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may
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REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ss-fundamentals-of-marketing-tickets-151706055897 The All About Marketing workshop focuses on the fundamentals for developing marketing strategies, including understanding your market and your position in the market, competitive differentiators, and target markets.
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REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ss-fundamentals-of-marketing-tickets-151706055897
The All About Marketing workshop focuses on the fundamentals for developing marketing strategies, including understanding your market and your position in the market, competitive differentiators, and target markets. Once defined, the participants are walked through developing different marketing tactics to reach their target markets.
Time
(Wednesday) 10:00 am - 11:00 am
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In celebration of Asian-Pacific Heritage month, join us as we DELve into discovering the rich history of Asian and Asian American dance artists from the 20th century to
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In celebration of Asian-Pacific Heritage month, join us as we DELve into discovering the rich history of Asian and Asian American dance artists from the 20th century to the present. Learn about their contributions to a broad canon of works in early modern dance and explore distinctly Asian forms of dance such as Bharatanatyam and Butoh.
Facilitated by Ann Biddle and Felice Santorelli, with guest artist Dian Dong of Chen Dance Center, this virtual workshop is offered through Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) at Jacob’s Pillow. Pulling from a recently-created Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage playlist curated by Director of Preservation Norton Owen on Jacob’s Pillow Dance Interactive site, as well as a growing online collection of dance videos and multimedia essays contextualized by leading dance scholars and thought-leaders, participants will uncover an often hidden and marginalized dance history representing Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Island-based artists. Special guest artist Dian Dong of Chen Dance Center will visit the course to share her expertise in Chinese American history and share the work of contemporary choreographer H.T. Chen.
Designed to re-envision teaching dance history as an inquiry-based and embodied practice, DELving into Dance History is for K-12 dance educators, college-level dance educators, and dance history enthusiasts to enhance remote and in-person teaching and discovery.
Open to all levels and those interested in embodied dance education practices. No previous dance experience required.
Sunday, May 16 & Sunday, May 23 | 2:30-5:30pm Eastern
Fee: $99 per course (includes workshop materials, training, and Certificate of Completion)
Scholarship support available
Register today → https://bit.ly/31NNWZ4
Time
(Sunday) 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Organizer
Jacob's Pillow413.243.9919 358 George Carter Road, Becket, MA 01223
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REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ss-the-state-of-tourism-tickets-151706751979 It's been over a year since tourism, hospitality and public events have felt "normal." What does tourism look like as we emerge from a pandemic? Learn from tourist and
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REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ss-the-state-of-tourism-tickets-151706751979
It’s been over a year since tourism, hospitality and public events have felt “normal.” What does tourism look like as we emerge from a pandemic?
Learn from tourist and hospitality gurus Suzy Helm and Colleen Rafferty about what to expect this summer!
Time
(Wednesday) 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Join us Thursday, May 20 for a virtual musical performance by alumna Madelyn Gardner ’13. Madelyn will be singing covers accompanied by Jesse Baskin on
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Join us Thursday, May 20 for a virtual musical performance by alumna Madelyn Gardner ’13. Madelyn will be singing covers accompanied by Jesse Baskin on guitar and Ron Lanzilotta on bass.
Follow MCLA Alumni on Facebook to watch the premiere live on May 20 from 4-5 P.M.:
facebook.com/MCLAalumni
To receive a day-of event reminder, register here: lnk.mcla.edu/madelyngardnerperformance
Originally hailing from New Jersey, Madelyn Gardner ’13 fell in love with the Berkshires while attending MCLA. After receiving her degree, Gardner began work as the Public Relations and Communications Manager for the Berkshire Theatre Group. Gardner left her beloved Berkshires in 2018 to join the Public Relations and External Communications team at Jazz at Lincoln Center (JALC) in New York City.
This performance is part of a celebration of MCLA alumni creators & makers. During her performance, Madelyn will be highlighting alumni artists, creators, makers, and performers.
If you are an MCLA alumni creator or maker, submit your virtual storefront information or social media information into a public directory by May 19 for fellow Trailblazers to peruse and shop!
Submit your shop/service here: lnk.mcla.edu/makerscreatorsdirectory
Time
(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Event Details
In celebration of Asian-Pacific Heritage month, join us as we DELve into discovering the rich history of Asian and Asian American dance artists from the 20th century to
more
Event Details
In celebration of Asian-Pacific Heritage month, join us as we DELve into discovering the rich history of Asian and Asian American dance artists from the 20th century to the present. Learn about their contributions to a broad canon of works in early modern dance and explore distinctly Asian forms of dance such as Bharatanatyam and Butoh.
Facilitated by Ann Biddle and Felice Santorelli, with guest artist Dian Dong of Chen Dance Center, this virtual workshop is offered through Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) at Jacob’s Pillow. Pulling from a recently-created Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage playlist curated by Director of Preservation Norton Owen on Jacob’s Pillow Dance Interactive site, as well as a growing online collection of dance videos and multimedia essays contextualized by leading dance scholars and thought-leaders, participants will uncover an often hidden and marginalized dance history representing Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Island-based artists. Special guest artist Dian Dong of Chen Dance Center will visit the course to share her expertise in Chinese American history and share the work of contemporary choreographer H.T. Chen.
Designed to re-envision teaching dance history as an inquiry-based and embodied practice, DELving into Dance History is for K-12 dance educators, college-level dance educators, and dance history enthusiasts to enhance remote and in-person teaching and discovery.
Open to all levels and those interested in embodied dance education practices. No previous dance experience required.
Sunday, May 16 & Sunday, May 23 | 2:30-5:30pm Eastern
Fee: $99 per course (includes workshop materials, training, and Certificate of Completion)
Scholarship support available
Register today → https://bit.ly/31NNWZ4
Time
(Sunday) 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Organizer
Jacob's Pillow413.243.9919 358 George Carter Road, Becket, MA 01223
june
IN PERSON: North Adams Farmers Market Opening Day!
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St. Anthony's Municipal Parking Lot
- Corner of St. Anthony Drive & Marshall St.
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We're BACK! Meet us at the St. Anthony's parking lot at Marshall St. and St. Anthony Drive, IN PERSON, starting SATURDAY June 5th between 9AM and 1PM for the first
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We’re BACK! Meet us at the St. Anthony’s parking lot at Marshall St. and St. Anthony Drive, IN PERSON, starting SATURDAY June 5th between 9AM and 1PM for the first open air summer farmers market of our 2021 outdoor season. We are so excited to see everyone!
What to expect: We expect the rules and safety precautions to change throughout the outdoor season, BUT for the beginning of the season we are requesting attendees abide by the following best practices.
-mask up
-socially distance
-sanitize between transactions
To see who’s coming each week and what’s available follow us at: North Adams Farmers Market
DID YOU KNOW? If you are a SNAP/EBT customer you can TRIPLE your benefits at the farmers market!
$1 of EBT is matched with $1 of HIP (up to whatever your monthly limit is) and $1 of Market Match (up to $30 each week) *Always use your HIP benefits first! The HIP benefits you earn are only available if you have that amount available in SNAP/EBT on your card. To learn more just ask our market manager at the manager’s booth.
The market is grateful to these local dream makers for their financial support that allows the market to make healthy local food accessible to everyone: Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Berkshire United Way, Green Pastures Fund, Greylock Federal Credit Union, the Hardman Fund, and MountainOne.
Time
(Saturday) 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
St. Anthony's Municipal Parking Lot
Corner of St. Anthony Drive & Marshall St.