Windsor Art Center

06/08/2026

As a part of our CT River & Roots Series, enjoy a performance by Borrowed Wings, an Indie-folk songwriting duo from Connecticut at 6:30pm this Sat, June 13. Bring your family and friends–all are welcome! A $10 suggested donation is appreciated upon entrance.

ABOUT BORROWED WINGS

Hally Jaeggi and Andy Sorenson are a songwriting duo whose music blends heartfelt storytelling with captivating melodies. Together, they create genre-blending soundscapes that feel both intimate and expansive. Their collaboration reflects an unwavering commitment to authenticity, creating songs that linger long after the last note fades.

06/07/2026

Our artisan gift shop is filled with prints, cards, stickers, bags, pins, and more! All hand crafted by local artists. Stop in today from 11-4pm to show your support and take home an original creation!

06/06/2026

Save the dates! Windsor Art Center has four CT River & Roots concerts coming up in June and July, including a performance by Sadie Gustafson-Zook TODAY at 2pm! Bring your family and friends, all are welcome. Free entry, but a donation of $10 is always appreciated. Plus, keep you eyes peeled for all of our August dates, coming soon 👀

06/05/2026

Enjoy a free demo of overtone singing by Jim Cole & Spectral Voices on Thursday, June 18th at 6:30pm. Spectral Voices has been cultivating the rare art of harmonic overtone singing (also known as throat singing) since 1991.

First, guests will watch as Jim Cole & Spectral Voices introduce a singing style with vowels that we use every day while speaking, showing how anyone can begin to hear multiple tones in their own voice. Then, guests will join in as they feel comfortable, practicing together as a group. The end result will be all voices joined together in a group harmonic overtone improvisation, directly experiencing the joy, relaxation and calming benefits amid the fine acoustics and artwork of Windsor Art Center. Other styles of overtone singing will be also shown and blended in.

Walk-ins are welcome, but please RSVP to [email protected] so we can get an estimate of the number of participants. Demo will begin promptly at 6:30.

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06/04/2026

A detail of "EVA 1," an acrylic gouache painting by Jackie Decker of "We Are More." Stop in tonight to see this intricate piece in person, as well as the other quilt and pattern-inspired pieces that make up this community-inspired exhibit.

06/03/2026

Learn more about Saturday's CT River & Roots performer, Sadie Gustafson-Zook! Bring your friends and family to enjoy Sadie's music at 2pm in the gallery, suggested donation of $10.

Every time Sadie Gustafson-Zook carves a linoleum block, sews a pencil case out of scraps, or admires the way the ink in her Pilot G-2 glides over her journal, she thinks, “I should be doing this all the time.” The act of creating something tangible is the air Sadie breathes. Her songwriting is the same- weaving an internal dialogue, the stories she tells herself, warm melodies and clever chords into something real, something she can physically feel with her hands and her throat. And chances are that you’ll be able to feel them too.

With a voice often likened to Joni Mitchell, Sadie’s performances alternate between flowing melodies accompanied by purposeful guitar, and stories that hold the audience with warmth and levity. She has performed at festivals across the country, most notably including the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, Kerrville Folk Festival, Anchorage Folk Festival, Sister’s Folk Fest, Walnut Valley Festival, and Blissfest. An acclaimed songwriter, Sadie has charmed judges at some of the most notorious folk songwriting contests, including Kerrville’s New Folk Contest (2022), Rocky Mountain Folk Festival’s Songwriter Showcase (2022), Newsong+LEAF Songwriting Contest (2022), and the Acorn Theatre’s Singer Songwriter Competition (2024).

When Sadie is not on tour, she enjoys living in Minneapolis where she teaches online music lessons, goes on walks at the park, participates in a garage band, attends craft nights at her friends’ houses, contra dances, plays fiddle at old-time jams, and organizes community events.

pc: Rutherford Photography, 2025

06/02/2026

Join us for a 4 week acrylic workshop taught by local artist Sage Neighbors!

Create a unique acrylic painting of your own house, or a house that is meaningful to you! Students will learn techniques on perspective, color mixing, and textures that go into rendering a house artistically. Each student will go home with their original, one-of-a-kind house painting on a 11×14 canvas after the class.

Learn more and register at https://windsorartcenter.org/inspire_events/paint-your-house-in-acrylic-4-weeks/

06/01/2026

Art critiques are constructive, collaborative, and respectful, to help artists identify the strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement in their work. Members can bring up to two pieces, including (but not limited to) in-progress pieces or recently finished pieces that they’re looking for opinions on or have questions about, completed pieces that they are trying to decide framing for, or even completed pieces that they are trying to decide between to submit to the 2026 Members Exhibition!

Open to WAC Members only. Want to become a member? Join now on our website!

Please RSVP to Michelle at [email protected] by Friday, June 12th at noon.

05/31/2026

Let's keep the music rolling! As a part of our CT River & Roots Series, enjoy a performance by Sadie Gustafson-Zook, a Minneapolis-based folk singer/songwriter in our gallery at 2:00pm next weekend. Bring your family and friends–all are welcome! A $10 suggested donation is appreciated upon entrance.