Join us for the OTTA’s annual Oktoberfest celebration! You’ll quickly find out why this is one of the neighborhood’s favorite events as you enjoy our German food and drink, dance to music from a live band, and spend time with your Old Town neighbors while sporting your most stylish lederhosen!*
Tickets are $30 and include food and drink! OTTA member tickets are $20.
This event is sure to sell out! Buy your ticket at the link here: Tickets
*Lederhosen not required though is encouraged!
The class catalog is now live for Fall Quarter at the Old Town Art Center!
We’re excited to announce two 8-week classes with our newest Art Center instructor, Don Yang. Don will lead a Beginner/Intermediate Oil Painting class on Mondays from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (August 25th – October 27th) as well as a foundational Drawing and Painting class on Mondays from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM (August 25th – October 27th).
The Fall catalog also includes classes from Tom Francesconi, Kathleen Newman, and Joe Taylor! The Old Town Art Center has classes for every ability, so whether you’re just starting out or already a seasoned artist, there is a course for you. Browse the full catalog: Click here
We are excited to welcome Yoga back to the Triangle now that we have completed renovations to our space! Yoga is a great way to exercise and increase mobility and we are proud to offer classes to our community with our amazing instructors Eva Yam and Emily Chou.
Class schedule:
Yoga with Emily Chou: Wednesdays, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Yoga with Eva Yam: Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 10:15 AM
Note: Yoga with Emily Chou will begin September 17th.
Fee: $15/class with the purchase of a series determined by the teacher, or $18/class, payable to the teacher.
Thank you to everyone who came to the Grand Re-Opening Celebration! It was lovely to see so many new faces and old friends and to be able to welcome everyone into our new community space. We got to hear words from advocates of the project about what the Old Town Triangle Center means to them and see before-and-after pictures of the space during the remodeling.
We heard from State Representative Margaret Croke, Alderman Timmy Knudsen, State Senator Sara Fengieholtz, Matt Clock from our wonderful contractor, Brookwood Builders, and OTTA president Ray Clark.
Visitors were given tours of the new space by OTTA ambassadors. The Leslie Wolfe Gallery was also open to view the latest Exhibition by Jeff Grunewald, with the artist himself in attendance! To top it all off, the event featured a hot dog cart from Lincoln Dogs which served Chicago-style Vienna beef hot dogs in steamed poppy seed buns.
Thank you to Nick Robins Photography for generously donating his time to this event and providing such amazing photography! Check out more from Nick at his website here: robinsfoto.com.
To view the entire event photo album, click here!