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Led by Gladys Brangman, this workshop will focus on the often-overlooked aspects of making a living as an artist — the practical, strategic, and business-related elements that many creatives don’t think about when trying to sell their work. Gladys is on CAP's board and is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Business Leaders of Colors, an organization that has ... Read More
Tompkins County Whole Health invites the community to join us for an evening of reflection and celebration on Friday, August 22nd, from 5:00pm-7:30pm, at our Mental Health Services Building at 201 E. Green St. (downtown Ithaca). “PROS Journeys: Stories in Art” will showcase mixed media artwork by individuals engaged in personal growth with the PROS program. This event is free ... Read More
With Aishvarya Arora. What can contemporary poets teach us about surviving the multiple social and political crises of our current moment? As importantly, what can they teach us about creating and nurturing the new worlds that will emerge from these moments? Taking guidance from writers like Naomi Shihab Nye, Hala Alyan, Franny Choi, Ross Gay, Danez Smith, and others, in ... Read More
Join local author Erica Rose Eberhart in conversation with Wren Cotrone for the release of her novel Diminished Author bio: Erica Rose Eberhart is a neurodivergent, disabled writer of queer characters, dragons, girls who grow feathers, and boys who become trees. She resides in the Finger Lakes of New York with her partner and child, and has sampled landscape inspiration ... Read More
esi Bender is an artist from Upstate New York. She is the author of two novels, Child of Light and The Book of the Last Word, the play Kinderkrankenhaus, and a poetry collection Dangerous Women. In her free time, she runs KERNPUNKT Press, a home for experimental writing. www.jesibender.com Synopsis - Thirteen-year-old Ambrétte Memenon has lived her entire life estranged ... Read More
REACH Medical, located at 1001 West Seneca Street, is hosting a Donation Drive. At our low threshold medical office in Ithaca, we started a donation room to help meet some of the needs of the people we serve. From hygiene products, to seasonal and weather appropriate clothing, to blankets, and beyond- community support is priceless in meeting some of these ... Read More
The Pathways to Apprenticeship program equips individuals with the resources, training, and confidence to launch successful careers in the construction industry. This 11-week PAID training program offers a comprehensive blend of hands-on experience, classroom learning, and direct engagement with local unions. The program runs Monday through Thursday, from 3pm to 8pm. See if this program is a good fit for ... Read More
Bad Books by Sharyn Rothstein Directed by Emily Jackson What wouldn’t you do to protect your child? After her teenage son brings home a “vile” book, a mother declares war against her local library, setting off a chain reaction of unimaginable consequences. This blistering dark dramedy takes on censorship and parenthood with hilarity and heart. Don’t miss your chance to ... Read More
Featuring paintings and fiber art by Barbara Behrmann and paintings by Katrina Morse, "Imaginary Landscapes" is a point of departure for exploring the ways in which various design elements come together to suggest something both familiar and unknown. The show will run from September 4–28. An opening reception will be held on Friday, September 5, 5–8 pm. Regular hours Thursday-Sunday ... Read More
Sustainable Finger Lakes, in collaboration with WE ACT, an environmental justice group from West Harlem, is excited to offer: “Grant Writing Tips for Funding from Foundations”, a FREE, in-person training designed for citizen-based nonprofits working in environmental and social justice across the Finger Lakes and Southern Tier. With federal funding increasingly uncertain, it’s more important than ever to build a ... Read More
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