April 21 - May 24 Reception and Artist Talks: May 24, 2:30 p.m. Caption: Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez, Washing Feet/Hair Bath, 2023, pastel and gouache on paper The collaborative work of partners Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez is on a gargantuan scale, executed in gouache and pastel on paper. Each drawing naturalistically portrays one or both of the artists’...
Yiyun Chen: Whispers in the Breeze 微風細語 Artist Talk and Reception: May 24, 1-3 p.m. Yiyun Chen’s photographic project, Whispers in the Breeze 微風細語, began as a pastime and was prompted by the artist’s wandering as a pedestrian along Lake Erie. The project became a ritual, and then a process of self-reflection and self-discovery for...
Community Gallery Artwork Entry Information The Community Gallery at Rosewood shares artwork made by our community. More information about how to be a part of the gallery is below. Student Exhibitions More information to come! Instructor Exhibitions More information to come! Renter Exhibitions More information to come! Community Gallery Exhibition Proposals More information to come!...
2025 Community Gallery Exhibition Schedule Alice Bordenkircher Tavani, Behold, 2024, marker on paper Paper 2025 Staff Picks January 17 – March 1, 2025 Paper 2025 is a compilation of artworks selected by Rosewood staff as favorites among the entries not juried into the annual juried Works on Paper exhibition at Kettering Health Art Gallery at...
Founded in 2023, the Rosewood Community Gallery is dedicated to exhibiting to feature local artists, student artists and the cultural diversity of the greater Miami Valley through the arts. Contact Us: Rosewood Arts Center Community Gallery 2655 Olson Drive Kettering, OH 45420 Phone: 937-296-0294 Fax: 937-296-3289 Email the Gallery Coordinator Rosewood Building Hours Monday -...
We're shining our spotlight on Justine Hempstead, who has graced our stage in an impressive SEVEN productions over the past 6 years! Justine's KCT journey began when she followed in the footsteps of her cousin Emilie and sister Elise (both proud KCT graduates). Theatre quickly became her passion, and we've been fortunate to watch her...
What is Stormwater? Stormwater is rainwater and melted snow that runs off streets, lawns, and other sites. When stormwater is absorbed into the ground, it is naturally filtered and ultimately replenishes aquifers. In developed areas, impervious surfaces such as pavements and roof tops prevent stormwater from naturally soaking into the ground. Instead, vast amounts of...
Tree Fest Saturday, April 19 9 a.m. - noon Gentile Nature Park (915 Peach Orchard Rd.) Join us for our annual Arbor Day Celebration, TreeFEST where we honor the spirit of the lOrax and his call to "Speak for the Trees." Take part in giving back to our planet and making a meaningful impact on...
Stop by Eudora for this family friendly event all about TREES and their crucial role in the world. Enjoy children’s activities, hear from local arborists, watch the creation of an Arbor Day beer, visit native trees, and win raffle prizes. Eudora’s kitchen will be open. Saturday, April 19 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Eudora Brewing...
In addition to potentially choking, suffocating, or disabling the aquatic life like ducks, fish, turtles and birds, litter decreases the oxygen levels in the water when it decays. Litter is one of he most unsightly forms of pollution in our local waterway but is fortunately the easiest to prevent. No other species on the planet...
Shovel snow before it turns into ice to limit the need for de-icing chemicals like rock salt. Shovel snow onto non-paved surfaces such as landscaping or grassy areas. As the snow melts, it will soak into the ground rather than the storm drain. Sand and sawdust can be used as an environmentally friendly alternative to...
During Rainfall, pet waste left to lawns, trails, and sidewalks washes into storm drains. These wastes and pathogens they contain (bacteria, parasites, and viruses) end up flowing directly into waterways where they can harm human health and the environment. Studies show dogs and cats to be major contributors of fecal contamination at local lakes and...
Car Wash Take your car to a commercial car wash. They are regulated and must treat their effluent waste water before it enters the storm sewer system. If washing you care at home, park your car in the grass keeping the dirty and soapy water from running from your driveway directly into the storm drains....
Leaves/Grass Clippings Yard debris, including leaves and other organic plant materials like shrubbery trimmings and grass clippings, is significant source of stormwater pollution. Debris can carry fertilizer and pesticides from your yard and deposit them in our rivers and streams. Don't use a hose as a broom. Sweep up yard debris rather than washing it...
