Over the course of 7 weeks, Eating Together offered bi-weekly virtually shared meals, inviting individuals to come together while safely remaining in their own environment. These gatherings were hosted by Frida Foberg as a direct response to the social constraints of the spring and summer of 2020.

On November 21st, Opalka Gallery, Collar Works and Arts Letters & Numbers invited 40 people to dine in the gallery. The dinner was created by Frida Foberg and Natasha Holmes. Three courses were served, each with its own take on how to eat together.

Food has for years been a crucial part of life at Arts Letters & Numbers and has created a depth of interaction within all of the programs. The events are often accompanied by expressive food installations bringing new dimensions to the social engagements of eating together.

Anyone who has ever been to Arts Letters & Numbers knows the importance of our local community. There is an honest and deep trust and care that has been built over the years, and they keep their engagement and welcomeness to each and everyone who spends time at Arts Letters & Numbers.

On Saturday October 28th we welcomed a number of leaders from the many arts and cultural organizations in the Capital Region to Arts Letters & Numbers Tasting.

SAUCE was a 3-day celebration of Soul, Motown, Funk, Swing, and Blues organized by our friends Joshua Fialkoff and Bryan Brundige.

On March 25, our Artists in Residence came together and invited the community to experience their creations.