FREE WORKSHOP OPEN TO ALL:
Successful Events: Planning, Managing and Marketing
6pm - Feb. 6 Little Red Wagon Winery, Clarendon
6pm - Feb. 11 Lac Ste. Marie Municipal Hall
6pm - Feb. 13 Café Molo’s, Wakefield
Organizing events requires skills to avoid disappointment and burnout - yours or your volunteers’. And … possible financial loss.
The event you’re planning may be a single concert, a poetry reading, a performance, a workshop or an art exhibition. It may be a festival with several shows and activities. Your show may also want to go on tour, whether to 2 or 10 locations.
These workshops are primarily geared towards members of the 100 Mile Arts Network - artists and venues - but they are also of special interest to community groups looking to host (fundraising) events.
Public events: a concert, a community pick-nick, a festival, an art exhibit, or ….
Private events like a large family reunion or a house concert.
Facilitator:
Brenda Rooney, Wakefield
of Rooney Productions
Marketing and Communications Professional;
Director of Communications in professional theatre;
Managing Director of Wakefield Doc Fest (10 years)and Youth Film Camp (7 years);
past President of Theatre Wakefield;
Documentary Filmmaker.
https://www.100milearts.net and click on Workshops
2nd FREE WORKSHOP OPEN TO ALL:
Successful Events: Producing an Event or a Tour – Touring Your Show ... the view from both sides of the stage
6pm - Feb. 20 Café Molo’s, Wakefield
10am - Feb. 23 Pine Lodge, Bristol
6pm - Feb. 27 Lac Ste. Marie Municipal Hall
Organizing events requires skills to avoid disappointment and burnout - yours or your volunteers’. And … possible financial loss.
The event you’re planning may be a single concert, a poetry reading, a performance, a workshop or an art exhibition. It may be a festival with several shows and activities. Your show may also want to go on tour, whether to 2 or 10 locations.
These workshops are primarily geared towards members of the 100 Mile Arts Network - artists and venues - but they are also of special interest to community groups looking to host (fundraising) events.
Public events: a concert, a community pick-nick, a festival, an art exhibit, or ….
Private events like a large family reunion or a house concert.
Facilitators:
Ian Tamblyn, Chelsea
Award winning Singer-Songwriter (44 albums);
Playwright (too many to count);
Music Producer;
Sound Designer at the GCTC;
teacher of music, song writing, soundscape creation, tech skills; Ian tours extensively.
Kerstin Petersson, Wakefield
Former Artistic and Managing Director of the TaDa! Performing Arts Festival (4 years);
Project Manager for various cultural projects;
Producer of two of Theatre Wakefield’s Regional Summer Theatre Tours;
past Treasurer of Theatre Wakefield (9 years).
https://www.100milearts.net and click on Workshops