The vivid colors of Fall are winding down, but a local photographer was able to capture The Livery in all her Fall Finery over the weekend.

This workshop is designed for artists and everyone who wants to bring home a beautiful holiday painting of seasonal themes with ornaments; poinsettia plants or perhaps an abstract.  

Friday - October 27th 10:00am - 4:00pm

Instructor: Tatiana Yanovskya-Sink

Workshop: $135. All medium. All levels.

Class limit: 8

Bring your own supplies or available to purchase from instructor: $75

Information and registration: Call Tatiana @ 617-872-8470

Memoir Writing Workshop - November 2

Although this class is sold out, we are taking names to place on a waitlist in case of cancellation or for a future class. Please add your name to the list if you are interested.

Wet Felting for Beginnings - November 8th

Wet felting for beginners: learn how to make a felt vessel

Easy and fun beginner class for ages 8 yrs and up.

Learn how to wet felt a wool vessel from start to finish.

We will start laying wool around a resist shape and embellish it with shiny silk fiber. We will work it with our hands, soap, and warm water until it fuses together.

Learn some fun wool facts and how you can continue to felt at home with some wool and house hold items.

November 8th at 6:00 pm

All materials will be supplied for the class.

Instructor: Statia Antworth

Cost is $30/per person

Class size limited - there is 1 spot left

Dinner and Concert - $40/person

Doors Open at 5:45 pm - Dinner served at 6:00 pm - Concert at 7:00 pm

Your ticket price of $40/per person includes a full meal, a handmade artisan bowl and admission to the concert.

What is an Empty Bowl Dinner?

Empty Bowls is a grassroots movement by artists and crafts people in cities and towns around the world to raise money for food related charities to care for and feed the hungry in their communities. 

Empty Bowls has been a successful community event in Sunapee since 2017. It was started by students and teachers at Sunapee Middle High School who wanted to give back to their community. Each year a local artist creates dozens of handmade pottery bowls. A homemade meal and dessert is then served during a community dinner at The Livery, using the handmade bowls. Each attendee may take their bowl home with them at the end of the night. To enhance the event and your experience, The Livery has teamed up with Sunapee Middle High School to offer a concert on the same night as the dinner.

All proceeds from this event go to Sunapee's Food Pantry.

Dinner reservations are required and must be made no later than November 8th.

Who is Seni Hunt?

Senie Hunt is a self-taught singer-songwriter and percussive guitarist adopted from Sierra Leone, bringing with him an inherent passion for West African rhythms and percussion. He used djembe drumming as a creative outlet to process the traumas of his early childhood during Sierra Leone’s Diamond wars.

Senie’s playing is eclectic, powerful and artfully unique. This original approach and performance style, especially his unique percussion and live looping, sets Senie apart from other acoustic guitarists. He was nominated for Best Male Act of the Year at the 2021 New England Music Awards, and has featured as the opening act for artists such as Richard Thompson, The Wailers, Robert Randolph, Daby Touré, and Recycled Percussion.

This event is made possible by the generous sponsorship of Burpee Hill Construction. Thank you!

Barrette Family Fund