| Located at the Kensho Ryu Karate Kenpo Saturday, February 7th 6 PM - 9 PM Refreshments / Music or Kaeoke Registration for new students Tapestry 2008 Tapestry 2008 – Opening Night Friday, November 7th 4:00 – 8:00 pm Artists of all abilities welcome! In its 8th consecutive year, citizens throughout the community have come together to organize Tapestry, an event which celebrates the richness and strength of artistic diversity within the fabric of our local communities. Come join us for the opening night with live entertainment by Jodi Ritter & Charles B. Adams. Bring your business card and enter into a drawing for a $25.00 gas card! For further information, please call Deb Johnson at 508.278.6791 or email debra.johnson@alternativesnet.org. Alternatives’ Uxbridge Career Center, 5 South Main Street in Uxbridge. To make arrangement to drop off art work after 3:00 PM call Laura @ 508-278-7193 |
The TRP Music ( December 2008- August 2008)
The TRP Festivals ( January 2008- August 2008)
Grand Opening January 18, 2008 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Light Refreshments
Live music provided by Musician, Dave Johnson.
Come on by and check out the new space !
The Rainbow Palette, formally at The Bernat Mill,
Visiting Artist Studios. Laura O. Cenedella has expanded her business to include a Café – Gallery and a classroom space for art classes.
Gourmet Coffee, Tea, Pastry, Fine Art, Classes for all ages, Live Music, Open Mic, Karaoke and more…
* Open Mon & Wed 10-6PM, Thur-Sat 10-9PM Sun 11-3PM
February 16 - February 27, 2008
The Rainbow Palette Cafe Gallery & Community Arts Center
6 South Main St.
Uxbridge, MA
March 1 - March 16,2008
Blackstone River & Canal
Heritage State Park
River Bend Farm Visitors Center
287 Oak St.
Uxbridge, MA
A Celtic Affair
Saturday, March 15, 2008 6-9 PM 
Worcester Telegram & Gazette Performing is Local Musicians, Mark Labee & Jodi Ritter
Mark Labbe, Classical Irish fiddler (15 years old), from Uxbridge attends the Bancroft school in Worcester MA, He also studies under the direction of Myra MacLeod’s Joy of Music Program in Worcester.
Jodi Ritter, New to Uxbridge shares her musical talents with us as she backs up Mark's perfomance, "A Celtic Affair. Jodi's voice, bluesy and deep, reminds one of Bonnie Raitt or Kathy Mattea with a little bit of Janis or Mahalia thrown in for fun.. it just depends. She also writes, sings, plays upright bass, guitar, percussion & penny whistles. 
Downtown Opening Day Celebration
(Red Sox Opening Day) April 8, 2008 11 - 4 pm
Artist Way (not, Yawkey Way) Street Venders, Performers & Activities
South Main Street Sidewalk Business Festival
(The Senior Center to Savers Bank)
The Uxbridge Public Schools, Downtown Businesses and the Community are invited to wear their Red Sox attire to celebrate Red Sox Opening Day. This is a great chance for everyone to come together and share an old fashion family street festival. There will be lots to see and do on Artist way (not Yawkey way). There will be Street Venders, Performers and activities. It is my hope that this will help in the revitalization effort to bring the public back to Downtown Uxbridge. Coming downtown will give you an opportunity to get to know your neighbors, people who work downtown and see what the businesses have to offer our community.
Kate Phipps CD Relese
 March 29, 2008 6 -8 PM
Encore Performance
May 10 th 6 - 9 PM
Encore Performance
May 17, 2008 4 - 8 PM
Student Art Show
You’re invited…
To a special Art Show to celebrate the students of Laura O. Cenedella, Camile Dulac and Pamela White Murphy. This is our first Student Art Show since re-opening in January 2008.
Come and join us in Honor of the students, both children and adults.
Alternatives Gallery
5 South Main Street
Uxbridge, MA 01569
Refreshments
The Rainbow Palette TLC Program:
Specializing in Art Instruction to people with Disabilities: Those populations with physical and mental limitations, people with low income along with the elderly, can benefit tremendously when given the opportunities for expressive and creative arts for TLC gives them the opportunity for self-expression, for developing confidence in oneself, for time to
explore and think and to embrace imagination.
May 17,2008
3 PM
Book Signing and Reading
I am pleased to announce that writer, Jean Charles Soucy, will be my guest to discuss his new book entitled: Of Granite and Tigers: The Parenting of Thomas. Our guest will do a brief reading, discuss his work informally, and remain available to all to share his personal experiences as a parent of a disabled adult.
Of Granite and Tigers: The Parenting of Thomas. This brief, ninety page autobiographical sketch is a jargon free, easy read for all parents of special education students. It will resonate especially with the parents of severely disabled children.
The Rainbow Palette is easily located in the center of Uxbridge, and there is ample parking.
Free Refreshments will be served.
"The book is personal and true. It prompts easy discussion among parents involved in special education advisory committees. It also serves as a wonderful adjunct to the counseling of parents of disabled children. I am familiar with the parenting of disabled children of all ages, because that is my work and Thomas is my son," Jean Charles Soucy.
July 27,2008 
Art Vendors, Plein Air Painters, Face Painting, Craft Tables for Kids, Karate Demonstration and more.
Live Music
MC The Gig Stop, Local Musicians and the Clafin Hill Sumer Winds. August 8, 2008 
October 5, 2008 
Footsteps in History Blackstone River Valley Footsteps in History Preserve America Weekend. 100 experiences throughout the Blackstone River Valley
24 communities from Worcester, MA to Providence, RI
500 years of historic culture and the arts.
October 11, 2008Saturday: 9am - 3pmLocation: 1826 Brick Mill, 38-42 Douglas Road, Whtinsville MA 01588 Plien Air Painting with Artist, Laura O. CenedellaThe Rainbow Palette Studio 10 AM - 3 PM For more information contact, Laura O. Cenedella @ 774-232-6645 AlternativesAlternatives Tom Saupe, Director of Community Outreach 508-234-6232 Email Web An exhibit of photographs and artifacts housed in the original Paul Whitin Cotton Mill. An opportunity to see where the Whitin empire began and see what has been done to bring it into the 21st Century and continue its relevance to the community. Search Columbus Weekend Events
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