Fun Gift Ideas
Is your heart in Harmony? 
A few gift suggestions for your sweetie, friends, family, even your pets. Love is love.
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Valentine’s Day is Here!
Happy Valentine’s weekend! Last minute shoppers: we’re open Saturday 11-5 and Sunday 12-4.
New Jewelry at the Gallery
Just a Small Town Girl bracelets by Judy Hoover, Two Sisters Artisans, Fombell. $25 each. We also carry Harmony bracelets. Your choice of styles and designs.
Nov 28: Small Business Saturday!
Oct 10: Sleepy Hollow (mini) Festival 2020
As per CDC guidelines, we ask that you wear masks and social distance so this event can be enjoyed by everyone. Thank you!
Acoustic Show Oct. 25, 7pm – ellen cherry and Tony Denikos
Photo from our House Concert at the Bottlebrush Gallery with Tony Denikos and ellen cherry, both from Baltimore. Thanks to everyone who came out. Thanks also to North Country Brewing for providing our beer samples!
House Concert: Malcolm Holcombe (North Carolina) with special guest Nic Landon and friends, Friday, June 14
Malcolm Holcombe Country Blues~Americana
“Haunted country, acoustic blues and rugged folk all meet [here]…” —Rolling Stone
Born and raised in the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina, Malcolm Holcombe is being recognized by the contemporary U.S and European folk/Americana community as a performer of national stature and an uncommonly unique guitarist/vocalist.
If you’ve not seen him in a live setting, this is what you have to do. His presence is spooky and timeless, as one imagines it was like to see Son House or Leadbelly. No emotional stone is left unturned. http://malcolmholcombe.com
With special guest Nic Landon playing old time guitar rags and minstrel banjo tunes. This young man teaches at McPharlin Music right here in Harmony and is quite a talent. I’m sure you will find him very entertaining providing musical arrangements seldom heard in the contemporary era.
Malcolm Holcombe with special guest Nic Landon
Friday, 14th June 2013, 7:00pm
Bottlebrush: A Gallery for the Arts
539 Main Street “On the Square”
Harmony, PA 16037
Admission: $10 BYOB
RSVP Required: 724.452.0539 or HITH@zoominternet.net
Sleepy Hollow in Harmony Fest a success!
Wow, what a great turnout for Harmony’s first Sleepy Hollow Fest, held in conjunction with Zelienople’s Harvest Festival. So many people! Kids in costume, dogs, balloons everywhere! Thanks to everyone who came out, and a BIG thank you to the businesses in Harmony who worked together to make this event successful. Let’s do it again!
Stylin’ at the Bottlebrush on New Year’s Eve!
A photo from New Year’s Eve in Harmony. Gabby Lisella and her friend Jordan celebrating Silvester, the German New Year’s.
Invitation to our Holiday Open House – and an Artist Reunion
The holidays are upon us, and we at the Bottlebrush Gallery would like to share some good cheer with you at our Open House on Friday, December 9, starting at 6pm. Hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be provided.
Along with the festivities, we’re hosting a very special event. Harry Price (potter and sculptor) and Paul Camp (painter) haven’t held a show together since 1960. We are honored to host the Reunion Opening of these two accomplished artists and longtime friends. Please join us!
Bottlebrush: A Gallery for the Arts
539 Main Street, Harmony, PA 16037
December 9, 2011, 6pm-9pm
RSVP to: 724.452.0539
Bottlebrushgallery.com
About Harry Price:
Harry has established a reputation as an experimental potter and sculptor, emphasizing versatility and solid craftstmanship. Studying under Frans Wildenhain at Rochester Institute of Technology, The School for American Craftsmen, Harry developed the ability to produce lightweight and full-blown shapes in pottery, often inspired by Chinese Sung Dynasty artists and traditional American potters. Harry’s ceramic sculptures often follow whimsical themes and mythological creatures and humorous portraits. He builds his own kilns, creates his own glazes and often incorporates wood, forged iron, found and recycled implements in his artworks. Harry is also an inspiring teacher with many classes to his credit at North Hills Art Center, LaRoche College, the Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Arts, and in his own studio.
About Paul Camp:
Paul Camp is a retired professor of fine arts and English from the Community College of Beaver County, where he taught for 38 years. In addition to all the studio courses in drawing, painting and design, Paul taught many liberal arts courses in art history, art appreciation, literature of the Bible, mythology, literature for children, Shakespeare and English Composition. Pedagogically, he believes that a creative mind is best supported with a well-rounded education. Paul earned a bachelor’s degree in General Education/Art History at the University of Pittsburgh and a master’s degree in English at Slippery Rock University. He is primarily a painter but often delves into graphics, photography and sculpture.
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