Events

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Summer Afternoon Serenade
Sunday, August 24, 2 pm
Free
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Please join us for an afternoon of chamber music! Music will include pieces by Samuel Barber, Paquita D'Rivera, and George Gershwin.
Alyssa Primeau, flute
Amelia Merriman, oboe
Chanse Morris, clarinet
Bridget Piccirilli, bassoon
Ava Conway, french horn
This event is free and family-friendly!
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MIN ~ World Music Duo
Sunday, September 7, 2 pm
Free
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Saïs Kamalidiin & Leonard Brown have performed together, in various contexts, for more than ten years. They have traveled to every continent (except Antarctica) studying and performing in many of the world's great music traditions. Dr. Saïs Kamalidiin performs on nine (9) different instruments and has taught music at the collegiate level for more than a quarter century. Maestro Leonard Brown helps lead one of the world's great music organizations and has also taught music for more than a quarter century.
Together, their presentations comprise one of this region's unique musical experiences. The music they make comes from everywhere on earth. There is no way to predict which musical culture you will encounter during a concert by MIN. Travel the world thru sound and be renewed.

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Duo Ancil-Voutsas
Saturday, September 13, 2 pm
Free
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Pianists Mary-Victoria Voutsas & Nolan Alexander Ancil perform duo and solo works by Dvorak, Liszt, Feinberg, Hadjidakis, and more.
This event is free and family-friendly!

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Write Like A Woman Networking Workshop
Saturday, September 20, 1 to 3 pm
Free
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Founder and Facilitator, KaNikki Jakarta, welcomes you to year 9 of the WRITE LIKE A WOMAN NETWORKING WORKSHOP. This popular workshop invites amateur and professional women writers of all genres ages 18–100. Each workshop centers on uplifting and inspiring through writing and allows participants to enhance their writing styles through writing prompts and encouragement.
Space is limited, please RSVP to greatpublishing@yahoo.com

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The Listening Project
Saturday, October 4, 1 to 4 pm
Free
The Listening Project is an interactive performance piece that explores multisensory listening created by Anne Willieme, a multidisciplinary artist and leader of Sensverse Studio.
The Listening Project invites you to share a story which will then be translated into visual terms by Anne Willieme and into movement by dancer Kate Walker. The program explores a multisensory-media translation from language to visual and movement-based expression. The work also aims to provide the participating audience with the feeling of being deeply heard.
For more information and on how to participate click here