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Hendersonville Arts Film Camp
Monday, 6/4/2012
thru 06/08/2012
Call the Arts Council to reserve your space
This will fill up Fast
Visit our webpage at www.hendersonvillearts.org
822-0789
Three Tiers 1. Pre Production - Casting, Directing, Acting
2. Production -Cinematography, Lighting, Set design
3. Post Production - Editing, Foley, Finalizing
This will be a one week camp, lunch included.
Times - 9 AM - 3 PM
$300 total per person, ($100 deposit required) Call the Arts Council for more info and to pre-register 822-0789.
This Film Camp is being taught by NYU (New York University) alumnus and founding members of
the award winning Buffalo Picture House Productions Company. www.buffalopicturehouse.com
MacAuthority is the official sponsor - providing Mac Computers for our film editing suite.
www.macauthority.com
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MBA Endada Music & Arts Festival
Saturday, 4/28/2012
11:00-4:00
Montgomery Bell Academy
4001 Harding Road
Nashville, TN
Moreinfo:catherine.hollifield@montgomerybell.edu |
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Lake Rise Place
Friday, 4/27/2012
7:00 p.m.
SCHS Auditorium, Free Admission
Station Camp High School Theatre Department presents Lake Rise Place by Stephanie Byars, Cydney Crook, Michael Flynn, Katherine Foreman & Rachael Lloyd.
Featuring a performance by Lake Rise Place at the conclusion of the play. |
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Photography Reception includes Nancy Johnson's Work
Monday, 4/16/2012
4-5:30pm
Scarritt Bennett
1008 19 th Ave. S.
Nashville, TN
The Mature Eyes exhibit features 7 photographers who have chosen to create opportunities for new beginnings. Through the mature eyes of these photographers, the viewer can gain a new understanding of the relationship between seeing, image and the creative spirit.
Artists: Ed Batsel, Dick Dongall, Bob Haines, Bill Ives, Nancy Johnson, Virginia Gregory Kocaj and Stanton Tubb.
The exhibit runs April 1-June15 Hours Mon-Sat 8a-9p, Sun 8a-4p
More info: jsohl@scarrittbennett.org |
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The Artwork of John Mellencamp opens April 12 at State Museum
Thursday, 4/12/2012
The paintings of John Mellencamp will be featured in the exhibition, Nothing Like I Planned: The Art of John Mellencamp, opening April 12 at the State Museum in downtown Nashville. The exhibition contains 49 paintings, spanning four decades of output.
Lois Riggins-Ezzell, Executive Director of the museum and a longtime supporter of his work said, “For more than 30 years, I have been an ardent admirer of John Mellencamp, the heartland rock and populist champion of the people. More recently, I’ve become a serious devotee of John Mellencamp, the extraordinarily talented artist. We are very pleased to introduce John Mellencamp the Artist to a museum audience.
Tennessee State Museum • Fifth Avenue and Deaderick Streets • 615-741-2692
For more information visit www.tnmuseum.org
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A Station Camp High School Choral & Theatre Presentation
Friday, 3/30/2012
7pm
Cole Porter's Anything Goes
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Friday, March 30 & Saturday, March 31 @ 7:00pm & Sunday, April 1 at 2:00pm
Tickets are $8.00 for adults, & $5.00 for students.
For advance ticket sales or more information contact Renee Tuninetti at 615-230-3185, renee.tuninetti@sumnerSchools.org or www.schsplayers.weebly.com
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A Gallatin High School Choral Department Presentation
Thursday, 3/29/2012
7pm
Broadway musical
"The Wiz," directed by T.J. McLaughlin
March 29 -- April 1
Show times
are 7:00 PM Thursday -- Saturday and 3:00 PM Sunday.
All tickets are
General Admission and may be purchased at the door for $10 (adults) and
$5 (students). However, advanced tickets (at only $8 for adults and $5
for students) will be on sale in the main lobby of Gallatin High on
school days, 8:30 -- 1:30, beginning Monday, March 19, through March 30.
Come and enjoy a fun, affordable family night out!
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Nashville Ballet's Aesop's Fables
Friday, 3/23/2012
7:00 p.m.
