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Upcoming Events
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1st Saturday Farmers Market
Join us at Tin Man Studios on Water Ave. for 1st Saturday Farmers Market May 2nd, 8:30-11:30am featuring food trucks, music, art, and local goods. In partnership with Tin Man Studios, Blackbelt Benefit Group, Reflections Coffee Shoppe, and Selma Redevelopment Authority.
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Sara Dismukes Opening Reception
Join us for an opening reception featuring Sara Dismukes newest body of works, Ruderalia on Thursday, May 7th at 5:30pm at Gallery 905. Sara Dismukes is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and educator based in Montgomery, Alabama. "My work celebrates the things we pass by, often unnoticed, while moving about our day. I am interested in entropy as well as the growth that is its companion. Close observation of the patterns and structures in nature, as well as the rhythm of its seasonal cycles, is an enthusiasm and an influence. I see tenacity and resilience within these systems and feel deeply connected to them."
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Jazz it Up with James Andrews & the Crescent City Allstars
New Orleans Jazz Band, James Andrews and the Crescent City Allstars are coming to Selma, May 9th.
5:00pm meet at the Edmund Pettus Bridge (Selmont side). Parade begins at 5:30pm, cross the bridge to ArtsRevive on Water Ave.
Free Concert starts at 7:30 at ArtsRevive’s Carneal Building.
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Umbrella Workshop with Youth Arts Club Across Selma
May 7th 4:30-6:30 in CREATE Space at Gallery 905 with MACAS. Registration is free. Umbrella and decor provided but feel free to bring more materials. Send us a message at the link below to register.
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Mahjong Open Play
Join us for Mahjong at Gallery 905, we have three game tables available during gallery hours Tuesday-Friday. Sign up for a spot, if you would like to reserve an entire table, contact Sarah Wagoner at: 334-419-8533
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Betty Anderson Exhibition
Born and raised in Camden, Alabama, Anderson’s roots run deep, stretching through generations in Camden. Her work and the museum she founded tell the story of family, craftsmanship, and community, preserving quilts and artifacts that date back to the 1800s
Betty founded The Shoe Shop and Quilt Museum, located in her father’s original business, which holds pieces made by master quilters in her family, including her grandmother Minder Coleman and her mother Marie Coleman Anderson.
Come experience this exhibition with us, opening Thursday, April 9th, 5:30 pm at Gallery 905 and open Tuesdays-Fridays 11-4 and 1st Saturday 10-2.
Photographic Nights of Selma
The Photographic Nights of Selma festival highlights photography as an art form and joins people from across the globe to share time together in a place with a rich history. Through the power of art, this festival is building bonds of friendship as it crosses a multitude of boundaries and allows people to come together and better understand each other. The world is invited to enjoy this new, beautiful bridge, in Selma, Alabama.
Photographic Nights of Selma features high quality professional work, and annually spotlights a well known photographer, as the guest of honor, to exhibit and speak about their work. A global call invites photographers to share their work in Selma thereby providing international exposure to both young and old photographers. Festival participants are given a chance to spend time with artists, to learn about their craft, and to discover the meaning behind the work they create. Education is a core component of the festival that includes presentations, exhibit tours, and outreach programming for area students.
Tale Tellin’ 2023
Come hear wonderful stories from Paul Strickland and music from the Lamont Landers Band!
Catering by Valley Grande.
Every year the annual ArtsRevive Tale Tellin festival brings the power of music and story telling to Selma. In the week leading up to the main event, “tellers” go into Selma Public Schools and share their unique artistic gifts with the children.
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