During February’s Art Walk, on Friday, Feb. 6 from 5 to 9 p.m., the Black Cat will host the music of the Triton Trio, pictured.
The Black Cat Gallery welcomes in 2015 with new work by more than 40 artists, and with festive events planned for the winter. February’s featured artist is the talented metal worker, Paula Leab.
Paula gained an appreciation for art and crafts from her mom, Joyce Stewart, another Black Cat artist. Paula hand fabricates her jewelry, using traditional metal smithing techniques. She loves to pound metal and torch new pieces of silver into creative designs. Her artistic style and jewelry creations change all of the time, making her jewelry a perfect one of a kind gift.
February’s Art Walk, on Friday, Feb. 6 from 5 to 9 p.m., the Black Cat will have the music of the Triton Trio. The “Triton Trio” is the combination of the husband-wife duet Tom and Marie on guitar and bass, and banjo wizard R. J. Siegers.
Tom and Marie play acoustic covers of popular music from the 60’s and 70’s and R. J. is versatile and original on the 5-string banjo. Together the Triton Trio put outs a sound that is sure to delight and entertain. Enjoy a casual evening out, listen to the music, and take in some beautiful art.
Beginning in February, the Black Cat Gallery will offer “Second Saturday Craft Class and Tea”. Enjoy learning a new craft, basic jewelry making on Saturday, Feb. 14 from 1 to 2 p.m. One of their jewelry artists, Lisa Coniglio, will teach you how to make a pair of earrings or a necklace charm. Choose your own bead combination and take home your own creation and enjoy a cup of tea!
The class fee is $15 and includes instruction and supplies. Call 687-5550 to reserve your spot for the class, and look for more classes every second Saturday of the month.
The Black Cat Gallery is currently looking for new artists. Stop in for an application or inquire through their website, blackcatgalleryowego.com, and follow them on Facebook to view the latest creations of jewelry, textiles, pottery, art and much more.
The Black Cat Gallery is located at 190 Front St. in Owego and is open every day.
