Call for Scores!

NoCo Artists is excited to be calling for scores from composers who live or work in the Northern Colorado area for our 2016 three concert living artists series, Elemental.  These concerts will take place in the Midtown Arts CenterBallroom in central Fort Collins.  We are seeking original compositions less than 8 minutes in length that appeal to a diverse audience and can be learned by professional musicians with limited rehearsal time spread across approximately 5 rehearsals.  These do not need to be premiere performances.  A workshop session with musicians and composers may be scheduled a month in advance of rehearsals to allow for score fine tuning.  There will be approximately 5 compositions selected from the call for scores for each program.  Approximately 2 of the 5 pieces selected will be from emerging composers who are not published or regularly receiving commission work.  There are separate deadlines for each program so please read the details closely.  There will be some consideration as to how well the piece fits within the theme for that particular program.  Please submit scores in pdf format tosstewart@nocoartists.com and mention if you are a professional or emerging composer.  If at all possible also submit a recording of your composition.  A midi or mp3 sound file is preferred over no sound file at all.  It is preferred that the composer will be able to attend the concert that a composition is being submitted for.  A season ticket will be awarded to any composer who has a piece selected for inclusion as well as a small stipend. Please contact Scott Stewart at sstewart@nocoartists.com with any questions.

2016 Living Artists Series: Elemental

Fire and Water – January 23rd, 2016, 7 P.M. – SUBMISSION DEADLINE NOVEMBER 7th, 2015

Compositions using any combination of the following will be considered: 2 violin, 1 viola, 1 cello, 1 piano, 1 percussionist, 1 Bb clarinet or bass clarinet, 1 oboe or English horn, 1 flute or alto flute or various other flutes as available

Wind – February 20th, 2016, 7 P.M. – SUBMISSION DEADLINE DECEMBER 5th, 2015

Compositions using any combination of the following will be considered: 1 flute or alto flute or various other flutes, 1 oboe or English horn, 1 Bb clarinet or bass clarinet, 1 French horn, 1 bassoon, 1 piano, 3 percussionist

Earth – April 30th, 2016, 7 P.M. – SUBMISSION DEADLINE JANUARY 23rd, 2016

Compositions for small orchestra will be considered.  We will be making the official call on the number of instruments for the orchestra in mid-November.  Any possible adjustments required will be announced at that point on theNoCo Artists Website and on NoCo Artists Facebook page.

OVER 220 ARTISTS APPLY TO MASKS 2016 PROJECT AT FORT COLLINS MUSEUM OF ART

Last week, the Fort Collins Museum of Art received over 220 Mask artist applications to participate in next year’s 2016 Masks exhibition. The project attracts both professional and recreational artists. This year the Museum had an exceptionally successful call for artists, receiving over 220 applications. Over the next few months, selected artists will create their own original art on a provided ceramic mask form. The result will be an exhibition of 175 pieces of unconventional and creative art. The 2016 Masks exhibition will be on view from April 1 – May 6, 2016 and will be available for purchase by a month-long silent auction. This annual exhibition provides a significant portion of the Museum’s operating budget as well as an engaging community art event.

“We are excited to begin the Masks project for 2016 and we are looking forward to seeing what fun ideas our artists come up with this year. We are anticipating another stellar year of incredible creativity.” says Executive Director Lisa Hatchadoorian.

Open Admission Dayat FCMoA

Saturday, September 26, 2015, 12:00 - 5:00PM
Join us this Saturday for an Open Admission Day sponsored by the Eye Center of Northern Colorado. We believe that a strong arts and culture presence is essential for a healthy community. The Eye Center of Northern Colorado has partnered with the Fort Collins Museum of Art to underwrite various open admission days at the museum throughout the year. The goal of Open Admission Days is to provide access to FCMOA's exhibitions and programs to the widest possible audience.

Jessup Farm Opens Artisan Village

This weekend, Jessup Farm in Fort Collins will open the Artisan Village.  Look around and pieces of history are everywhere, from benches made from beams on which the original saddle shop sat, to a light fixture created from the front axle of a wagon to railroad ties discovered underground when crews began digging a trench for the gas line. The ties are now benches in front of the farmhouse.

Who’s there?

•Bindle Coffee: Andrew Webb, the coffee roaster, and his wife, Jenn Webb, the baker, are open in the converted 19th-century mechanics shop.

•Clayton Jenkins Photography moved from its previous location at Drake Road and Shields Street to part of the old loafing shed that once housed farm elements. “I fell in love with the old buildings,” Jenkins said. “I loved the concept of repurposing beautiful old farm buildings.”

•The Farmhouse at Jessup Farm restaurant, owned and operated by Jesse Doerffel of Common-Link food truck and formerly of The Broadmoor and Ritz-Carlton hotels. The farm-to-table restaurant will offer tastings during the grand opening.

•HeyDay clothing and home furnishings. Ryan and Jennifer Little, who live in Bucking Horse, said HeyDay celebrates the community and offers something for everyone. The concept is simple living and living simply. “You don’t need a lot ... just make it count,” Jennifer Little said.

The store sells men’s, women’s and children’s clothing as well as furnishings and apothecary from part of the old loafing shed.

The couple wanted to be part of the vision creating the neighborhood center. “As the city grows it needs to have these pockets,” Ryan Little said.

•Jessup Farm Barrel House, a partnership between Campana and Brad Lincoln and Gordon Schuck of Funkwerks brewery, will be the only shop not yet open for business this weekend, as it awaits its final state licensing. The facility will focus on beer blending and barrel aging, utilizing around 100 wine, bourbon and specialty barrels to give character to various base beer styles. The barrel house is not open, but tours will be offered during the grand opening.

••Kennedy’s Lucky 27 Barbershop & Social Club is an expansion of Lucky 27 Barbershop in Campus West under the direction of Sammie Lynn. Lynn’s sister, Kennedy, is operating the Jessup Farm shop.

••Lovif patisserie is owned and managed by Tammy Liu, a pastry chef trained at Le Cordon Bleu Patisserie and Baking in California. Liu and her husband moved to Fort Collins in 2012 after advancing her skills at the Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton. Everything is baked from scratch using organic and fair-trade mild and dark chocolate and Colorado-raised, cage-free eggs.

