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For more information, please call 914-669-5033 or email info@hammondmuseum.org
For more information, please call 914-669-5033 or email info@hammondmuseum.org
Opening reception with brush painting demonstration by Mr. Chiang*
*This program is made possible with public funds from the
New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.
& the founder of Japan-Based logic publishing company Nikoli Co. Ltd
Lecture & Mini Contests/t-Shirts & books from Nikoli company awarded to winners
Melody of Dragon* is an ensemble playing traditional instruments from China, led by Chen Tao,
a world-class master of the Chinese bamboo flute(dizi). Chinese music is inspired by nature with depictions
of animals, rivers, gardens and traditions and celebrations of daily life. Melody of Dragon’s music will offer a glimpse of China and the soul of its people through their music. Children will be able to try an instrument after the performance.
There will also be folk crafts of Chinese paper cutting by Lu Mingliang
and calligraphy by Guan Zhiyuan for everyone’s participation.
Admission: $5. Adults; $4. Seniors;
Free: Museum Members & Children under 12
Opening Reception with calligraphy demonstration
Join us for an exciting day for the opening reception of
"Hyper Calligraphy" Kouhei Okamoto Line Works.
Mr. Okamoto will demonstrate his over sized calligraphy and live jazz will be played.
Free for everyone
Outside
"Birds in the garden" Christy Hengst , part of the “Birds in the Park Project".
1 day only (June 26th)
An unearthly prophecy. A plot to kill a head of state. Obsession, deception, witches and warriors...and that's just in the first 15 minutes of Shakespeare's Macbeth!
"Outdoor Shakespeare is a terrific way to introduce audiences to the works of Shakespeare," said Ursone Executive Director of Curtain Call, Inc. the company producing the play. Patrons are encouraged to bring blankets and/or chairs and a picnic to enjoy in our lovely Japanese Stroll Garden
$15. non-museum members; $10. museum members; free to North Salem Residents and children under 12 .
The Norm Hathaway Big Band plays it like it was! A twelve piece band will have you tapping your toes and shaking a leg to favorite tunes. Pack a picnic and a blanket and enjoy Swing Music.
Garden opens at 7pm. Dancing from 8pm-11pm.
$15: Non Museum Members; $10 Museum Members North Salem Residents Free
The annual MoonViewing concert is a tradition that was begun by Natalie Hays Hammond in 1966. The Japanese Stroll Garden, lit by paper lanterns, is a magical setting for this ancient custom, which every August brings together people and traditions of the East and West.
Evening Schedule:
6:30 Bento box picnic
7:00 Introduction to Tea Ceremony class by Michael McKenna
8:30 Concert
Bento boxes may be ordered for an additional fee of $15, choice of chicken, salmon or vegetarian. Food reservations must be made by August 17th. NO OUTSIDE FOOD
Concert admission:
$15 for Museum and Japan Society of Fairfield County members
$20 for non-members Free for North Salem Residents
Saturday, Sept. 25th, 1:00-3:00PM
Opening Reception for:
tri state artist competition grand prize winner: Jason Noushin "Holiday in Eden" in the Hays Gallery
tri state artist competition winners: Peggie Blizard, Constance Kiermaier,
Belle Manes, Mayumi Takagi, Joanna Wezy in the Guild Hall
Flora Viale "Celebrity Bugs" in the Goelet Gallery
Free for everyone. Refreshments will be served
Bring your child for an afternoon of fun activities focused on learning more about Chinese Culture
Experience Japanese, Chinese, and Korean tea ceremonies in an environment of natural beauty, harmony and tranquility.
Ages 5 and up. Free for children with paid adult admission to museum.
$5. adults; $4. seniors. Free for North Salem Residents.
*This program is made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts,
a state agency.
**Funding for these programs is made possible in part by ArtsWestchester’s Municipal Challenge grant
funded by Verizon, and in partnership with the Town of North Salem.
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