| Saturday, Sept. 19, noon to 5 pm | 23230 Billy Brown Road, Fort Langley |
photo credits Pat Barker owner of the Pencil Studio Come and join us for our first "Art in the Park" exhibition at FLATIRON, Bedford Landing, Fort Langley. Judy Nygren, Pat Barker Art of the Pencil Studio, as well as myself, Susan Galick Artist, will be holding our first exhibition as a group. Please join us to mingle, watch us demo plus listen to awesome jazz music by local musician Dave Quinn of RazzMaJazz. Our galleries will also be open.
Dave Quinn will be performing a duo of jazz from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. RazzMaJazz is a popular local band playing each Saturday at Leləm’ Arts and Cultural Cafe.
Located in the award-winning community of Bedford Landing, the FLATIRON shares the name of New York’s iconic landmark. While most people think the building got its name from its resemblance to a cast-iron household iron, in fact, the triangular area where it was built, contained by Broadway, Fifth Avenue, 22nd Avenue and 23rd Streets, had been known as the Flat Iron District, long before the building’s construction.
You will find the Flatiron in Fort Langley, located across from the Bedford Channel and the Fort-to-Fort Trail.
Dave Quinn will be performing a duo of jazz from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. RazzMaJazz is a popular local band playing each Saturday at Leləm’ Arts and Cultural Cafe.
Located in the award-winning community of Bedford Landing, the FLATIRON shares the name of New York’s iconic landmark. While most people think the building got its name from its resemblance to a cast-iron household iron, in fact, the triangular area where it was built, contained by Broadway, Fifth Avenue, 22nd Avenue and 23rd Streets, had been known as the Flat Iron District, long before the building’s construction.
You will find the Flatiron in Fort Langley, located across from the Bedford Channel and the Fort-to-Fort Trail.
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