CULTURAL RESOURCES JUly 2020 |
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The FCA is calling all creatives in our region to submit an educational video for us to use on our Facebook page and our YouTube channel. Videos should be 1-4 minutes long, acceptable for all audiences and ages, and should offer tips and training in the field of your expertise. |
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Keep an eye on your inbox! We will be sending an additional newsletter every month with extra educational updates from our members. |
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We are now on YouTube! If you have a video that you would like us to share with our newsletter, please send us the link via email or on Facebook. |
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Financial assistance now available through the Lionel Reinford Artist Relief Fund. Apply now! Visit the link below for more info and application. Thank you to ReImagine North of Main for this opportunity! |
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Lionel Reinford September 9, 1942 ~ April 24, 2020 Born in Honduras and educated at Harvard University, Mr. Reinford moved to the region in 1973 to teach elementary school students. A community servant, he was very involved with agencies such as the Spanish-American Center and Making Opportunity Count. | | |
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Friday Night Movies at Putnam Place (166 Boulder Drive) Free Movies to enjoy! Movies start at dusk. Food and drinks available for sale. *Subject to cancellation due to weather. | | |
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The Women of Jazz – Kate Shaffer Solo Exhibition Live reading with Kate Shaffer on Gallery Sitka East's Facebook Page Friday, July 3rd 6 – 7 PM | | |
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Traditional Cannon Firing This is a listening event only. Saturday, July 4th 5:30 AM | | |
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Guitar League Monthly Meeting This is a virtual/online event! Tuesday, July 21st 7 PM | | |
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GALA – Gardner Area League of Artists Virtual Gallery Art Tour Take a look at some of the art from GALA, online! | | |
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Observational Drawing for ages 9-12 9:30-10:30 am Learn techniques to create realistic drawings from observation. We’ll begin with a variety of drawing pencils and charcoal sticks, and later add watercolor paint for color. $55, $45 for Museum Family-level members. |
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Wonderful Wildlife for ages 5-8 10:45-11:45 am Be inspired by wildlife! Create animal portraits, wilderness landscapes, crazy 3-dimensional animals, and fantasy animals. $50, $40 for Museum Family-level members. |
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Comics: Share Your Story! for ages 11-14 1:00-2:00 pm Write, illustrate, and share your story with guidance from an artist who has published her comics. $50, $40 for Museum Family-level members. |
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Online Music Classes with Indian Hill Music Private Lessons • Early Childhood • Young Beginners • Youth & Teen Adult Learners • Enhanced Learning Opportunities |
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Summer Exhibitions: Reopening Soon! The Fitchburg Art Museum is excited to be reopening their doors very soon so you can view their current exhbitions! | | |
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Charlotte’s Web has been postponed until next season. The Staged Reading of “Animal Farm” has also been postponed. Refunds are available for season tickets or if you'd prefer, it will be made as a donation to Stratton Players to help cover their expenses. | | |
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Fitchburg Open Studios has been postponed until 2021. | | |
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Did you know that we have our own Mass Cultural Council in Fitchburg? Follow them on Facebook for updates and resources! | | |
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Fitchburg Historical Society - Virtual Resources! Join our Group! If you want to search in our online collection, you can go to this page: https://fitchburg.pastperfectonline.com/search And to participate in history discussion about Fitchburg, featuring lots of historic photos of the city, Facebook users can join our group. |
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The Fitchburg Art Museum is closed until further notice, but you can still view exhibits online. FAM hopes to reopen in the first half of July in concert with the State’s implementation of Phase 3 of its reopening plan. They have been able to extend the run of After Spiritualism: Loss and Transcendence in Contemporary Art through September 6, 2020. This show could not be more timely, relevant, and therapeutic. |
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Library staff have begun compiling this listing of free resources that have been made available in light of the COVID-19 health crisis. Some are library resources you can access anytime for free, some are always-free websites, and others have been made free for a limited time. |
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The Fitchburg Cultural Alliance was formed in 1978 to promote the rich and diverse cultural activities that exist in the community. |
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