Mary Bloom, who closed Maggie McCullough’s Bakery and Cafe in Fort Collins about a decade ago, is working at Lovif baking artisan breads. “Anyone who remembers Mary Bloom, her bread was off the charts ... it should be a real treat for the community getting Maggie’s bread back,” Campana said.

The bakery will be open only during the hours of the grand-opening events, with an eye toward fully opening on Oct. 2.

•Reve fitness center is a boutique gym operated by Miramont Lifestyle Fitness. It offers six fee-based programs: two yoga studios, cycling, barre and personal training including a weight-loss program.

A little history

The Jessup Farm was among the Fort Collins Urban Growth Area’s best preserved and most intact farm complexes, according to Colorado Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation, which evaluated the site.

It received landmark preservation designation from the city, state and federal governments, clearing the way for the Campanas to get the necessary renovation permits.

The farm near the intersection of Prospect and Timberline roads sat vacant for about a decade and fell into foreclosure before the Campanas bought it 2011. It was associated with two other farms owned by the extended Johnson family at 2600 Timberline Road and 2608 E. Drake Road.

The 2600 Timberline Road farm was incorporated into the Rigden Farm development. Campana bought the remaining farm on Drake Road in 2012 and incorporated it into Bucking Horse.

“We preserved those buildings hopefully forever,” Campana said. “At a bare minimum that’s a gift back to the community.”

Jessup Farm Artisan Village grand opening

Thursday

•4 to 7 p.m.: Open-air market, raffles

Friday

•4 to 7 p.m.: Family night with games and activities

• 6 p.m.: Magic show

Saturday

•1 to 3 p.m.: Scavenger hunt and brewery tours

•4:30 p.m.: Family fitness challenges, kids obstacle course, push-up contest, tractor tire flip race, plank contest

•6 p.m.: 2.3 mile run/walk

•6:45 p.m.: Beer/root beer gardens

•7 p.m.: Live music with Steve Manshel

To register visit www.sproutinup.org

Art 101 in Loveland

Gallery 101

Immerse Yourself in Art!

This fun and exciting 12-week program provides an interactive education and prepares you to become a Museum tour guide. Immerse yourself in ideas and explore new ways to appreciate art. Loveland Museum curators, trained docents, and prominent guest art experts will help you develop new perspectives. Gallery 101 participants will survey modern and contemporary artists, experience behind the scenes art-related tours, get inspired by art exhibitions, and much more.

Gallery 101 is free to participants who make a commitment to volunteer a minimum of 4 hours per week for 6 months (after training). Cost without volunteer commitment is $120.

Fall 2015 session (meets weekly):
Thursdays, September 24 – December 10, 5 – 7 pm

Highlights include:

• Enjoy a welcome reception
• Attend weekly sessions
• Earn a certificate of completion
• Participate in behind the scenes activities at the Museum
• Study art appreciation
• Create new experiences for Museum visitors
• Learn to give art exhibition tours

Call the Museum at (970) 962-2410 to register. For more information contact Maureen Corey at: Maureen.Corey@cityofloveland.org

Heart of the Fram Festival

Director's Walk at C4FAP

Wondering about the current exhibitions at the Center for Fine Art Photography? Join us for the Director's walk through on Saturday September 26 at 11:00 am. It's free and open to the public.
http://bit.ly/1KtAmdN

Make a hat!

Make a wild and crazy hat to sell at ArtWear Fashion Week, October 23–31, to benefit the Lincoln Center's Visual Arts Programs.  Hats will be displayed and sold for $30 each during ArtWear Fashion Week. Lincoln Center will share the proceeds with artists who make a wearable hat (or two!). Finished hats must be delivered to the Lincoln Center Art Gallery on Friday, October 16, 1–5pm.

Need inspiration? Attend the Mad Hatter Workshop led by local milliner Mona Thornton at the Community Creative Center on Saturday, October 3, 1–4pm It's free, but you must register by Sept 30 to attend.

Tickets for the ArtWear Fashion Show start at $15 and are available here.
http://www.lctix.com/artwear-fashion-show

FORT COLLINS MUSEUM OF ART UNVEILS NEW KID-FRIENDLY ART CREATION STUDIO: ART.EDU.OSITY

HOORAY!!!!!!

Fort Collins Museum of Art unveils new kids’ art space: ART.EDU.OSITY. Located in the former Gallery 101 space- this fun, self-directed, creative, get your hands-dirty space is a place for all kids and adults to make some art related to the exhibitions that we are featuring in the museum. All ages can have fun but we also have specific areas for young toddlers, middle school aged youngsters and teens. For the inaugural kick-off of the Art.Edu.Osity space, the projects are geared towards portraiture and faces as Norman Rockwell was a master at capturing priceless expressions of every emotion with his subjects.

The Art.Edu.Osity education center is open the same hours as the museum:
Wednesday - Friday 10:00-5:00pm
Saturday- Sunday 12:00-5:00pm
Closed Monday & Tuesday
Special Note- this education space is not monitored by museum staff and we will not take responsibility for unsupervised children
The museum offers a variety of classes, lectures, workshops and special events that bring our exhibitions to life. FCMOA presents an ongoing series of gallery talks, docent gallery tours and other enriching programs to enhance your understanding of art and FCMOA's exhibitions.

The Fort Collins Museum of Art would especially like to thank Don & Donna Beard for spearheading this project as Honorary Chairs of the 2015 Kaiser Permanente Banner Health Masks Project. The museum would also like to thank Gary and Carol Ann Hixon for being major donors for this project.
 

Poudre High School Wins Grant for 'Makers Spaces"

Check it out!

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/poudre-school-district-gets-90k-grant-to-spur-innovation-in-schools

20 Grand Matching Challenge at the Global Village Museum

The Global Village Museum thanks members and friends with their visits to the Museum and attendance at our cultural programs and exhibit openings.  Your Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures is once again seeking your assistance.  Our community of internationally-minded folks has been incredibly supportive of Your Museum for the past five years.  We are Colorado’s only international museum with its four varied and fascinating ever-changing galleries—plus a new hall of textiles.

The purpose of this appeal is to help us reach our Fall 2015 campaign goal of raising $40,000 by October 31st.  An anonymous donor has offered a $20,000 matching grant if we can raise an additional $20,000.  As of September 16, we have raised almost $12,000 plus another $3,500 in pledges.  Hopefully we can count on YOU to help us meet this crucial goal.

