizes, gift certificates — and visit the second level to shop for original paintings, pottery, sculptures, jewelry, handbags, accessories and other unique items.
Come join us during the first Celebrate Pink Women’s Expo as Haley Art Gallery will be among more than 50 vendors showcasing products and services especially designed for women – April 2 at the Regatta Banquet & Conference Center in Eliot, ME.
Shop at the Expo and enjoy Haley Art Gallery’s pink incentives on paintings and handmade jewelry, accessories and artful crafts.
Proceeds from the Expo will benefit Breast Cancer Stories. Admission is $5 — the first 300 to register will receive a FREE gift bag.
Enjoy special discounts, complimentary appetizers, cash bar, door prizes & raffles and support Breast Cancer Stories in support of seacoast women.
Don’t miss — Celebrate Pink Women’s Expo! Friday, April 2 — 3-8PM -- Regatta Banquet and Conference Center Rt 236, Eliot, ME
You would know the secret of death.
But how shall you find it unless you seek it in the heart of life?
The owl whose night-bound eyes are blind unto the day cannot unveil the mystery of light.
If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of life.
For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one.
Kahlil Gibran



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