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drystone wall project

Drystone Wall Project to be focus of workshops at Black Mountain Center for the Arts
Joe Dinwiddie is leading a series of one-day Saturday workshops in traditional drystone masonry at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts in Black Mountain, 225 W. State Street on April 26, May 31, and June 14. The project to be created is a capped drystone wall that will provide seating and beautification to the area adjacent to the pottery studio. 
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LINT L.I.N.T. - Ladies in New Textiles
"Transparencies"

May 1 - 31
Opening Reception: May 2 from 7-9pm

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black mountain youth chorale

Black Mountain Youth Chorale to Present Spring Concert May 4
The Black Mountain Youth Chorale will present their spring concert under the direction of Aline Carillon on Sunday, May 4, at 3 pm, at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts, located in the Old City Hall at 225 W. State Street.  For more information, contact 828/669-0930.
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pottery studio grand opening

Grand Opening for Pottery Studio
A ribbon cutting and dedication for the newly renovated Community Pottery Studio of the Black Mountain Center for the Arts is scheduled for Friday, April 11th at 4:30 pm.  From 5-7 pm, there will be an open house and an opening reception for a show in the Upper Gallery by the BMCA Pottery Studio resident potters, Geoff Bird, Lane Kaufmann, AJ Reisman, and Annie Singletary.
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sing along

Black Mountain Center for the Arts Community Sing-Alongs
Community sing-alongs at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts are scheduled for Sunday afternoons, April 13, May 18, June 8, July 13, and August 17.  The fall schedule will be posted at a later date. The  time on April 13th is from 3-4:30 pm.

These sing-alongs are purely for fun, not for performance.  Anyone who loves to sing is invited to participate.  Songs range from the silly to the sublime, from songs we learned in childhood to Broadway tunes, and more.  Each month features some kind of theme.

Sing-alongs have seen a revival in recent years.  They may be held in private homes, community centers, churches, or schools.  Most are informal, with the participants engaged in choosing the songs to sing.  Pete Seeger, who was instrumental in the folk music era, still leads a sing-along in his community, ‘though he is in is ‘80’s.  Come join us in the Valley for a chance to raise your voice with fellow song-lovers.

summer camp 2008

Black Mountain Center for the Arts to offer camps for summer
The Black Mountain Center for the Arts will offer a variety of camps this summer for school students who want to have an arts experience.
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art in bloom 2008

BMCA 2nd Annual Art in Bloom Scheduled for June ‘08
Art in Bloom is an event held in a myriad of museums, galleries, and other arts locations across the United States, from Boston to San Francisco and from New Orleans to Minneapolis.  The concept is for floral designers to interpret selected pieces of artwork so that a new form of art interpretation is created for a short-lived show.  The Black Mountain Center for the Arts is presenting its 2nd Annual Art in Bloom show, “Art Reflecting Art,” from June 26-29, 2008.  The show is a fundraiser for the non-profit Arts Center, located at 225 W. State Street in Black Mountain, NC (28711).  Honorary Chair for this year’s event is Becky Anderson, founder of Handmade in America.
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  Piano & Voice Lessons Now Available
The Black Mountain Center for the Arts is now offering piano and voice lessons for beginning or intermediate students.  Piano lessons, taught by Joe Dinwiddie, who most recently served in the artist-in-residence program at the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts,  will be on Monday afternoons.  The first lesson is offered free of charge. Voice lessons are offered by Dr. David Starkey, retired professor and performer.   The Center is located at 225 W. State Street in the old City Hall.  For more information, call 828/669-0930.

 

 

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