Posts by Constance Cherise
As the season begins its end, there are still a few drops of sun-filled fun to enjoy into Autumn. Here are a list of family destinations to occupy your weekends, before winter’s grasp.
Manchester’s Mark Schoenfeld is always on a star search.
The force is strong with choreographer/producer/dancer and Manchester native Aaron Tolson. Much like Skywalker’s journey initially seems like a series of coincidences, discernment reveals a set of predetermined steps navigating along a pathway of destiny, so too has Tolson experienced a favorable hand of fate.
When was the last time you went to the drive-in? Whether you are snuggled in a car, making yourself comfortable in a flatbed, or sitting in the back of an SUV, there is nothing quite like witnessing summer’s sunset at dusk, enjoying a film on a balmy evening, blanketed under a sky full of stars. A universally enjoyable experience, it’s difficult to believe that the current generation’s familiarity is possibly only through film.
“The program utilizes 10 visual metaphors to teach the ups and downs of life. Our actions have consequences. The choice that we make today affect our future. We also talk about defense mechanisms, how to be aware of them, how to identify support systems and competencies,” says Cordan Haveron.
An active participant of the New England vintage community, Kellian Pletcher’s venture into theater, Club Drosselmeyer, an immersive late 1930s- early 1940s-themed soiree that took place at Club OBERON in Cambridge in its first year, sold out.
‘One thing I would like the community to take away from this year’s celebration is that this isn’t a trend.’
This inaugural conference is intended to cultivate an interdisciplinary, community engaged and creative arts informed program to inform and inspire continued equity work in the region. Academic, community, and industry leaders and practitioners will convene.
f you are unsure of where you stand on his legacy, simply watch, in awe, his incendiary and unrehearsed 2004 Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame induction performance or, arguably the best Superbowl Halftime Show, in 2007 where Prince performs, poetically, in the rain.
Deo Mwano has created a way to promote encouragement through visual storytelling using dance and music. He hopes others will tap into “The Blueprint Project’ to bridge the gaps of understanding around race and diversity.