UPCOMING EVENTS
EVENTS IN OUR TASTING ROOM
WESTERLY ARTS CRAWL (WE'RE STOP #8!)
JUNE 5 FROM 5:00 - 8:00PM
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Be a part of the Westerly Art Crawl, happening the first Friday of the month from 5:00 - 8:00pm. Stop by your favorite Westerly businesses and see art from local artists. Click here to see the map, and be sure to stop at spot #8 (Tapped Apple!) to see new tasting room artist Joane Buteau who will feature alongside current artist Glynis J. Blanker.
CRIBBAGE NIGHT
JUNE 5 FROM 6:00 - 8:00PM (EVERY 1ST FRIDAY)

Looking for a fun and relaxed night out? Join us for Cribbage Night on Friday, June 5 from 6:00 – 8:00pm! Whether you’re learning the game for the very first time or you’ve been playing for decades, everyone is welcome around the table. Bring a friend, enjoy your favorite cider or wine, and spend the evening with good company and a little friendly competition. We’ll have boards, cards, and plenty of encouragement for new players! If you can't join us on June 5, be sure to add Cribbage Night to the calendar - We'll be hosting this event on the first Friday of every month.
STAND UP COMEDY
JUNE 6 SEATING STARTS AT 7:30PM SHOW AT 8:00PM

Get ready for an evening of nonstop laughs at Tapped Apple! Next Stop Comedy is bringing another fresh lineup of comedians to the tasting room on Saturday, June 6. This month’s show features Lucas Estrella, Kevin Lamory, Danny Kalwhite, and Michael Tobin, with host Gabi Hajos. Seating begins at 7:30pm and the show starts at 8:00pm. Grab your tickets now and join us for a fun night of comedy!
DOWNTOWN WESTERLY SUNDAY FUNDAY
JUNE 7, 14 & 21

Sunday Funday is back in downtown Westerly, bringing summer vibes to the streets on June 7, June 14, and June 21 (Father’s Day)! Throughout the day, local businesses (including Tapped Apple!) will be stepping outside their doors and into the streets, inviting the community to shop, stroll, and support their favorite downtown spots. Check the Chamber of Commerce website for the full schedule of entertainment.
BOOK LOVERS FUSED GLASS WORKSHOP
JUNE 12 AT 6:00PM

Calling all readers, cozy décor lovers, and detail-obsessed creatives—join us on June 12 from 6:00 – 8:00pm for Create Color Art Studio's Book Lover’s Fused Glass Shelf workshop! In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll design your own 3" x 8" hanging bookshelf scene using colorful fused glass pieces to create tiny books, plants, and charming decorative accents inspired by your favorite reading nook or color palette. Each piece is fully customizable and full of personality. After the workshop, your design will be kiln-fired into a glossy finished glass keepsake ready to hang at home or gift to a fellow reader. $42 per person includes one beverage. Get your tickets today!
MAH JONG NIGHT
JUNE 19 FROM 6:00 - 8:00PM

Join us for Mah Jong Night on Friday, June 19 from 6:00 – 8:00pm for an evening of strategy and fun! It’s a great chance to gather around the table, practice your skills, and enjoy a relaxed night with fellow players. Please RSVP if you plan to attend so we can prepare enough tables. If you’re interested in learning or sharpening your game, lessons are also available for purchase through the button below.
SPEED DATING AGES 45 - 50
JUNE 20 AT 7:00PM

Ditch the swiping. Come meet real, local singles in person. This is your excuse to get out, look good, grab a drink, and actually connect with people face to face. No more endless texting and never meeting in-person, no more guessing... just a fun, social night where you can talk, laugh, flirt, and see what happens. Take a chance at Sips & Sparks' 45-50 speed dating event in the tasting room on Saturday, June 20 at 7:00pm.
TASTING ROOM ARTISTS
GLYNIS J. BLANKER



Glynis J. Blanker is a curator, published photographer, and mixed media artist whose work reflects a deep commitment to creative exploration across multiple disciplines. Her artwork has been featured in Wanderings publications celebrating regional artists, and in 2025, one of her oil pastel works was selected for the cover of the Wanderings book jacket, further distinguishing her presence within the local arts community. With more than three decades of experience in visual presentation and design, Glynis currently serves as Visual Merchandising Manager for the NEXCOM at the Navy Exchange Subase in Groton. Her leadership in the field has been recognized through her team’s receipt of the prestigious 360° Excellence in Visual Merchandising Presentations and Standards Award in 2019, one of the highest honors in visual merchandising. Glynis is an award-winning visual artist whose creative journey began in photography before evolving into painting and pastel work. In 2023, her photographic work received significant recognition throughout southeastern Connecticut. At the Annual Members/Elected Artists Exhibition at the Mystic Museum of Art, she was honored with the Members Overall Excellence Award for her photograph Windows of the Wauregan. The following month, the photograph The Kiss earned Second Place at the Norwich Arts Center in Norwich, Connecticut. Later that year, her photograph The Boat Yard was selected as one of 32 featured works in an exhibition at the Alexey von Schlippe Gallery at University of Connecticut Avery Point and was highlighted in The Day. Glynis’s artistic practice is grounded in experimentation and a deep appreciation for the expressive possibilities of multiple mediums. Under the mentorship of local artist Marvin Espy, she has expanded her visual language through oil and pastel painting, creating work that is both deeply personal and visually compelling. Alongside her studio practice, Glynis is committed to strengthening the regional arts community through leadership and service. She currently serves as Secretary on the Board of Directors for the Hygienic Art Organization, where she is in her third year of service, supporting opportunities for artists and fostering community engagement. She is also an active member of both the Norwich Arts Center and the Mystic Museum of Art.
JOANE BUTEAU DUMONT



Joane Buteau Dumont is an accomplished artist known for her captivating Acrylic and Mix Media paintings. Based in the vibrant art scenes of Boston and New York City, she infuses her work with a profound sense of empathy and spirituality, aiming to portray emotions and connections beyond the tangible. Buteau Dumont's journey through education, from Hotel Administration in Ithaca to culinary arts at the Culinary Institute of America and Paris, has enriched her artistic perspective. A MassArt alumna, she also contributes her talents as a member of the Haitian Artists Assembly of Massachusetts (HAAM), showcasing her pieces in group exhibitions across the state. Her artistic accolades include a solo exhibition at Boston's Piano Craft Gallery, as well as participation in prestigious events with The Litchfield Jazz Festival and exhibitions in Haiti. As a HAAM member, her work has graced notable venues such as City Hall and the State House in Boston, as well as Massasoit Community College's Akillian Gallery. Buteau Dumont's contributions have been recognized with an Official Resolution from Mayor Michelle Wu for her involvement in groundbreaking exhibits such as Still Art Rises – First Haitian Women’s Exhibit at City Hall. She was selected by a curatorial council for inclusion in the exhibition "A Black Perspective on the Modern World" at Culture Lab LIC in Long Island City, NY. In 2022 and 2024, she was selected to exhibit with the Haitian Roundtable at the French Consulate in New York City. As a member of the SoWa Artist Guild, she continues to push the boundaries of her creativity while contributing to the rich tapestry of the artistic community.
