Made In Chenango Celebrates 16th Anniversary
NORWICH – October marks the 16th year in business for Made In Chenango, and they are excited to celebrate throughout the month with multiple guest artists and events, culminating with participation in downtown Norwich’s Fourth Friday celebration Oct. 25.
On exhibit now are sculptures by Oxford wood carver Loren Rademacher, along with a wide selection of tole painted works by Nancy Focardi, Pauline Foster and Linda Haight of the Finger Lakes Decorative Arts Society in celebration of International Decorative Painting Month.
Also on display are several pieces you can enter to win, made by member artists. The lucky winners will be drawn at the end of the Fourth Friday Open House, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. No purchase is necessary and you can enter every time you visit the store, and to make it a little more fun you can choose which specific prize(s) you want to try for with your entry(ies).
Made In Chenango is also participating in National Food Day and will collect non-perishable food donations for local charity throughout the day and during the Open House event on Fourth Friday. This is part of a celebration of and movement toward more healthy, affordable and sustainable food Oct. 20-26. More information and “Passports” for sale are available at Made In Chenango. Passports can be stamped there and at other participating businesses and restaurants for qualifying purchases – including locally produced Kutik's Honey, Cook's Maple Syrup and FoJo's Coffee Beans.
New extended hours are already in place for your shopping convenience, Made In Chenango is now open Tues-Weds 11-5, Thurs-Fri 10-6, and Sat 9-3 p.m. Get the latest news and event updates by visiting madeinchenango.com, local directory Swelby.com, and Facebook. The members of Made In Chenango are pleased and grateful to be a continuing part of the art experience on North Broad Street in Norwich, and invite the community to join them as they celebrate another year and the final Fourth Friday event for 2013
On exhibit now are sculptures by Oxford wood carver Loren Rademacher, along with a wide selection of tole painted works by Nancy Focardi, Pauline Foster and Linda Haight of the Finger Lakes Decorative Arts Society in celebration of International Decorative Painting Month.
Also on display are several pieces you can enter to win, made by member artists. The lucky winners will be drawn at the end of the Fourth Friday Open House, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. No purchase is necessary and you can enter every time you visit the store, and to make it a little more fun you can choose which specific prize(s) you want to try for with your entry(ies).
Made In Chenango is also participating in National Food Day and will collect non-perishable food donations for local charity throughout the day and during the Open House event on Fourth Friday. This is part of a celebration of and movement toward more healthy, affordable and sustainable food Oct. 20-26. More information and “Passports” for sale are available at Made In Chenango. Passports can be stamped there and at other participating businesses and restaurants for qualifying purchases – including locally produced Kutik's Honey, Cook's Maple Syrup and FoJo's Coffee Beans.
New extended hours are already in place for your shopping convenience, Made In Chenango is now open Tues-Weds 11-5, Thurs-Fri 10-6, and Sat 9-3 p.m. Get the latest news and event updates by visiting madeinchenango.com, local directory Swelby.com, and Facebook. The members of Made In Chenango are pleased and grateful to be a continuing part of the art experience on North Broad Street in Norwich, and invite the community to join them as they celebrate another year and the final Fourth Friday event for 2013
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