When you donate $250 or more you become an adoptive parent!   With an “Adopt an Artifact” donation you may select an artifact, which has special meaning to you.  Your signature on a card will be displayed by the artifact until the end of the year.  More than a dozen of our challenge match donors are new adoptive parents of unique treasures!

Every membership counts!  Many of you continue to give through your annual Global Village Museum memberships.  We are proud each year the membership numbers have grown:  108 in 2012, 153 in 2013, and 170 by the end of last year.  Help us reach our goal of 185 for 2015 by renewing your membership or becoming a member and receive 1 of 3 Peace Corps Books.  The books are compilation of stories from volunteers from Eurasia, South Pacific, & Americas.

Please send your tax free donation to the Museum for the Matching Grant call (970.221.4600) with your credit card number.  If you have questions or comments, please feel free to call or stop by for a visit.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, our deepest gratitude to our "matching challenge" supporters and our members!
LaVon Blaesi
 

"Wild Mama" becomes celebrated Author

 Carrie Vistintainer, local Author is proud to annouce her first book, WILD MAMA: One Woman's Quest to Live Her Best Life, Escape Traditional Parenthood, and Travel the World.


She has been working with an excellent publishing team in Brooklyn, Thought Catalog Books, and WILD MAMA is officially on sale November 3rd. It's currently available for pre-order online and will soon be on shelves at various bookstores. They love independent bookstores, so please support them!

They have been receiving some wonderful early praise for WILD MAMA, and I'm still glowing from a conversation I had just yesterday with a senior editor at magazine I admire. She'd been sent a review copy of the book and said, "I loved WILD MAMA. Like, couldn't put it down. It resonated so much for me."

11/3: Fort Collins, CO
Official WILD MAMA book release party will be on November 3 in Fort Collin, Co at the Wolverine Farm Publick House, 112 E. Willow, 5:30-8 p.m. This is an all-ages open house with free appetizers and drinks, prizes, and wild crafts for kids. Stop by for a few minutes or a few hours. Reading (and prizes!) at 7.

Calling All Clay Artists from Ft. Collins to Colorado Springs!

UNCOMMON CLAY
Functional to Fantastic

Arts Longmont's Muse Gallery juried exhibition of clay artists along the Front Range.
An exhibition showcasing clay artist's signature piece.
Juror - Kim Dickey, CU Boulder Professor of Ceramics
Non-refundable entry fee of $35 for up to 3 pieces.
Discount to Arts Longmont Artists.
Deadline is September 24, 2015
Art will be juried by digital images for exhibition. - Award winners will be juried by the original art and announced at the Opening Reception. - Images must be Cropped, excluding framing and background. - Images must represent the work exactly. - Image list required and must include title, media, dimensions, year completed and price. - 40% commission on sales. - Open to clay artists only. Art must be 90% clay. - Original art only. - Artists are responsible for delivery and pick up of art to/from the Muse Gallery, Longmont CO. Artists may ship art to the gallery with a paid return shipping for the return of art.
Important Dates
October 30th - November 6th ~ Art due @ the Muse Gallery
November 13th ~ Opening Reception & Awards 6-9pm
December 11th ~ 2nd Friday Event 6-9pm
December 23rd ~ Exhibition Closes
December 29th-31st - Artists Pick Up Art @ Muse Gallery
https://www.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php…

"Burn This" This weekend

PopUp Theatre will debut their “very human” romantic comedy "Burn This" by Lanford Wilson on September 11. The New York-set play will feature Corrine Wieben as lead Anna accompanied by actors Kiernan Angley, Will Ferrie and Heath Howes. The Tony Award-winning play debuted in 1987 to critical praise and featured young actors Joan Allen and John Malkovich. Artistic Director, Christopher Huelshorst offers, “Themes in this play are all about love and loss, as we watch choreographer Anna negotiate between new love, old love and lost love. PopUp will bring "Burn This" into present day and ticket holders will experience the production up close and personal as they share the space with the actors in this immersive staging. A new element will be added with original music of singer-songwriter Nancy Just. The show opens September 11 thru September 19 at the Community Creative Center (also know as the Carnegie Building) in Old Town.

For more information click here

September HotDish

Hot Dish is an opportunity for Creative folks of all types to get together and 'dish' about the arts in Northern Colorado. We meet once a month to eat, connect, and network. Join us!

This Month we will meet at Totally 80's Pizza (Where they will be displaying an show of 'Bill Murray' Art) on September 23rd at 7:00.  For more info visit the group Facebook Page and join!

Artwork Grand Opening TONIGHT!

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

> 12-1 PM: ART TALK WITH DAVID YOUNG & ABBIE R POWERS
Bring your lunch and have a serious encounter with contemporary art in the time it takes you to eat a sandwich. Rather than sitting at your desk, spark your mind and do something different. Join us for a brief talk and discussion.

> 3-5 PM: OPEN HOUSE & STUDIOS
Watch a practicing studio artist in action and see the creative process at work. Ask artists about their work, watch demos, and purchase artwork. Gallery Nine-Seventy co-op artists will also be joining us at the studios.

> 5-7 PM: CELEBRATION!
Listen to vocals and guitar of Robby Wicks while enjoying appetizers by Fresh Plate Catering. Spirits served by Spring44 and Mrs. Torrelli's Wine Flat.

ALL EVENTS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND FREE!

Artworks Loveland, 310 Railroad Ave., Loveland, CO
info@artworksloveland.org / 970-663-5555
www.ArtworksLoveland.org

19th Biennial Colorado Invitational Poster Exhibition

Opening Reception: Friday, September 18th, 7-9pm
19-CIIPE-logo-300x236The 19th biennial Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition hosted by the Department of Art and Art History at Colorado State University features works of top poster artists and designers worldwide. Now in its 36th year, the biennial event is the only exhibition of its kind in North America.
Exhibition winners will be announced during the opening reception by the 19th CIIPE exhibition judge. A limited number of exhibition posters and full-color catalogs will be available for purchase on a first-come, first-served basis.

Loveland Studio Tour!

October 10 & 11th

Loveland Art Studio Tour is an integral event for Loveland’s art community. In the past years over 40 artists participated in the event. During the tour visitors will get an inside look at artist studios and workplaces which is an important tool in informing the public about art practices and culture. 

