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The Community Arts Partnership released a list of local arts offerings that people can attend online from home. The organization also provided a list of resources for artists. The list will be updated weekly.
"The staff of the Community Arts Partnership (all two of us!) have considered what it means to strengthen communities in this time of quarantine," wrote Executive Director Megan Barber and Program & Grant Director Robin Schwartz. "For us, it means that we continue on with our work of amplifying the voices of our local artists, and providing grants and resources so that we all can stay safe and stay connected!"
Local Artistic Offerings:
The Hangar Theatre has Virtually Quarantined Classes for kids and one for adults - starting soon!
Join the Kitchen Theatre Company's The Kitchen Script Club, a virtual play discussion series. And check out their FB page. for streaming video and to join in their social media campaign, #MyKitchenTheatre.
The State of the Art Gallery's posted a slide show of their 31st Annual Juried Photography April Exhibit.
Local storyteller Jay Leeming is doing free live storytelling online every weekday at 4 PM!
Find Holly Adams' facebook page for daily storytime for the kids! She's a performer, audiobook narrator, teaching artist and so much more.
Local writer and creativity coach Brenna Fitzgerald is ready to support you through every stage of a creative project or process.
Tompkins County Poet Laureate Melissa Tuckey has spaces left in her Generative Writing workshop (starting 4/6, 4 sessions) and her Writing and Revision workshops (4/9, 5 sessions). E-mail her request information at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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