Events

Join us for the launch of a very exciting collaboration: Picture Book x Yellow Studio Pop-Up.

Please join us and learn more about Emily Yeston, Co-Founder and CEO of Doré. In this conversation between Emily and Fran Hauser (author, keynote speaker and startup investor), they will speak about the evolution of Emily’s career – from assistant to CEO – and share anecdotes from along the way. From blog, to retreats on through to launching a successful and sustainable skincare brand – you will see how the power of connection shapes this story.

Join us at O2 for Katy Ferrarone's Open Level Vinyasa Class from 9:30 to 10:45am and/or tasty smoothies and other yummy breakfast items to follow (around 10:45am).

Join us as we gather at Yellow Studio in Cross River, NY. We’ll provide festive beverages and an array of holiday inspired appetizers prepared by Fairchild’s Fromage. After we've mingled, we'll cozy up under a stunning, colorful installation by artist Yuko Nishikawa. Gifts will be gathered and we’ll all draw numbers and take turns choosing and unwrapping them. As always, we'll weave some conversation questions in there so you leave more connected and fulfilled than when you entered.

Explore the foundations of form and texture when building your (Thanksgiving) centerpiece, and glean advanced tips and tricks for elevating your arrangement to the next level. The workshop includes design instruction, all floristry materials, ceramic vessel, and an autumn inspired centerpiece to take home for your table.

Join us on December 1 at 5:30pm at the gorgeous Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard in North Salem for a guided 90-minute fresh wreath workshop! Using the best assortment of locally-grown fresh cut greens, dried seasonal flowers and seed pods, and beautiful holiday ribbon, founder and farmer-florist of Wild Iris Flower Co., Christine Covino, will lead a detailed demonstration on designing a handcrafted, nature-inspired holiday wreath.

Please note: this workshop takes place at Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard in North Salem.

Artist, Illustrator and Professor Annalisa Oswald poses the essential question: What is my purpose and how do I live it? 

Drawing on her own experiences from a career of making art, working in technology, teaching, telling stories, and creating ALL THE THINGS, Annalisa will show how a path of curiosity, experimentation, collaboration, and embracing the unexpected curveballs of life, can inspire us to find deeper engagement with our creativity, our communities, and a stronger connection to our purpose.

Before and after the talk, attendees are also invited to preview our Illustration Show before it opens on December 10. Artists on view include Annalisa Oswald, Danie Drankwalter, Elizabeth DeJure Wood, Emily Ann Hoffman and Kailey Whitman.

Come purchase holiday gifts from our curated selection of vendors including: Firsthand Thrifted, Gold Coast Dyes, Jane D'Arensbourg, Jennifer Mullowney, Jeweled Coquette featuring Get Connected permanent jewelry, Picture Book, Piece Revival, Salt Point Farm and Very Lovely Soles.

Also enjoy the opening of our Illustration exhibition which includes a variety of work by Annalisa Oswald, Danie Drankwalter, Elizabeth DeJure Wood, Emily Ann Hoffman and Kailey Whitman.

Let's celebrate the holidays together at Yellow Studio! 

Holiday music? Probably. 

Festive apps by Tam’s Kitchen? Yes please.

Chats with friends, new and old? Of course. 

A chance to see and purchase work from our Illustration Show just in time for the holidays? Most definitely. 

Tasty holiday beverages, including Cliffton Dry? We've got you covered. 

Non-alcoholic mocktails? Yep!

Check out what Rebecca Rivard and Tricia Caracappa, Yellow Studio Residents, are up to in the Residency Studio. Hear about their projects and processes, learn about what inspires them and see how being part of the Yellow Studio Community has shaped their work. 

Breakfast treats from LMNOP will be served.

Join Curator Maeve Lawler on an after-hours private gallery tour of the Stamford Museum and Nature Center's current exhibition Sophy Regensburg: A Retrospective. Maeve will walk you through Sophy’s fascinating life, from her youth in New York City to her late-in-life success as a gallery-represented painter. Attendees will hear the backstory of works on view and the importance of the still-life in art history. Following the half-hour tour, you’ll be free to explore the exhibition and chat, over light bites and refreshments.

Join Jen Mullowney, local photographer and documentary portrait artist, to learn about the elements of capturing a “great” photograph using any camera, including your iPhone or other mobile device. From lighting to composition and everything in between, you will leave with the necessary "dos" for taking your best "shot" - along with many tips and tricks to using those functions you may have been curious about but didn't have the courage to figure out on your own!  Join us and start documenting and taking photos like a pro.