For more info click here

Call for Portfolio Submissions at the C4FAP

SUBMISSIONS DUE | September 30, 2015 Midnight MT USA 
Portfolio ShowCase Volume 9 Publication and Exhibition

Submitted portfolios are evaluated as a cohesive body of work, rather than individual images. Fifteen photographers will be chosen to have their twelve-image portfolios published in the Center's Annual Portfolio ShowCase publication. There will be an accompanying online exhibition with links to the artist's websites. Select images will be exhibited at The Center for Fine Art Photography for the Portfolio ShowCase Exhibition.
All capture types and photographic processes are eligible to submit.

Juror |  Maggie Blanchard
Maggie Blanchard is the director of Twin Palms, a publisher of exceptional photography and art books. Previously she was co-director of Center, a nonprofit organization that provides opportunities for gifted photographers. As a consultant, Maggie has helped photographers make the transition from film to digital, set up digital studios, and master digital workflow. In addition to her thorough knowledge of the technical aspects of photography and Adobe Photoshop, Maggie is captivated by the art form.

HONORS | AWARDS  
Solo Exhibition Award| complete with a $500.00 exhibition stipend
Honorable Mention Awards: 2 year membership and a three image submission for an upcoming call for entry.   

Artists' selected for the exhibition will also receive the following:
Press releases sent to artists' choice of media outlets
Professional installation images 
Invitation to complimentary portfolio reviews, lunch and portfolio sharing
Promotion on The Center's large social media platform
In-gallery and online exhibition with links to artists' websites

For More Information about the Portfolio ShowCase Vol. 9 Call For Entries, click here

Call forColorado Artists

This is your personal invitation to submit work for the 2016 Governor’s Art Show. The show is scheduled to run from April 23rd - May 29th at the Loveland Museum/Gallery in downtown Loveland. The Call For Artists will close on September 28th.

The following awards will be given this year: A $1000 Best of Show Award and Ten $100 Merit Awards. An image of the Best of Show artwork will be used to promote the next year’s show.

The Governor’s Art Show is the largest fundraising effort of the Loveland Rotary Club’ and the Thompson Valley Rotary Club. The money raised goes directly to each club’s Charitable Foundation. Throughout the rest of the year, these funds are distributed to a wide variety of organizations and causes. A few of the groups that benefit include: The Rotary International End Polio Now campaign, Project Self Sufficiency, and the House of Neighborly Service. Additionally Art Scholarships and the Rotary Youth Leadership Camps have been funded for the benefit of local high school students.

Follow this link to the simple online form:
http://governorsartshow.org/2016-submissions/

The deadline for submissions is Monday, September 28th, 2015. There is a $25 submission fee.

Open Stage Announces 2014-2015 OPUS Winners

Congratulations to OpenStage Theatre's 2014-2015 OPUS Award Winners. OPUS Awards are nominated and selected each season by the OpenStage Company of Artists, Sponsors, Donors, and Season Subscribers.

The 2014-2015 OPUS Winners:

Best Play:
     'Journey to the West' by Mary Zimmerman
Best Director:
     Peter Anthony, 'Journey to the West'
Best Lead Actor:
     Timothy Ackerman as Lee in 'True West'
Best Lead Actress:
     Judith Allen as the Nurse in 'Romeo and Juliet'
Best Supporting Actor:
     David Austin-Groen as Todd in 'Unnecessary Farce'
Best Supporting Actress:
     Debbie Swann as Adult Woman in 'Spring Awakening'
Best Set Design:
     Peter Anthony, 'Journey to the West'
Best Costume Design:
     Rebecca Spafford, 'Journey to the West'
Best Lighting Design:
     Brandon Ingold, 'Spring Awakening'
Best Sound Design:
     R. Todd Hoven and Mercedes Gil, 'Romeo and Juliet'
Best Hair Design:
     Denise Burson Freestone, 'Journey to the West'
Best Make-Up Design:
     Judith Allen, 'Journey to the West'
Best Properties Design and Set Dressing:
     Carla Brookman, 'True West'
Best Technical Support for the Season:
     Aubrey Stalnaker

2015 OpenStage Theatre Founder's Award

The OpenStage Theatre Founder's Award was first presented to Bruce and Denise Freestone in 1998 during the Company's 25th Anniversary. Since then the Founder's Award has been given annually to an outstanding OpenStage Theatre artist who, over an extended period of time, has embodied the values of OpenStage Theatre - Generosity of Spirit, Excellence, Innovation, Risk-Taking - an individual dedicated to the heart and soul of OpenStage Theatre.

This year's Founder's Award recipient is an individual who has acted with OpenStage Theatre since 1980. He has had a plethora of leading and supporting roles during his35 year tenure with the Company and has received numerous OPUS Awards for his talents.

Whenever a director was able to secure his talent, they knew they could depend on a performance that incorporated his heart and soul and an intimate and charismatic connection with the audience. He has incredible integrity and dedication to his artistry and to OpenStage Theatre.

He is sometimes deceptively quiet, has a quirky sense of humor, is always popular with the opposite sex, and inevitably brings joie de vive to any gathering, no matter how small or large.He is known for performing as Santa Claus virtually every year throughout the community, and his interpretation means people immediately fall in love with him and tell him their most personal desires.

It is with great delight and loving fondness that Bruce and Denise present this year's Founder's Award to their dear and long-time friend, valued colleague and an individual with the greatest beard and head of hair they have the pleasure of admiring, Charlie Ferrie.

Open Acting Auditions for “Good People”

at Bas Bleu Theatre
Saturday, Sep 12, 2015 – 10:00am to 2:00pm
Sunday, Sep 13, 2015 – 11:00am to 1:00pm
What to Prepare: a brief monologue is encouraged, but not mandatory. Cold readings are available. Scripts will be available at the box office for a 48 hour check out. Bring a resume and headshot (if available.) Be prepared to provide schedule conflicts.
Make a Reservation: call (970) 498-8949 or email boxoffice@basbleu.org to reserve a
5-minute audition time slot.
Bring a resumé if available (and photo for actors). Be prepared to provide schedule conflicts.

