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December 2011

Friends,

Greetings to everyone as we start the holiday season. This past year has been a good one at the Pajama Factory as this wonderful community of businesses and artists continues to grow. And, recently, our non-profit organization – the Center for Creativity – opened communal Clay and Photography Studios as part of our outreach to the local community.

As we move into 2012, we hope to grow The Center for Creativity at the Pajama Factory. We would like to extend our community outreach programs to include more programs like regular First Fridays, educational seminars and scholarships for children’s art programs.

So, as you consider ways to give this season, please think about supporting this non-profit organization that provides these enriching programs. Your donation is tax deductible and it will help support and further the Arts in Williamsport. Donations/contributions can be sent to:

Janet Harris, Director
Center for Creativity
1307 Park Avenue
Williamsport, PA   17701

Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season and thank you for being a part of our extended Pajama Factory family.

– Mark and Susie Winkelman

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In the papers

Williamsport Sun Gazette - January 1, 2012
Liz Parrish’s Little Monsters: Artist to be featured in ‘Here Be Monsters’ at Grey Art Gallery »
“As long as there have been artists, there have been artists depicting monsters. Some paint the creatures that inhabit the unknown spaces of land or sea, or some, the creatures that torment the psyche.”
Williamsport Sun Gazette - November 5, 2011
Students create mural for city »
“Members of the Williamsport Area High School’s Youth Ambassador Program unveiled a mural they created on Maynard Street at the Wire Works, Inc. on Friday.”
Williamsport Sun Gazette - October 30, 2011
Creative incubator: Center for Creativity’s Clay Studio 26 begins public classes »
“The Center for Creativity’s newly created Clay Studio 26 at the Pajama Factory, 1307 Park Ave., will begin a seven-week series of ceramics classes starting Nov. 7.”
Williamsport Sun Gazette - July 31, 2011
Meet the artists-in-residence: Get to know the faces that will be around the Pajama Factory through the summer »
“The Public Art Academy’s Artist-in-Residence program at the Pajama Factory, 1307 Park Ave., came to a close last Friday with the 2011 Public Art Academy Artist-in-Residence art exhibition...With this edition, the Sun-Gazette presents the final AIR profile of the summer: Melissa Liegner.”

In the Papers Archive: 2011  | 2010 |  2009


February First Friday –
Artisan Marketplace

December First Friday

In the blogs and on the web

Vloggerheads - September 2, 2011
Burlesque Photography At The Pajama Factory »
“…I must admit that I was really impressed. This was exactly the sort of creative environment that I’ve always dreamed about.”
NorthcentralPA.com - May 16, 2011
Photo Contest Traveling Gallery Now in Williamsport »
“...A traveling gallery of the winning photos will be staged throughout the Susquehanna Greenway corridor over the next year. The photo gallery made its debut at the Pajama Factory in Williamsport on May 6 as part of their ‘First Friday’ event, and will remain there for the entire month of May.”
Kip Deeds: Words and Image - May 15, 2011
Chad Andrews: The Daily View »
“The "Viewfinder" made by Chad Andrews involves a layered reflective approach to daily events and is similar to other collage work he is currently involved with.”
Penn College: One College Avenue - Spring 2011
Art Buzz: Alumni John Yogodzinski and Casey Gleghorn join their artistic forces to create The Graphic Hive »
“...Besides operating their design business at The Pajama Factory, the duo has added new roles as art curators by exhibiting the work of local and nonlocal artists in their studio gallery space, as well as locations throughout the complex.”