Cobblestone Arts Center

10/14/2026

A classic scene from an iconic film, showing on the big screen this Saturday! 🧟‍♂️

Join us in our theater on October 17th for a FREE screening of Night of the Living Dead (1968), the black-and-white feat of independent filmmaling that gave us the modern zombie movie. Plus, come early for a pop-up gallery of spooky local art starting at 5 PM, then settle in at 6 for a talk with film critic George Elkind, followed by the film.

RSVP at the link below👇
🔗ticketstripe.com/living-dead-film-screening

10/14/2026

What’s spooky season without a stop at Spirit Halloween?!

10/14/2026

Three music channels, one moody, mystical dance floor 🎧🌲

Check out the latest post from our Cobblestone Community Players and grab your tickets while you can!

🎟️ Get tickets: ticketstripe.com/oct-silent-disco
(Psst: Head over to their page for a $4 discount code!)

10/14/2026

10/14/2026

Creativity can get a little messy and that's part of the process!

Students took on the challenge of turning their own ideas into three-dimensional creations using Styrofoam. From a swimming pool and a rocket ship to a house, a toaster, a pickup truck, and even a semi-truck, each sculpture reflected the imagination and individuality of its creator.

This lesson was about more than bringing ideas to life, students had the opportunity to explore two tools used in shaping materials: the keyhole saw and the miter saw. They learned about the purpose of each tool and how different cutting techniques help transform a material into a desired shape.

By connecting creative expression with hands-on tool exploration, students practiced problem-solving, spatial thinking, and the process of turning an idea into something tangible.

10/14/2026

Thank you for having us and snapping this pic!

Cobblestone Arts Center is the BEST‼️🧡🎃🌻

Cobblestone Arts Center empowers adults with disabilities through dance, music, and visual arts in the greater Rochester, NY region. The staff and volunteers here are absolutely outstanding!
I highly recommend supporting them in any of their events, shows and activities.

For more information on how to attend Cobblestone Arts Center please contact them directly.

Thank you so much for visiting us at Duvall Farms🎃🧡

10/13/2026

The dead are rising at Cobblestone this Saturday. ‍🪦🎬

Our Fall Classic Film Series wraps up with the movie that started it all: George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead (1968), on the big screen and totally FREE! Swipe through for the full lineup, from a pre-show art gallery to a talk with film critic George Elkind (RIT, St. John Fisher, Detroit Metro Times) before the film begins. 🎨🎙️

📅 Saturday, October 17th | Doors at 5 PM - Talk & Film at 6 PM
📍 Cobblestone Arts Center, Farmington
🎟️ Free admission. RSVP at the link below.
🔗ticketstripe.com/living-dead-film-screening

Arrive early, browse the gallery, grab a good seat, and brace yourself for classic scares 🍿👻

10/13/2026

The first signs of fall are calling! When you're in Naples, a stop at the Lake View Point Scenic Overlook is a must! We took in the beautiful views and caught a glimpse of the fall foliage just beginning to show off.

10/13/2026

Pumpkins, crisp fall air, and a day well spent!

We enjoyed a gorgeous autumn day at Duvall Farms, soaking up the sunshine and picking our very own pumpkins! Nothing says fall quite like getting outside and finding the perfect pumpkin to take home.

10/12/2026

Great sculptures begin with more than an idea — they begin with understanding how things fit together!

Students explored the fundamentals of wood construction by creating a platform from popsicle sticks and building a scaffold to support it. Along the way, they experimented with two types of glue, learning how fast-drying and slow-drying adhesives serve different purposes in the building process.

Why does drying time matter? Fast-drying glue can help secure pieces quickly, while slow-drying glue allows more time to adjust placement and make careful connections. Understanding these differences helps artists make thoughtful choices as they build.

From selecting materials to considering structure and stability, this lesson connected art with problem-solving, engineering, and creative thinking.

The most important part of creating something is learning how to make it stand.