“Good People” – 5/26/16 thru 6/26/16
“Good People” by David Lindsay-Abaire, directed by Cheryl King (4F/2M)
CHARACTERS
The play is set in Boston, and all but Kate need to have (or develop) Boston accents
Margaret: Caucasian, fifties. Margie, a single mom, believes that she never had a chance to get out of South Boston. Caring for her mentally disabled daughter has made it difficult for her to keep a job. (Southie accent)
Stevie: Caucasian, late twenties. Stevie is the manager of the Dollar Store where Margie works. He was born and raised in South Boston and hasn’t gotten out. (Southie accent)
Dottie: Caucasian, mid-sixties Dottie, Margie’s landlord, cares for Joyce on an intermittent basis, and makes bunnies out of flowerpots to sell at the Bingo games where the three women gather. (Southie accent)
Jean: Caucasian, fifties Jean is Margie’s bossy and opinionated best friend, with whom she has an almost sister-like relationship. (Southie accent)
Mike: Caucasian, fifties. Mike is a successful fertility specialist, raised in South Boston, who married a black woman, with whom he has a much-loved daughter, and moved to a fancy home in the suburbs. (Southie accent-much reduced)
Kate: African American, early thirties. Kate is a sophisticated, African-American doctor’s daughter and a mother. She’s not from South Boston, and does not share that world view.
SYNOPSIS “Good People” tells the story of Margie, a tough middle-aged “Southie” from the wrong part of Boston, who loses her job and is one Bingo game away from homelessness. In reaching out to an old flame from her youth—now a successful doctor—Margie risks all as she tries to find a fresh start. Will Margie’s luck finally change for the better? An insightful comedy of class and culture, this recent Broadway hit is darkly funny and surprisingly touching.

FORT COLLINS MUSEUM OF ART HOSTS ANDREW MICHLER

The Fort Collins Museum of Art is proud to host the official book release of  Hyperlocalization of Architecture | Contemporary Sustainable Archetypes, written by local author Andrew Michler. The book release event will be held at the Fort Collins Museum of Art on Friday, September 25,, 2015 from 6:00-9:00pm. The evening will include a short film, slideshows, book signing, and Michler will reading from select chapters. Libations for the evening will be provided courtesy Odell Brewery. Michler is requesting RSVPs through the event’s Eventbright page here: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/ours-hyperlocalization-of-architecture-book-launch-tickets-17717888682 [ours] Hyperlocalization of Architecture | Contemporary Sustainable Archetypes will also be available for purchase in the Fort Collins Museum of Art gift shop.

[ours] Hyperlocalization of Architecture | Contemporary Sustainable Archetypes by Andrew Michler journeys to seven regions around the world for a firsthand account of powerful movements in contemporary sustainable architecture. The book explores the possibilities and promise of deep sustainable building design through the lens of some of the most provocative projects and esteemed architects of our time. Michler explores and documents the work first hand, and with extensive commentaries from the architects readers gain a unique insight into how these buildings function in the context of their culture, environment, and utility. The book is published by eVolo Press, research is supported by the Institute for the Built Environment at CSU.

About The Author
Andrew Michler has lived off-grid for two decades in the Colorado Rocky Mountains and is a LEED AP BD+C and Passive House Consultant. He has written extensively on sustainable architecture in print and for leading design blogs. With an extensive background in sustainable design and construction, he pioneered a net zero energy and foam free Passive House informed by the local foothills and as a personal investigation into the potential of hyperlocal design. His house is one of the most energy efficient buildings in the Americas. 

Debut Thratre presents “The Boxcar Children”

“The Boxcar Children”

Lincoln Center Magnolia Theatre.

October 16, 7:00 PM

October 17, 1:00 & 7:00 PM

October 18, 1:00 PM

October 23, 7:00 PM

October 24, 1:00 & 7:00PM

Tickets $8

on sale at the Lincoln Center Box Office:  970-221-6730 or lctix.com 

A year into the Great Depression, times are hard for Americans. Author Gertrude Chandler Warner’s beloved story unfolds in rural Illinois. Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny’s parents were recently killed in a tragic accident. Being separated by the foster system or living with an estranged grandfather are not options, so the newly orphaned siblings find themselves on the run to escape the looming separation that adoption will bring. Together with their dog, Watch, they seek refuge from a violent storm in an abandoned railroad boxcar. Surprisingly, a hardscrabble life for this little family brings new friends, the kindness of strangers, and an unexpected future. Debut Theatre Company brings to life a thrilling adventure of family love, camaraderie, and hope in The Boxcar Children.

Call for Orange Art

The Carolina Mixed Media Art Guild (CMMAG) invites artists from all over the world to participate in this International Mail Art Project. Everyone is welcome to join us on this project, all ages and skill levels.
Create a postcard sized piece (15 x 10 cm, or 4"x6") with the topic ORANGE and mail it!

Rules: No jury, no fees, no return of the postcards. One entry per person.

Postage and Deadline: Post it like you would a regular postcard, no envelopes, please. Ensure that you use the correct postage to reach the United States.
Entries must be postmarked by December 1, 2015.
Identification: Please indicate name, address, webpage or blog and email address on the back of the postcard.
Documentation: Your artwork will be exhibited online here on the CMMAG blog: ORANGE: An International Mail Art Challenge, and on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/OrangeMailArt. There may also be an exhibit in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. More information to come.

Please send your postcard to:
CMMAG
4704 Marathon Lane
Raleigh, NC 27616

Bennett IB World School Creates Mural

Molly Babcock, Art Teacher (and the Artist behind the Masks at MoA Masks) has helped the students at Bennett IB World School in Fort Collins Create his wonderful mosaic for the front of the building.  Looks great!  Yea! Community Art!

Call for Entries

Orchid Show at Fort Collins Nursery

 

Are you an orchid enthusiast?  Be sure to mark your calendar to attend the Orchid Show at Fort Collins Nursery for a day of fun, learning and beautiful orchids on September 12, 2015.
 
Special guest Clinton Lewis from Orchid Dynasty in Salt Lake City will be here selling rare and unusual varieties that will impress the novice and passionate orchid hobbyists alike.  Hi-Country Orchid Club of Fort Collins and Noco Orchidsociety of Greeley will also be on hand to give demonstrations, answer questions and display many of their favorite varieties.  We are offering specials that you will not want to miss!

To compliment this event we are holding a special workshop presented by Certified American Orchid Society judge, Mark van der Woerd who will teach you everything you need to know about orchids in this introductory course.

Sponsor a Cover and Get Cinnamon rolls!

Be a dough-nator. Make a little dough-nation.

