Join DanceMates Educational Arts, NFP and Oakton Community College Alliance 8 Continuing Education Department’s family-friendly Hip Hop Dance Lessons and Dancing! Learn from the best youthful looking hot female Hip Hop dance instructors from DanceMates Educational Arts, NFP, Jennifer, Fran and company! Join us not only for HIp Hop but Swing, Ballroom, and Nighclub Latin dance lessons and instructions in all the locations listed at the webpage: www.dancemates.org/web1.html. To register your family today for Hip Hop dance lessons, please call the Continuing Education Department (ask for Anna Shipulina or Barbara Altwies) of Oakton Community College Alliance 8 by calling (847) 982-9888 today…
Attention Corporate and Individual Donors and Sponsors and Family and Corporate Foundations: DanceMates Educational Arts, NFP is a not for profit tax-exempt 501(c)(3) dance and arts organization with a global purpose. Donations to Dancemates Educational Arts, NFP is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of law. We have the following causes for you to support: “Youth and Teens Afterschool Dance and Arts”; “Family Unity through Dance and Arts”. amd support for the October 2009 Annual Fundraising Event. For more information, please call Executive Director, Frances Strain, at (773) 286-6879. See you soon!
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The Arts Management Program hosted a workshop for students and the community about applying for a National Endowment for the Arts grant.
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In this weekly segment broadcast on Boone, North Carolina’s Mountain Television Network, the Watauga Arts Council’s Cherry Johnson interviews Kelly Snyder, the visual arts teacher at the Two Rivers Community School, about the school’s recent art show at Boone’s historic Jones House. Students Savanna Randle, Calvin Keener and Amelia Darnell discuss their featured artworks.
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Art at 800 degrees the mans on fire a ghost in the arts machine.. Fire in the Head.. Fire in the Heart… Fire as the Dream.. Fire as Art … social sculpture
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Announcement of the CFSEM Arts Challenge on July 16 at Meadowbrook Hall. This grant sets aside $1 million dollars in matching funds for an online campaign set to launch August 18, 2009 at 10:00 AM. www.cfsem.org
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Mississauga Board of Trade 2009 Business Award of Excellence Winner: Sam McCallion: Small Business Community Involvement Award
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Vive Les Arts Theatre in Killeen, TX
www.vlatheatre.com
Performing in Hey Big Spender from Sweet Charity at the Vive Les Arts Theatre fundraiser. I’m the big, awkward one who’s singing the loudest. Not sure why it cut off the last few seconds of the song. Sorry. 
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You Wanna Talk? – Valija Harvey
Hey Good Lookin’ – Erin Shephard
Got a Cigarette? – Jasmine Carter
Do You Speak French? – Bethany Berg
Hey Cowboy – Allyson Gilmore
Two to Tango – Ashlee Jones
You’re So Tall – Anna Galt
Let’s Have Some Fun – Rachel Harris
Artistic Director – Eric Shephard
Music Director – Jimmy Baas
Choreographer – Ashlee Jones
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Washtenaw Community College School of Music and Performing Arts.
http://www4.wccnet.edu/academicinfo/creditofferings/programs/schools.php?code=SMPA
Students learn basic creative and performance skills in music, drama and dance and how they are applied in a professional setting. Whether you are exploring your own talents, coordinating the talents of others, or practicing the techniques you will need to make a living at your craft, the School of Music and Performing Arts provides the fundamentals you need.
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Do you feel more alive when you’re on stage, or as part of a creative team? Have you always wanted to act, dance, compose, but have been afraid to try? Then think about WCC’s School of Music and Performing Arts. There’s no other field where you can express yourself to the world. It doesn’t matter what your experience level is. We only care that you grow. The School of Music and Performing Arts is unique. Why? Because it can train you for a career in the arts or provide a background for an appreciation that can last a lifetime. We’ve had students go on to form their own dance companies, perform with the Blue Man Group, write with such artists as Madonna, and transfer to top four-year performing arts programs. You don’t find this level of equipment and rehearsal space in many schools. We have pianos, space for guitar lessons, a soundproof studio, computers set up with all the applications you need to learn sequencing, producing, arranging. We have large dance studios and two theater stages. In Towsley Auditorium, you can learn sound reinforcement and perform in front of hundreds of people. And yes, we have traditional classrooms where you will learn the valuable art of managing your own career as a performer or music engineer. These instructors know what they teach because every single one of them works in the field. They spend their time performing around the country and working with other artists. You get personal, individual attention from these high-caliber instructors, and they know tons of people in the business who can help you. The tuition at WCC is very reasonable — probably what you’d make playing a few gigs. And there are lots of loans, grants,and scholarships that you may qualify for. So whether you want to work on stage or behind the scenes, you can develop an appreciation for the performing arts, and WCC can help make it happen.
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This slideshow was created out of photographs from the the construction of the Arts Council of Princeton’s new building to the present.
Music: Harmonious Wail – Schmidt – Bossa Dorado
Created by Ryan Oskin
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This week Artsworld visits Freedom Theatre in the Jenin refugee camp. This pioneering project is the only professional venue for theatre and the arts in the north of the Palestinian occupied territories. Zakaria Zubeidi, the head of the al Aqsa Martyr’s Brigade in Jenin in the West Bank, has now put down his weapons and believes that children’s theatre is an important way to fight for Palestinian statehood.
The programme also features the China Disabled People’s Performing Arts Troupe, which has entertained audiences in more than 50 countries. The troupe consists of 100 performers who say their tightly knit community has given them a renewed sense of pride and purpose despite a history of discrimination that continues to haunt many of China’s 80 million people with disabilities.
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