Community Calendar

The Butler Institute of American Art presents an exhibition of works by acclaimed Cuban American artist Julio Larraz, opening September 14 and running through November 23 in the MacIntosh Gallery. This exhibition is in conjunction with National Hispanic Heritage Month. Larraz’s oil paintings are said to inhabit a realm where reality and imagination converge. His compositions often weave together satirical social commentary, poetic symbolism and art-historical allusions. More information at butlerart.com

The Butler Institute of American Art presents Stroller Art, the first First Thursday of every month through November, 10:00 - 11:00 am. Join the Butler staff for an interactive gallery tour followed by an art activity! The program is intended for infants up to 24 months old with a parent or caregiver. This program encourages learning through art viewing and art making. More information at butlerart.com.

The Youngstown Historical Center for Industry and Labor presents a photography exhibition by Richard Hahn titled Grit/Glow, opening Thursday, July 10, and on display through February. Grit/Glow juxtaposes the warmth of orange skies with the stark realities of industry, illustrating the paradox of beauty and hardship. The museum is open Wednesdays through Fridays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and on Saturdays from Noon to 4:00 pm.

Reservations for the opening reception on Thursday, July 10 at 5:30pm can be made by calling 330-941-1314.

The Butler Institute of American Art presents the exhibit Fred Staloff: Origins of a Modernist, from Sunday, September 7 through Sunday, Noveember 16. Fred Staloff, the distinguished New Jersey painter explores not only brilliant landscapes but also still lifes, portraits, and figurative works. More information at butlerart.com.

There is a reception on Sunday, September 7th from 1-3 pm. Fred's wife, Janette will attend.

This exhibition is on view in the Finnegan/Hynes Gallery, second floor.

The Butler Institute of American Art presents an exhibition of works by acclaimed Cuban American artist Julio Larraz, opening September 14 and running through November 23 in the MacIntosh Gallery. This exhibition is in conjunction with National Hispanic Heritage Month. Larraz’s oil paintings are said to inhabit a realm where reality and imagination converge. His compositions often weave together satirical social commentary, poetic symbolism and art-historical allusions. More information at butlerart.com

The Youngstown Historical Center for Industry and Labor presents a photography exhibition by Richard Hahn titled Grit/Glow, opening Thursday, July 10, and on display through February. Grit/Glow juxtaposes the warmth of orange skies with the stark realities of industry, illustrating the paradox of beauty and hardship. The museum is open Wednesdays through Fridays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and on Saturdays from Noon to 4:00 pm.

Reservations for the opening reception on Thursday, July 10 at 5:30pm can be made by calling 330-941-1314.

The Butler Institute of American Art presents the exhibit Fred Staloff: Origins of a Modernist, from Sunday, September 7 through Sunday, Noveember 16. Fred Staloff, the distinguished New Jersey painter explores not only brilliant landscapes but also still lifes, portraits, and figurative works. More information at butlerart.com.

There is a reception on Sunday, September 7th from 1-3 pm. Fred's wife, Janette will attend.

This exhibition is on view in the Finnegan/Hynes Gallery, second floor.

The Butler Institute of American Art presents an exhibition of works by acclaimed Cuban American artist Julio Larraz, opening September 14 and running through November 23 in the MacIntosh Gallery. This exhibition is in conjunction with National Hispanic Heritage Month. Larraz’s oil paintings are said to inhabit a realm where reality and imagination converge. His compositions often weave together satirical social commentary, poetic symbolism and art-historical allusions. More information at butlerart.com

Youngstown First Fridays is a free event held at various locations to kick off the beginning of each month. First Friday on November 7th will be located along the Wick Corridor, in Youngstown, from 5 - 8 pm. Discover art, history, and a touch of the unusual along the Wick Corridor. Organizations involved include the Public Library, the McDonough Museum of Art, the Butler Institute of American Art, andYSU's Bliss Hall. More information at FirstFridaysYoungstown.org.

First Fridays Youngstown – November
Discover art, history, and a touch of the unusual during First Fridays November along the Wick Corridor in Youngstown, Ohio!
📍 Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County (PLYMC) (Main Library)
Theme: How Weird is Ohio? featuring author James Willis (Weird Ohio, Ohio Legends and Lore, Ohio’s Historic Haunts). Activities for all ages plus something fun in the kitchen.
📍 McDonough Museum of Art | 5–8 PM
Interactive video projection The Articulated Act by Crystal Beiersdorfer, with music by Floor Baba. Snacks, beverages, and adult-beverages available.
📍 Solomon Gallery, Bliss Hall | 5–8 PM
Artwork by Lauren Davies on view.
📍 The Butler Institute of American Art | 5-7:30PM
Exhibitions include:
-Internationally acclaimed Cuban-American painter Julio Larraz
-A retrospective of Fred Staloff
-Works by celebrated artist and actress Kim Novak
-Snacks & Beverages
-Live Music:Jazz
-Art Activity Engagement
-Scavenger Hunts
Grab a Bite to Eat at:
YOSTERIA
252 Valley St., Youngstown, OH 44505
234-228-9590
Featuring Fall Specials:
-Pasta alla Norma
-Gundi Con Tartufo
-Arancini
-Pasta al Forno Con Zucca, Salsiccia e Provola
-Patate e Peperoncini Calabrese
Free Parking: Available at PLYMC & the Butler Institute of American Art
ADA Drop-off/Pick-up available at the main entrance of:
-McDonough Museum of Art
-The Butler Institute of American Art
-The Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County
Please email with any additional questions: dyp@youngstowncityscape.com
First Fridays is brought to you by the Downtown Youngstown Partnership in collaboration with Youngstown Cityscape and with support from the City of Youngstown.
For more information: www.firstfridaysyoungstown.org

The Youngstown Historical Center for Industry and Labor presents a photography exhibition by Richard Hahn titled Grit/Glow, opening Thursday, July 10, and on display through February. Grit/Glow juxtaposes the warmth of orange skies with the stark realities of industry, illustrating the paradox of beauty and hardship. The museum is open Wednesdays through Fridays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and on Saturdays from Noon to 4:00 pm.

Reservations for the opening reception on Thursday, July 10 at 5:30pm can be made by calling 330-941-1314.