Team up with the Silver Grill Cafe and the Fort Collins Museum of Art with this artsy little deal called "I'll Cover That." The idea is you give a little dough to FCMOA and get GIANT rewards. Here's how it works:

1. Pick a Cover
Select your favorite cover from Norman Rockwell's 323 Saturday Evening Post Covers in person at FCMOA or online at www.ftcma.org/rockwell-covers, and make your dough-nation. Covers can be sponsored only once and are first come first serve. You can also dedicate your sponsored cover to someone special.

2. Dough-nate
The dough-nation cover sponsor price is $50. You can complete the transaction at the museum or online at www.ftcma.org/rockwell-covers . We're here to help too, 970-482-2787.

3. Collect Your Rewards
All dough-nators receive:
A sponsor label next to your covers-of-choice in the Norman Rockwell's 323 Saturday Evening Post Covers exhibition.
A coupon for a GIANT four-pack of award-winning, serve 'em warm, slathered-in-butter, gooey-good cinnamon rolls ($13 value)
A GIANT FCMOA Family Membership good for a full year ($75 value)
Current FCMOA members get:
A year extension of your current FCMOA membership.
 OR an upgrade of your FCMOA membership level (up to the Contributor level. Patron and Benefactor member levels are not included)
What are you waiting for? Pick your cover now and get your family membership and your cinnamon rolls before they're all gone.
www.ftcma.org/rockwell-covers

Do you like beer? You will love this!

'Stage Kiss'
FAB Friday
one night only
All tickets $15 including a
FREE BEER FROM ODELL BREWING CO!
September 11, 8:00
The Magnolia Theatre at
The Lincoln Center

Tickets: 970-221-6730     www.lctix.com

"It's all very silly, and often wickedly clever" - Variety

In the effervescent comedy Stage Kiss, onstage fantasy erupts into offstage chemistry. The story follows He and She, two actors with a fiery history who are thrown together as romantic leads in a better-off-forgotten 1930s melodrama. Their characters' ridiculous declarations of love spark a fumbling backstage affair that blurs the line between life and art with entertaining results.


VISIT OPENSTAGE.COM
FOR MORE DETAILS!

ARTWORK Loveland Grand Opening

Boook Signing in Loveland

Get Schooled in Loveland

Fossil Ridge High School gets the Low Down

Local Musician, Danielle Ate the Sandwich talked about the business of being a musician today at Fossil Ridge High School.

CONGRATS TO THE FORT COLLINS SYMPHONY!

The Fort Collins Symphony has received the largest donation in its history from the estate of Dr. Karl and Wilma Carson. The gift of more than $120,000 will benefit the Wilfred (Will) Schwartz Conductor's Endowment Fund.
Maestro Schwartz founded the Symphony in 1949 and served as conductor for 50 years. The Carson's established the Conductor's Endowment Fund as a way to honor their dear friend.

Dr. Carson passed on in February 2007 and Wilma passed away in September 2014.
"The Fort Collins Symphony Association is deeply grateful to the Carsons for their generosity and visionary gift," said Symphony Board President Maury Dobbie in a press release. "By establishing this legacy fund, the Carsons are helping the Symphony remain one of the leading cultural arts organizations in the region."
For more information, contact Symphony Executive Director Mary A. Kopco at 970.482.4823.

Wanna do an 'Art Cart'?

 

Fort Collins Artist Bonnie Lebesch is starting a project with Dawn Putney of Artlab called 'Art Carts".  They are looking for a few good artists willing to participate next First Friday.

"We want to increase the visibility of artworks and artists in the downtown area during art walk and other prominent events, and so we are starting Pop Up Art Carts! There is a lot going on downtown these days, with tons of people coming to the area to eat, drink, and shop. Yet the art walk does not draw these crowds into the galleries. So we thought we'd bring the art to the public. We want to have art carts stationed in groupings downtown, like in the finished alleyways or square.

And because you are brave creative people, I thought you might be willing to be on our flagship fleet of art carts starting this fall. Actually, starting this October First Friday. (Dawn really is a task-master, I tell you. )

I am lucky in that I have a cart my brother made, and I will add display spaces into it, and finish it too. And Beet Street has a few garden carts that can be borrowed as starter platforms for carts.

Let me know if you will join us!

This picture is my cart as it is... more to come! You care welcome to come to my garage and talk cart ideas!   People will have their "carts" in various stages of completion, since this is truly a creative experiment, it can be interpreted in many ways" 

 For more information visit this site

http://www.artlabfortcollins.org/pop-up-art/  

CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION

STEP RIGHT UP:  THRILLS, CHILLS, AND CURIOSITIES

A two-woman show featuring the art of Kayo Peeler and Dena Peterson, inspired by amusement parks and traveling carnivals.

Location:
Artworks, Loveland
310 North Railroad Avenue
Loveland, CO  80537

Exhibition Runs Through:
October 9 - November 5, 2015 

About Exhibition:

October is the perfect time to experience the art of Kayo Peeler and Dena Peterson (formerly Kirk) in a special two-woman show.  Memories, mysteries and realities of the sometimes surreal atmosphere of carnivals and amusement parks will unfold in this unique exhibit of deeply personal, sometimes whimsical, and always exciting work.

From the Artists:  

“My work is painted on reclaimed wood, metal, and other cast-off  industrial materials.   This is a direct homage to the  aged gears, flickering lights, rusty metal and peeling painted wood of the iconic Lakeside Amusement Park, near Denver, Colorado.  ”
 Dena Peterson,    www.denapaints.com   denapaints@gmail.com  

“I examine popular culture and identity through a slightly dark, slightly twisted lens.   This series re-imagines vintage female Carnival performers into my own personal, mythological divas, using surprising materials such as silicone, alpaca fur, and handmade sculptural elements. “ 
Kayo Peeler,  www.kayopeeler.com   kayoartstudio@gmail.com  

Call for Entry Portfolio Showcase Volume 9

SUBMISSIONS DUE | September 30, 2015 Midnight MT USA 
Portfolio Show Case Volume 9 Publication and Exhibition

Submitted portfolios are evaluated as a cohesive body of work, rather than individual images. Fifteen photographers will be chosen to have their twelve-image portfolios published in the Center's Annual Portfolio ShowCase publication. There will be an accompanying online exhibition with links to the artist's websites. Select images will be exhibited at The Center for Fine Art Photography for the Portfolio ShowCase Exhibition.
All capture types and photographic processes are eligible to submit.

