One week left to experience A Short Story by Intalek. 🎨🎧
The interactive exhibition pairs mixed-media artwork by Short Story with an original 11-song EP by Intalek. Scan each frame as you move through the gallery to hear the music connected to the work.
Also on view throughout the galleries are works by Jazzmyn Ellis, Mara-Lynn Addison, Savannah Kerrick, Ladré Imon Daniels, and Justin White.
On view through November 6 📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public … See MoreSee Less
Halloween Kitten Yoga is tomorrow, and it’s going to be pawsitively spooky. 🎃🐾
Swipe through before class for everything you need to know, including arrival details, what to bring, and a few reminders for keeping our tiny yoga partners safe while they roam.
Come ready to stretch, meet some foster kittens, and enjoy a little Halloween mischief on the mat. 🐱🕸️
This event is sold out, and no tickets will be available at the door. … See MoreSee Less
Come hear Ron Pier live, grab food from El Chuyo, grab a treat bag for the kids, and watch Peymon Aleagha continue work on the next Faces of Suffolk mural.
Friday, October 30 | 6 PM Free | All Ages 📍 Outdoors at The Suffolk Center … See MoreSee Less
Savannah Kerrick, Savannah Kerrick , is a self-taught acrylic painter whose work explores the emotional depth of the human experience through realism, dreamlike environments, and carefully considered detail.
Her paintings often center womxn and the idea of the divine feminine, using color as a language for memory, identity, strength, and inherited experience. Her figures exist somewhere between reality and dream, creating spaces where the past and present can meet.
Since emerging as a featured artist at All Handkind Gallery in 2025, Savannah has continued exhibiting throughout Hampton Roads. She is also a co-founder of The Womxn’s Connective, an initiative created to foster community and visibility among womxn-identifying creatives.
Savannah’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public
Before you head over, swipe through for everything you need to know for the evening.
Come hear live music from Ron Pier, grab dinner from The Birria Spot, and check in on the latest progress of Peymon Aleagha’s Faces of Suffolk mural while you’re here. You can also submit a name nomination in person for the Stairway of Names Written in History.
Friday, October 30 | 6 PM Free | All Ages 📍 Outdoors at The Suffolk Center
Costumes welcome. Good food highly encouraged. 🎃 … See MoreSee Less
Mara-Lynn Addison, Mara Lynn, is a self-taught mixed-media artist and the creative force behind Tactile Canvas, a practice built around texture, dimension, and the idea that art should be felt as much as it is seen.
Working with acrylic paint alongside materials like modeling paste, moss, fabric, hair, flowers, and found objects, Mara-Lynn creates layered pieces that explore Black culture, womanhood, music, nature, history, healing, and self-expression.
Her work has been featured with Black Girl Art Show in cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Brooklyn, Dallas, and Washington, D.C., as her practice continues to reach new audiences.
Mara-Lynn’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public
Follow her work at Mara Lynn or learn more at tactilecanvasatyourservice.org. … See MoreSee Less
One week left to experience A Short Story by Intalek. 🎨🎧
The interactive exhibition pairs mixed-media artwork by Short Story with an original 11-song EP by Intalek. Scan each frame as you move through the gallery to hear the music connected to the work.
Also on view throughout the galleries are works by Jazzmyn Ellis, Mara-Lynn Addison, Savannah Kerrick, Ladré Imon Daniels, and Justin White.
On view through November 6
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public … See MoreSee Less
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Halloween Kitten Yoga is tomorrow, and it’s going to be pawsitively spooky. 🎃🐾
Swipe through before class for everything you need to know, including arrival details, what to bring, and a few reminders for keeping our tiny yoga partners safe while they roam.
Come ready to stretch, meet some foster kittens, and enjoy a little Halloween mischief on the mat. 🐱🕸️
This event is sold out, and no tickets will be available at the door. … See MoreSee Less
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Tonight at 6 PM, we’re back outside. 🎶🎨
Come hear Ron Pier live, grab food from El Chuyo, grab a treat bag for the kids, and watch Peymon Aleagha continue work on the next Faces of Suffolk mural.
Friday, October 30 | 6 PM
Free | All Ages
📍 Outdoors at The Suffolk Center … See MoreSee Less
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Artist Feature: Savannah Kerrick 🎨
Savannah Kerrick, Savannah Kerrick , is a self-taught acrylic painter whose work explores the emotional depth of the human experience through realism, dreamlike environments, and carefully considered detail.
Her paintings often center womxn and the idea of the divine feminine, using color as a language for memory, identity, strength, and inherited experience. Her figures exist somewhere between reality and dream, creating spaces where the past and present can meet.
Since emerging as a featured artist at All Handkind Gallery in 2025, Savannah has continued exhibiting throughout Hampton Roads. She is also a co-founder of The Womxn’s Connective, an initiative created to foster community and visibility among womxn-identifying creatives.
Savannah’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public
Follow her work at Savannah Kerrick … See MoreSee Less
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Outdoors at the Center is tonight! 🎶🎨
Before you head over, swipe through for everything you need to know for the evening.
Come hear live music from Ron Pier, grab dinner from The Birria Spot, and check in on the latest progress of Peymon Aleagha’s Faces of Suffolk mural while you’re here. You can also submit a name nomination in person for the Stairway of Names Written in History.
Friday, October 30 | 6 PM
Free | All Ages
📍 Outdoors at The Suffolk Center
Costumes welcome. Good food highly encouraged. 🎃 … See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Artist Feature: Mara-Lynn Addison 🎨
Mara-Lynn Addison, Mara Lynn, is a self-taught mixed-media artist and the creative force behind Tactile Canvas, a practice built around texture, dimension, and the idea that art should be felt as much as it is seen.
Working with acrylic paint alongside materials like modeling paste, moss, fabric, hair, flowers, and found objects, Mara-Lynn creates layered pieces that explore Black culture, womanhood, music, nature, history, healing, and self-expression.
Her work has been featured with Black Girl Art Show in cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Brooklyn, Dallas, and Washington, D.C., as her practice continues to reach new audiences.
Mara-Lynn’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public
Follow her work at Mara Lynn or learn more at tactilecanvasatyourservice.org. … See MoreSee Less
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