Adrienne DiGiovine, who pioneers her own design firm, was selected to repeat her last year's month. The concept is that the juggler looks like a relative of last year's dog walker. Suspended are various apples, all rendered differently (pastel, watercolor, silkscreen and woodcut), representing the array of artwork available during the event.

Adrienne is a BFA graduate, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. She began her design career as a corporate designer in NYC creating annual reports, capabilities brochures and other high quality collateral materials for Citibank, Paine Webber, Merrill Lynch and the New York Stock Exchange. Later, she became an Art Director for Terence Conran's. To learn more about Adrienne visit her website at www.digiovinedesign.com.

Newtown Historic Association will hold an Historic Walking Tour departing Half-Moon Inn (formerly The Court Inn) at 6:30 PM.  

The tour will be lead by Jeffrey Marshall of the Heritage Conservancy and features architecturally significant Newtown buildings.  Admission is free - come and bring a friend and learn something about Newtown's interesting buildings and history.

The CountrySide Gardeners' Standard Flower Show coincides with the evening activities. Staged at The Half-Moon Inn, Edward Hicks will be the muse with his paintings serving as the subject for the 13 different classes on display.