The Beech Tree Again

 

This copper beach came originally from England

and was planted in Northport

in 1897.

New Look for Spring

 

We are ready for a poetry reading

today, Friday, with Fleda Brown,

my bookstore's poet of 2025!

Friday, 5/23, noon

The Wild Apple Blooms

 

Porch Season Has Begun

 

Pussy-toes and forget-me-not in small pitcher. Ray of sunlight. Fallen forsythia blossoms on tablecloth.

The Moment, Seized

 

Spring Trio

 

May 8: Perfect Spring Moment

 

Plum blossoms, forsythia, front porch

 

Signs of the Season

 

 

You Don't Want to Miss This

 

May 2 through May 11, Tuesday-Saturday, 2-4 p.m. Those are the hours you may view this very special multimedia, multigenerational

 exhibit at the Northport Arts Association 

(NAA) building on 3rd Street 

(just west off Mill Street). 

"Origin and Echo," brainchild of Northport art teacher Jenny Evans, paired student artists, from nursery school through high school, with adult artists in the community. The adults were asked to create a work "responding" to the work of a particular student--I think (I need to double-check this) without knowing the identity of the student. Paired student and adult artists met for the first time at Thursday afternoon's opening of the show.

There is no way my brief introduction  and a few photographs can begin to do justice to this show. You need plenty of time to go through at a slow, leisurely pace, looking closely and carefully, because each individual piece, all the "origins and echoes," as well as artists' statements 

are endlessly fascinating. 

Making my way from one part of the exhibit to the next, I was thoroughly engaged, 

mentally and aesthetically, 

and I could not stop smiling.

So give yourself a big helping of joy: Immerse yourself in beauty made by Northport students and adult community members. Do not miss the opportunity!