Kick off the holiday season in Chelsea Dec. 4-6, 2020
Chelsea's annual Hometown Holiday weekend is a festive, fun-filled celebration that kicks off the holiday season. The activities start with Santa lighting the Christmas tree at Pierce Park on Friday night and ends with a holiday carol concert featuring singing groups from the churches of Chelsea on Sunday evening. There are events, activities and attractions all weekend including Santa’s Workshop, Gingerbread House Decorating, the annual Light Parade, and many, many more.
Chelsea is decked out in holiday splendor to warm your hearts and get you in the holiday spirit. Browse the shops, sip hot chocolate, and enjoy the special events planned. Happy Holidays!
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📐 Sculpture Spotlight!
“Death of N-1, How to Disappear” By Brian Nelson is a mixed-metals sculpture that molds both science and art into a stunning work. Modeled after the EXACT molecular structure of the drug Lyrica, on the surface it may seem like a simple projection of a scientific concept, however it is much more than that. The sculpture explores the inner subtleties of Nelson’s own experiences in the world, and by manifesting that into a sculpture, viewers can experience that mix of personal and scientific concepts too.
To see more of Brian Nelson’s work, check out his website!
briannelsonsculpture.com/
And thank you to our SculptureWalk sponsor Silver Maples of Chelsea Retirement Neighborhood for sponsoring this sculpture!
silvermaples.org/
5 days ago
I recommend the Sculpture Walk, can also be done virtually through the CDL.
Picture Perfect day for the SculptureWalk Chelsea tour on Saturday! Thank you to Crystal Scott for her artistic insight and to the Chelsea District Library for organizing the event!
No worries if you missed the event - you can check out the virtual tour of SculptureWalk Chelsea at
www.facebook.com/events/354022195747533
📸 photos in comments!
1 week ago
📐 Sculpture Spotlight!
“Entropy” By Jacquelynn Sullivan Gould (a collaborative work with Samuel Gould) is a multi-sensory sculpture that brings life to the Palmer Commons.
This work not only looks gorgeous, but sounds gorgeous as well! With it’s chimes hanging from the curved steel pipes, the sculpture is encouraged to be touched to get the full experience of the work.
To see more of Jacquelynn Sullivan Gould’s work, check out her website!
www.jacquelynnsullivan.com/
Thank you to our SculptureWalk sponsor Second To None for sponsoring this sculpture!
2 weeks ago
