TABLES OF UNDERSTANDING: Global Tasting and Exhibition

Thursday, March 2 from 4:30-6:30 PM

Windows of Understanding and Interfaith Rise invite you to a special evening of art and global cuisine created by a host of chefs and individuals from around the world who have resettled locally via Interfaith Rise.  The featured exhibition on view features artwork created by refugees in a series of painting and drawing workshops led by artist Ghislaine Sabiti, an artist in residence with Calabar Gallery at coLABArts for six months focused on Social Justice. 

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RSVP by February 24 to windowsunderstand@gmail.com

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Global Grace Cafe

19 South 2nd Avenue (Reformed Church of Highland Park)

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Presented in Partnership with Interfaith Rise, coLAB Arts and Calabar Gallery.

METUCHEN "Meet the Artist" RECEPTION

Saturday, March 11 From 1-3PM

This public reception will highlight the artwork on display in the windows; guests are invited to meet the Windows of Understanding artists and featured organizational partners to learn more.  Free refreshments will be served. 

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Berkshire Hathaway

564 Middlesex Avenue,  Metuchen

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Hosted by the Metuchen Arts Council and  Berkshire Hathaway.

 

COMMUNITY CONVERSATION

Thursday, March 23 at 7:00 PM

The Metuchen Arts Council and the Metuchen Human Relations Commission present this community-based education program highlighting the 2023 Windows of Understanding themes. This session will include the artists who created the works along with their partner organizations featured in the Metuchen Windows of Understanding display. 

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View Here on Facebook Live

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Hosted by the Metuchen Arts Council and Metuchen Human Relations Commission.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Windows of Understanding

Thursday, March 30 at 4:30 PM

All are welcome to the closing reception of the 2023 Windows of Understanding season.  Guests are encouraged to bring a food item with them to donate to REPLENISH, which supplies food pantries across Middlesex County. 

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RSVP by March 23 to windowsunderstand@gmail.com

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American Hungarian Foundation

300 Somerset Street, New Brunswick