Juror |  Maggie Blanchard
Maggie Blanchard is the director of Twin Palms, a publisher of exceptional photography and art books. Previously she was co-director of Center, a nonprofit organization that provides opportunities for gifted photographers. As a consultant, Maggie has helped photographers make the transition from film to digital, set up digital studios, and master digital workflow. In addition to her thorough knowledge of the technical aspects of photography and Adobe Photoshop, Maggie is captivated by the art form.

HONORS | AWARDS  
Solo Exhibition Award| complete with a $500.00 exhibition stipend
Honorable Mention Awards: 2 year membership and a three image submission for an upcoming call for entry.   

Artists' selected for the exhibition will also receive the following:
Press releases sent to artists' choice of media outlets
Professional installation images 
Invitation to complimentary portfolio reviews, lunch and portfolio sharing
Promotion on The Center's large social media platform
In-gallery and online exhibition with links to artists' websites

For more information click here

pLACEmatters

A new documentary - "PLACEmatters," featuring local band Post Paradise - will have a free premiere screening on Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the UCA, The screening will be followed at 8:15 p.m. by a celebration concert by the band who not only provided the soundtrack for the film but also appears in it. The event is free, but reservations are required. Free tickets: 

Choice City Film Festival

Sustaining Vibrant Southeast Asian Artisans by Marilyn Murphy

September 17 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at the Global Village Museum

Join us at 6 pm for "Trunk show" & 7 pm for presentation

$5 Admission Public   Free Admission Members
Join Marilyn Murphy, managing partner of ClothRoads, for a behind the scenes look at textiles and artisans from Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, and the Philippines.  Listen to stories of these artisans to see how they are preparing to sustain their heritage of textile crafts into the future.
Textile artisan cooperatives and social enterprises exist all over the world. Each cooperative has a similar mission. All aim to preserve cultural traditions and history, establish a sustainable economic base, and to enter into the global commerce market.
Global Village Museum at 200 W Mountain Ave welcomes Marilyn for this event, Thursday, September 17. Doors open at 6:00 for a social tea and opportunity to view “trunk show” and purchase textiles from exotic regions. Presentation starts at 7:00 Admission free for Museum members and $5 for public.
 
Marilyn Murphy is the managing partner of ClothRoads.com, a global artisan textile marketplace, co-chair of Andean Textile Arts, and former president of Interweave, a multimedia craft-based publishing company. She is a Chicago native and currently resides in Fort Collins, Colorado.
6:00pm  Trunk Show 
6:30pm  Tea; Meet and Greet
7pm-8pm Lecture
8pm-9pm Trunk Show

Be the First to Check out the NOCO Mini Maker faire (with a drink in your hand)

Join us for this exciting 21+ only evening maker event on Friday, October 9th from 6pm-9pm. We will have many craft distilleries in attendance, pouring their spirits on their own and as cocktails. Along with the spirits tasting, we’ve invited some of our favorite makers to showcase their skills. So while you sip on some of the best spirits the country has to offer, you can be mesmerized by fire, robots, and lasers! How cool is that?

http://makerfairenoco.com/makers-after-dark/

Harvest Fest

Stones + Dome = Satisfaction

LaserDome: The Rolling Stones

Not your parents laser show!

Coming September, 18th you’re not gonna want to miss our LaserDome Series event: The Rolling Stones! Utilizing our state-of-the-art digital projection systems and other special effects, this is going to be nothing like the laser shows you might have seen before. Come and experience your favorite hits, as well as some deep tracks, from The Rolling Stones with our booming surround sound system and mind bending immersive digital projections!

Date: September 18th
Showtimes: 7:30 pm, 9:00 pm
Tickets: $12/$10 members
Get Your Tickets Today!

Colorado Creative Industries wants to hear from you!

Greetings Colorado State Artists!

Colorado Creative Industries is working with Colorado Artists to share the following survey with artists in Colorado. 

Now is your time to be heard! We want to hear YOUR needs. We are conducting this 5-minute statewide survey to understand the critical issues facing individual artists who use the visual arts as a mode of creative expression. We want to hear from artists at all stages of their careers, and, from all demographic backgrounds.

*** Everyone that completes and submits this survey by October 15th will be entered to win $100 towards a store of their choice to buy things for their art practice. Make sure you provide your email address after Question #14 so we can contact you. ***

Click on the following link to complete the survey (or paste it into your web browser), and then pass this email on to other artists you know so they can participate too. It is vital that we hear from as many artists around the state as possible.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/COA_visualarts

Thank you in advance for your time and effort in helping Colorado Artists fulfill our mission!

Sincerely, 

Lynn Waldorf, PhD

Executive Director

Colorado Artists
76 S. 4th Street
Carbondale, CO 81623
(303) 968-7797

NoCo Urban Homestead Tour

First Friday at the Center for Fine Art Photography

The C4FAP will have three receptions and artist talks. At 5 pm  Hamidah Glasgow, Clarie A. Warden, Blue Mitchell, Kris Graves, and Katie Kalkstein will talk about the new exhibits at the Gallery. Receptions follow at 6 pm. Check it out!

http://www.c4fap.org/

Here's the Thing...Support One Another

If we don't support one another, how can we expect the larger community to support the arts?

Example #1.  Fort Collins Fringe Festival.  I was pleased to see several people from the Fort Collins Chamber Music Society at several performances in the Afternoon...there were also a couple of us Visual Arts folks at the (um....awesome) after party at the Downtown Artery.  where were you?

I am not saying this to be mean or call anyone out, I just believe that in order to have a vital Creative Community, you have to take yourself out of the comfort of your own type of Art and see what other folks are doing.  The most famous Art movements didn't happen with visual Artists sticking in their studios or Theatre Artists only attending one another's plays, they happened when we support each other.

Example #2. Danielle Ate the Sandwich at the Otterbox Dome Theatre at the Museum of Discovery. Great venue, Great show.  Many Visual Artists in the Audience...we went out for a drink afterwards, talked about new directions our art was taking, etc, etc.  This evening would not have happened if we decided to stay home and be safe, it happened because we all wanted to see an Musical artist we love in an awesome venue.

Good things happen when you step out of your comfort zone.

