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Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that The Blue Dawg Band will present a free concert at the Bayonne Community Museum on Monday, February 22. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Theconcert will start at 7:00 p.m. The Blue Dawg concert will be the first show in a series called “Musical Mondays at the Museum,” which will continue on various Mondays during the winter and spring of 2016. Mayor Davis said, “The Bayonne Community Museum is a great place for a concert. We would like to encourage more of our residents to come and enjoy the arts at this beautiful location for special events.”

This free concert is sponsored by the Bayonne Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) and First Ward Council Member Tom Cotter. Light refreshments will be served.

The Blue Dawg Band plays classic rock and blues. The group features three vocalists, guitar, bass, saxophone, flute, blues harp, and percussion. The Blue Dawg Band was formed in 2013. Its seasoned performers have played at clubs in New York, Chicago, Miami, and Los Angeles.

The Bayonne Community Museum is located at 229 Broadway, at the northwest corner of 9th Street and Broadway.The museum stands one block north of the 8th Street Light Rail Station. Constructed in the Beaux Arts architectural style in 1912, the building began its life as the Bayonne Trust Company, and was the home to a series of banks for ninety years. The City of Bayonne acquired the building from Fleet Bank for one dollar in 2002. Utilizing a series of grants, the municipality removed modern banking fixtures and a dropped ceiling from the interior of the building, and restored the interior walls and the three-part stained glass in the ceiling. The former bank is on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. The museum is available for exhibits, performances, cultural events, and meetings. For booking information, please contact Pete Amadeo in the Bayonne Recreation Division at 201-858-6129.

The next “Musical Mondays” concert is set for Monday, March 14. Details will be announced.

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INTERESTED ARTISTS STILL  HAVE TIME TO PARTICIPATE IN NEW MEMBER

The newly formed Art Circle of Bayonne announces its first Members Show/Sale with an Opening Reception open to the public on Friday, September 21^st in the Bayonne Community Museum, 229 Broadway, from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

 The show will run from September 22nd through the 29th, Monday through Friday, 5:00 -7:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.  The show is not open on Sunday.

Anyone interested in participating in the show is required to join the Art Circle of  Bayonne;  residency in Bayonne is not a requirement for membership.  Entry Forms with detailed guidelines and Membership Registration Forms are available at Ferdez Gallery, 237 Broadway, Bayonne.   Entry is limited to the first 60 applicants.  All artists will be  required to hang their own matted and framed 2D work on Saturday, September 15.   Pick up of work will be Sunday,  September 30.

Some of the artwork will be available for sale as well.  Committee members will be available throughout the show to assist patrons with art work sales.  All work must be on display for the duration of the show.  All sold pieces will be ready for pick up on Sunday, September 30^th only.

 Information about the show is available at Ferdez Gallery 201 443 2681.  Follow us on Facebook at Ferdez Art Gallery.                                                              

  contact:   Fernando Fernandez, galleryferdez@hotmail.com, 201 443 2681

Joan Hajducsek Rosen, joan.rosen311@gmail.com   201 401 6678

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Pictured at the first annual Citywide Art Show at the Bayonne Community Museum at 229 Broadway, at the corner of 9^th Street is (far left ) Bayonne Mayor Mark Smith, and  Joe Waks ( far right with blue shirt)Bayonne Municipal Services Director  and the many Bayonne artists whose works were on display.

The opening reception  which ran from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.  drew many Bayonne dignitaries,  residents, and family and friends of the  artists who participated.

Light refreshments were served.

The show will be open to viewers on weekdays, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. from Monday, April 16, through Friday, April 20, and again from Monday, April 23, through Friday, April 27, 2012.

Mayor Smith said, “I was looking forward to this inaugural show. Many talented local artists have showcased their works in this  beautiful setting at the Bayonne Community Museum. I invite the public to come and enjoy the art.  Art is alive in Bayonne”

The show  includes work by sixty-six artists who are residents of Bayonne. A jury of Bayonne residents headed by Anthony Sienkiewicz, painting instructor at the 4^th Street Senior Center Art Club, judged the entries and chose the works  exhibited. The jury organized the event in association with Municipal Services Director Joseph A. Waks. The display boards and lighting at the show were courtesy of the Department of Music and Art of the Bayonne Board of Education, Tim Craig, Director.

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Mayor Smith said, “I am looking forward to this inaugural show. Many talented local artists will be showcasing their works in a beautiful setting at the Bayonne Community Museum. I invite the public to come and enjoy viewing the art at either the opening reception or the other viewing times this month. Art is alive in Bayonne”

The exhibit will include work by sixty-six artists who are residents of Bayonne. A jury of Bayonne residents headed by Anthony Sienkiewicz, painting instructor at the 4^th Street Senior Center Art Club, judged the entries and chose the works to be exhibited. The jury organized the event in conjunction with Municipal Services Director Joseph A. Waks. The display boards and lighting at the exhibit were provided courtesy of the Department of Music and Art of the Bayonne Board of Education, Tim Craig, Director.

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The City of Bayonne has been working with the Bayonne Board of Education and various community groups to schedule events at the museum, which is located at 9^th Street and Broadway. Several dates have already been booked at the museum for this year. On February 25, the Bayonne Recreation Division will hold its annual “Recspys” Awards dinner at the building. The museum will also host the Recreation Divisionâ€s annual chess championship games. Details will be announced.

On May 2 and 3, a local string orchestra will use the building for rehearsals and a public performance. From May 7 through 14, the museum will host the annual Hudson County Alliance of Teen Artists Exhibit. On May 18 and 19, the annual Art Show of the Bayonne public schools will take place at the museum. As was announced previously, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will host several public meetings at the museum during the next few years. Those meetings will concern the reconstruction of the Bayonne Bridge. The Port Authority has donated chairs and tables for use in the building. Details of the Port Authorityâ€s meetings will be announced.

Recently, the City Council awarded a contract for the upgrading of the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system at the building. Work is expected to start by late February. City officials said that the museum would still be available for various events during the construction.

Anyone interested in applying to use the museum building should contact Bernadette Nestico at the Bayonne Department of Public Works at 201-858-6070.

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