Palace Theater
146 N. Water Ave.
Gallatin, TN
The Gallatin Arts Council is pleased to announce the Nashville Ballet is bringing a new ballet to Gallatin. Aesop's Fables, an engaging children's ballet features four popular tales by the world-famous storyteller: The Tortoise and the Hare, The Fox and the Crow, The Wind and the Sun, and The Ants and the Grasshopper. Woven together with an original narrative, these stories creatively depict Aesop winning his freedom from slavery through his cautionary storytelling. Audiences are transported from Ancient Greece with period costumes and elaborate masks, to present day as each of the four memorable fables come to life through movement.
For this ballet, audiences will have an opportunity to observe the choreographed work as well as discuss their observations and ask questions of the Nashville Ballet professional artists who performed. These personalized encounters are a rare opportunity for many audiences, and provide a unique experience that allows viewers to truly feel and see the kinetic energy of dance movement.
The ballet is free and open to the public. Donations are welcome.
This performance is sponsored by the Gallatin Arts Council and in part by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commision and Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.
For more information visit our website at www.gallatinartscouncil.org. |
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The Art of Music by Ev Niewoehner
Sunday, 3/11/2012
"The Art of Music"
Art Show Fundraiser for the Nashville Jazz Workshop,
March 1 - May 31, 2012
Artist's Reception to be held March 11, 2-4 PM.
Live music with the Sixteenth Avenue Jazz Quartet at the Nashville Jazz Workshop
1319 Adams Street (east end of Monroe Street in Germantown)Nashville, TN 37208
Nashville Jazz Workshop is proud to be hosting a new solo exhibition by Nashville-based artist, Ev Niewoehner. Please join us for the opening reception on March 11, from 2 - 4PM. We're big fans of Ev's works, and will be hosting the show from March 1 - May 31, 2012. 50% of profits from the sale will go to benefit NJW.
For more information, contact the Nashville Jazz Workshop at 615-242-5299 or go to www.NashvilleJazz.org.
The Nashville Jazz Workshop provides our community with quality jazz education in a non-traditional setting and excellence in jazz performance. We accomplish our mission through:
A workshop environment where jazz professionals pass on their knowledge & experience in a journeyman/apprentice situation. Classes for players & non-players.
Performances to promote community appreciation of jazz.
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Live on Stage,Inc and Gallatin Arts Council Announce
American Spirit coming to Gallatin
Tuesday, 2/21/2012
7:00pm
Vol State Community College
Award-winning show producers, Matt Davenport Productions, will present their newest touring show, American Spirit at the Wemyss Auditorium in Caudill Hall on the Volunteer State Community College campus.
Tuesday, February 21 at 7:00pm.
This event is free to the public; however, a $5 donation to the Gallatin Arts Council is
suggested.
For more information regarding the Gallatin Arts Council, please call 615-452-9129, or visit our website www.gallatinartscouncil.org.
Initially inspired by the 10-year anniversary of the events of September 11, 2001, the show concept developed by writers Matt Davenport and Scott Seidl has evolved into a montage of the moments, memories and music that embody the American Spirit. More than a patriotic show, this fully costumed and choreographed production show, with a cast of 10 performers, will take the audience down memory lane through eyes of a slightly befuddled Mayor of Hometown,
USA remembering the American Revolution, Civil War, Jazz, Broadway, Spirituals and more America's heroes on the battlefield and ball field rubbing elbows with entertainers and politicians alike. I saw something in my friends and neighbors that I recognize as uniquely American in the days and weeks after that infamous day, we wanted to put that pride - that shared history - at center stage, says Mr. Davenport.
Matt Davenport Productions, based in White House, Tennessee, has produced award-winning box office successes across the United States since 1992.
To view a promotional video featuring the creators of American Spirit, follow this link.
View our Promotional Video on YouTube
Established in 1988, the Gallatin Arts Council is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to supporting and encouraging the growth of artists and the arts in the Gallatin, Tennessee area. Through the generosity of patrons and donors, the Council is able to offer special events and educational outreach programs to inspire deeper awareness of the arts.
Live On Stage, Inc. provides excellent, affordable, entertainment attractions and support services to an American community of concert presenters. For more information, visit www.LiveOnStage.biz.
If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview, please call Steve Emahiser, Press/Publicity Manager, at (615) 672-7060 or email steve@liveonstage.biz
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