Still Point Gallery, 2026 Murray Hill Rd, Cleveland
the opportunity to return a few
years ago, when she opened her
Beachwood art studio. With a
unique vision of summertime,
Cleveland gardens and natures-
capes, she continues to capture
the pride and beauty displayed
in so many Cleveland gardens,
all of which were painted right
here in her studio.
to Cleveland. With acrylic as her
medium, she works on canvas
and board and will proudly
exhibit two series of paintings:
bouquets of oversized flowers
and intertwining stems; and
"Safe Places," featuring trees
with their interweaving stems,
branches and root systems.
was born and raised," Hecht told
us. "It's such an exciting time in
Cleveland right now. I think this
show represents the beauty of
our city of which outsiders might
not be aware and we Cleveland-
ers have known all along."
great, she says it's fundamental
self" in the painting. The artist, as
well as the viewer, must be able
to find the magic and the fluidity
that comes from pausing your
mind and letting something else
take over.
dreamy color transformed into
a whole ecosystem of flowers,
ponds, trees and their inhab-
itants. "They are images that
came to me when I was able to
let go of all the noise of everyday
life," says Hecht.
Fe, New Mexico; and now in
Cleveland. Her artwork exempli-
fies the symbiotic relationships
between art, nature and us. Her
artwork is exhibited in public
spaces and private collections
throughout the United States
and in the Museo de Arte Moder-
no in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
paints in her spacious Beach-
wood studio.
Monday, July 11 · 7 pm
cation associate David Hansen
returns to lead us in a discussion
of the world's most famous play!
Sponsored by the Friends of the
Library.
Tuesdays in July · 4 5:30 pm
the newest hobby for adults
coloring. Supplies will be
provided by the Friends of
the Beachwood Library. No
registration required.
Mary Beth Ions
Sunday, July 24 · 2 pm
Mary Beth Ions, as she performs
genre from popular music
and show tunes, to ethnic and
classical numbers, and even
your requests! Enjoy her stories
about being in the orchestra pit
for performances of Broadway
shows to her commentary
on how her fiddle creates the
sounds that are so diverse.
atre Company:
The Woman Hater
Wednesday, August 3 · 7 pm
Woman Hater, by Fanny Burney.
An absurdly satirical indictment
of the excesses of both men and
women, this 1802 comedy re-
mained unproduced until 2003.
Friday, July 7 · 6 pm
Grades 6-12
and write with us. Light snacks
and drinks provided.
Preschool Science
Wonders of Water
Friday, July 8 · 10:30 am
Ages 3 to 6 with a caregiver
projects and stories.
Michael Mage
Thursday, July 21 · 6:30 pm
Families
this show that is filled with non-
stop laughter that you have to
see to believe!
Mondays at 4 pm and
Wednesdays at 10 am
Ages 19-35 months with
a caregiver
Tuesdays at 4 pm and
Thursdays at 10 am
Caregivers and their babies from
birth-18 months
for baby.
Tuesdays at 2:30 pm and
Wednesdays at 1:30 pm
Ages 3-5, not yet in kindergarten,
and their caregivers
little one.