FARMERS MARKET OPENS JUNE 1ST!
Each summer local farmers gather on Saturdays in Creamery Park to sell products grown and raised right here in the North Fork Valley. It's a great way to support and enjoy our local agriculture. This year they will be adding music performances Saturday mornings to entertain the vendors & customers and make it a wonderful experience!
Each summer local farmers gather on Saturdays in Creamery Park to sell products grown and raised right here in the North Fork Valley. It's a great way to support and enjoy our local agriculture. This year they will be adding music performances Saturday mornings to entertain the vendors & customers and make it a wonderful experience!
Wednesday's at 6pm
"Open Mic Nights" - Come join the fun every Wednesday night. Bring and instrument, sing a tune or just enjoy some great local entertainment. It's FREE!
"Open Mic Nights" - Come join the fun every Wednesday night. Bring and instrument, sing a tune or just enjoy some great local entertainment. It's FREE!
June 29, 2019 at 7pm
Live & In Concert! Ellen Stapenhorst - The Creamery Arts Center is happy to welcome Ellen Stapenhorst back for a one-time performance. With her rich clear voice she sings uplifting original folk music that is sure to please the whole family. Ellen's well crafted songs come from and go right to the heart.
Live & In Concert! Ellen Stapenhorst - The Creamery Arts Center is happy to welcome Ellen Stapenhorst back for a one-time performance. With her rich clear voice she sings uplifting original folk music that is sure to please the whole family. Ellen's well crafted songs come from and go right to the heart.
June 29th, 2019 - 11am
Basket Weaving - Penny Ackerman is having another basket weaving class. Attendees will be making "Solid Wood Bottom" baskets. Cost is $40 per person. Please RSVP (970)-872-4848 to sign up as she can only handle 7 students.
Basket Weaving - Penny Ackerman is having another basket weaving class. Attendees will be making "Solid Wood Bottom" baskets. Cost is $40 per person. Please RSVP (970)-872-4848 to sign up as she can only handle 7 students.
June 7, 2019 - 6-8pm
Delta Fine Arts Opening - This years Delta Fine Art Show will feature beautiful art work on display during the month of June. There will be a reception on Friday, June 7th, @ 6pm. Come meet the Judge, Gayle Gerson, & all the artists. Gayle Gerson is an accomplished abstract & collage artist, working in several media.
Delta Fine Arts Opening - This years Delta Fine Art Show will feature beautiful art work on display during the month of June. There will be a reception on Friday, June 7th, @ 6pm. Come meet the Judge, Gayle Gerson, & all the artists. Gayle Gerson is an accomplished abstract & collage artist, working in several media.
June 10 & 11, 2019
Welcome "Ride The Rockies" - We will be open for the "Ride the Rockies" event with extra hours: Monday: 9am-4pm, Tuesday- Friday 9am-6pm. The Creamery will have water, sodas, & ice cream for sale!
Welcome "Ride The Rockies" - We will be open for the "Ride the Rockies" event with extra hours: Monday: 9am-4pm, Tuesday- Friday 9am-6pm. The Creamery will have water, sodas, & ice cream for sale!
September 13th
Peaches and Cream Fundraiser!! 6 pm - 8 pm |
Mad Hallelujah, Live @ the Creamery, Friday October 4th @ 7 pm
and only $15 per person at the door, the night of the show Mad Hallelujah a band with a globally inspired, energetic folk fusion sound and an uplifting message is performing at the Creamery Arts Center on Friday, October 4th at 7pm! Mad Hallelujah is a band of funky mystics who have been touring the globe for over four years, sharing their all-original music at numerous festivals & venues across three continents. Innovatively weaving together elements of folk, rock, psychedelic jam, funk, bluegrass, and tribal music into their own unique sound, Mad Hallelujah features big three-part harmonies, infectious hooks and grooves, soaring instrumental jams, and seamless genre transitions. Always engaging, they offer audiences a hearty invitation to sing along and dance like mad. The group was originally formed as a collective of busking troubadours in New Zealand in 2015 as “Mad Hallelujah Tribe.” They have gone on to record four albums, headline festival stages, and embark on multiple tours in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the US, earning a dedicated following along the way and a reputation as ecstatic dance-floor igniters, crafters of deep musical journeys, and crowd favorites at festivals, music clubs, and intimate venues alike. 
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Something NEW is always happening at The Creamery Arts Center!
Something NEW is always happening at The Creamery Arts Center!