Waverly’s first collaborative public art space and community garden, Tinge’s Commons, will hold its second garden party and public art exhibit on Sept. 20 from 4-7 p.m. The event will include food from the community garden and a new art installation from local artists Cyle Metzger and Colin Benjamin titled Color Path Projections. Metzger and Benjamin have created structures that utilize playful color and dynamic spatial relationships to enhance the pedestrian experience within Tinges Commons as well as challenge guests to reconsider their engagement with public space. Color Path Projections will remain on exhibit through Oct. 17.

Tinges Commons is located at the southeast corner of Frisby and 33rd streets. For more information, contact Graham Coreil-Allen at detourne@gmail.com.

Image courtesy of Graham Coreil-Allen