Example #3.  Art exhibits at the Community Creative Center.  One of the better ideas The City of Fort Collins has had was to open up the CCC to unjuried Art Exhibits.  Okay, so these shows are not always stellar, but the great thing about this venue is that it allows Artists to exhibit (possibly for the first time ever) without being juried.  For some of us who have had the good fortune to have exhibited often, this is no big deal.  But for someone who is nervous about exhibiting their work it is a HUGE deal.  So, show up for a few minutes pick out something you like, find the artists and give them an 'atta girl!(or boy)'. Let them into the club, why be elitist in a city where our local newspaper doesn't even notice we have an Arts scene.

Really, what I am asking you is to ask yourself what you can do to help us create a Creative Community in Fort Collins that lifts up anyone who wants to create in any way they want, and supports those who are already doing it...Go see a play!  attend a dance performance!  listen to some chamber music!  Drop into a gallery!  Then... Talk about it with one another or on this blog.  Let's support one another people...with our money, with our time and with our engagement!

Wildfire Theatre Company Performs (a kid friendly) Into the Woods

AT COOL BEANS PLAYHOUSE, FORT COLLINS

Your favorite storybook characters are brought together for an unforgettable trip through the woods in this TONY Award-winning modern classic.  Enchanting, funny and moving, the story follows a Baker and his wife who wish to have a child, Cinderella who wishes to attend the King's Festival, and Jack who wishes his cow would give milk. When the Baker and his wife learn that they cannot have a child because of a curse, the two set off on a journey that will change the course of their lives and of those they meet in the woods.
 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4; SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5


Go to their website to buy tickets online.

Call for Entry

Lots of Art Stuff Going on at the Downtown Artery this Friday!

Murmurations: New works by Laura Grossett (Main Gallery)
&
IT’S ONLY FIRE: New works by Collin Salazar (Cafe)

ALSO! Join us in the venue directly after the opening for the First Friday Dance-Off featuring Snubluck and Lemon Future! https://www.facebook.com/events/1480877885565372/

Hors-d'oeuvres will be served with beer compliments of New Belgium Brewing.

Opening reception: September 4th, 6pm-10pm
Exhibition Dates: September 4th- September 15th
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 12pm-6pm
Closed Sunday and Monday (Cafe and Venue Open)

Check out their Facebook page 

Impact Dance Takes Home 1st Prize

 The Fort Collins Fringe Fest after party, held at the Downtown Artery was a ton of fun.  Many of the performers and producers of show were on hand to hob nob withaudienbce members.  So much fun!  They also named the Winner of the "Ace Gillett's Audience Choice Award Winner"
The Things I Tell Myself by  Impact Dance Company Performed at the OtterBox Digital Dome Theater. 
I did not see that one, but I did see some great performances by the Box Clowns and The New Commedia.  I can't wait until next year!

Dance Classes at Canyon Concert Ballet

 SOCIAL DANCE CLASSES on Tuesdays from 6:30pm - 7:30 pm to dancers ages 16 and up?
Come learn all the basics from one of the best teachers in town, Peggy Lyle (of Jive Cats fame!) - Classes are offered in 3 week sessions for $30/pp or $50/couple (but no partner is needed!).
SWING into September on September 15th, 22nd and 29th - Come learn all the basics in a 3-week progressive lesson!

Heat up October with SALSA on the 13th, 20th and 27th - Learn the basics and add some flair to your step!
Get ready for the holiday party season with our BALLROOM BOOT CAMP on November 3rd, 10th, 17th - Peggy will cover a variety of ballroom basics to get you out on the floor!
Baby, it's cold outside! Warm things up a LOT with SWING on December 1st, 8th, 15th - Come learn all the basics in a 3-week progressive lesson!

Visit the CCB Website for more information

Artist Becky Hawley creates work from Flood Debris

Check it out this Weekend at the Estes Park Arts and Crafts Show!

Break of Reality at the UCA

Stage Kiss Opens this Saturday!

STAGE KISS
by Sarah Ruhl
directed by Sydney Parks Smith

TICKETS
 lctix.com
970.221.6730

September 5 - October 3
8 PM

LINCOLN CENTER 
MAGNOLIA THEATER
417 W. MAGNOLIA STREET

 "It's all very silly, and often wickedly clever." - Variety

Onstage fantasy erupts ito offtage chemistry in this award-winning playwright's effervescent modern fairytale. The story follows He and She, two actors with a fiery history who are thrown together as romantic leads in a better-off-forgotten 1930s melodrama. Their characters' rediculous declarations of love spark a fumbling backstage affair that blurs the line between life and art with entertaining results.


JOIN US AFTER OPENING NIGHT FOR FOOD, FUN AND SPIRITS AT CAFE VINO
1200 S. COLLEGE AVE

The Toothfairy and Other Women

OpenStage Theatre Seeks Marketing Director/Office Manager

The Marketing Director/Office Manager is a vital part of the OpenStage's growing administrative staff. This position will take a lead role in planning, executing, and analyzing OpenStage's dynamic marketing plan as we engage with new audiences and deepen our relationship to current supporters. Working alongside the Managing Director, this position will oversee office management in a friendly environment that encourages personal fulfillment.
 


Responsibilities:
Marketing:
Work alongside Managing Director and a marketing firm to create and implement both annual and long-term marketing plan
Manage and create content for multiple social media platforms
Manage website content
Work with graphic artists, designers, and printers to create all graphic and print items
Create basic graphic design for print items, website, email, and social media
Create written content for all marketing and promotional materials
Collect and analyze data for social media and marketing efforts
Manage direct mail campaigns
Manage and develop all media contacts

Office Management:
Manage all office operations and systems, including (but not limited to) databases, supplies, phones, document management, clerical support, general inquiries and equipment management.

Assisting Managing Director:
Works with the Managing Director to create, plan, manage and implement special events.
Supports the Managing Director in all areas as required.

The ideal candidate is an excellent communicator who thrives in a friendly office setting and enjoys taking ownership of projects. This position is designed for a highly responsible, self-motivated, and detail-oriented individual. Experience in marketing, managing social media, copywriting, office software programs and events preferred. A love of the arts, particularly theatre, is highly preferred.

OpenStage Theatre is an equal opportunity employer. Minorities and people of all gender-identities are encouraged to apply.

This is a full-time, salaried position.
Annual Salary: $26,000
Start date: Sept 15th-21st, 2015
Application Deadline: Sept 6th
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to Elizabeth@openstage.com with the subject line: Last Name, Marketing Director