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Community Art Center, Gallery & Cafe' 6 South Main Street Uxbridge, MA 01569 (508) ART-3900 The Rainbow Palette; where dreams are made!
 The Rainbow Palette was founded by Laura O. Cenedella in 2005. After working in and around the Arts in the Blackstone Valley and surrounding towns since 2001, Laura believed that she had what it took to go into buisness. There was so many talented and wonderful people she had met along the way. Mixing art, music, writters, poets, performers and the public together was not only a dream of hers but it was possable to make it a reality. The Rainbow Palette, formally at The Bernat Mill, Visiting Artist Studios. Laura O. Cenedella has expanded her business to include a café, gallery and a classroom space for art classes.
In the café, "Coffee", is the centerpiece, but Laura also wants to encourage people to sit and enjoy their cup of gourmet coffee or tea and pastry while listening to music and surrounded by fine art in a warm, inviting setting." Laura hopes to have The Rainbow Palette become a destination. The "Gallery", features an ongoing contemporary exhibition of artwork by local artisans. There will be artwork for sale and affordable to all starting at $5. Laura believes that she is providing something that we need in the community. In the future, The Rainbow Palette intends to have games and books, and will offer free wireless internet access. Thursday through Saturday evenings the Café will be open till 9 PM to offer a space for live music, open Mic, Karaoke etc.
In the classroom space, Laura will offer art classes to students of all ages and abilities. The Rainbow Palette has regularly scheduled classes instructed by local artists and one to three day workshops given by visiting artists. Come by and check out the new space ! Click below Open Mics, Musical Performances, Book Signings, Art Classes, Museum Studies, Artist Workshops and much more!
The Rainbow Palette TLC Program Specializing in Art Instruction to people with Disabilities: Those populations with physical and mental limitations, people with low income along with the elderly, can benefit tremendously when given the opportunities for expressive and creative arts for TLC gives them the opportunity for self-expression, for developing confidence in oneself, for time to explore and think and to embrace imagination. Artist, Laura O. Cenedella |
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