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April Memberships
Robert Medley
Rhoda A Pollard
Paul Toscano
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Thank You for Your
Continued Support!
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This Newsflash is published every Thursday. If you would like your event included, send all information to the CCAA office by email at ccaaoffice2@gmail.com no later than the Monday before your event. | |
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New Hours starting March 20 ending May 5 | |
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ArtsFest Registrants
- Southern Maryland Concert Band
- Southern Maryland Drummers
- Chesapeake Choral Arts Society
- Seth Ebersole Jazz Enseble
- Korean American Cultural Arts Foundation
- Cuzzins In Harmony
- Patricia Harrington
- Will Heckly
- Lew and Karen McIntyre, Authors LLC.
- Brailmont Photography
- Poseidon's Post
- Steve Potter Band
- Inspired By Love LLC
- New and Found Things/ Arlene Anne Creations
- Theresa Alo
- Reginald's Art
- Teachers with Cameras
- Spring Dell Center
- Charles County Freedom Landing
- Harrison Harbor LLC
- Pop's Jewelry Shop
- Phoenix Rising Apothecary
- Mattawoman Creek Art Center, INC.
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For more information about CCAA sponsored and supported galleries, contact gkladitis@comcast.net and cindi_barnhart@msn.com
Visit our website to see the current gallery shows online!
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The Charles County Chapter of the Maryland Writers Association assists new and established writers from the basics of the craft, editing, traditional and self-publication, marketing and many other aspects of writing. The Chapter coordinates book signings at various events throughout the year, and coordinated writing events to the Mattawoman Creek Art Center. The Chapter meets at Christ Church, 112 Charles Street, La Plata at 6 PM every third Wednesday of the month for a Critique Group, followed by a business meeting and writing prompts at 7 PM.
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Join CCPL for another Library After Hours featured event! | |
COMMUNITY, HERITAGE, & CULTURAL ARTS | |
Neighborhood Creative Arts Center | |
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Ages 7-15 / Two Levels Available!
Make a Book: Kids Write & Publish
Your child can be a published author! Future authors get:
- A fun interactive workbook
- Blindfold and Interaction cards for our imagination activities
- Story Collection Folder (and more!)
Plus, each student receives an anthology with their work along with a “Published” certificate from our program.
Tuesdays, 6:00-7:30 PM
March 27 - May 8
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Classes for Ages 3-18+ / Starting April 17
Art in April
Toddler and Me
Ages 3-5, with their adult
Tuesdays, 4-4:30 pm | April 18 - May 23
Let's Make It!
2nd-5th graders, ages 7-11
Tuesdays, 4:40-5:40 | April 18 - May 23
Teen World of Color
5th-9th grade, ages 10-15
Tuesdays, 7-8 pm | April 18 - May 23
Drawing for Beginner Adults
For adults
Mondays, 5:30-6:30 | April 17 - May 22
(Each section title is a clickable link)
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Save the Date!
NatureFest
Prepare to be amazed, get your hands dirty, and have loads of fun as we learn about the beauties of nature together!
Saturday, April 22, 10-2 PM
Tilghman Lake Park
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In celebration of the growing talent and diverse array of artists across the state, the Maryland Art Place (MAP) – in collaboration with the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) – is seeking artists for the 3rd Maryland State Artist Directory Triennial exhibition (2023).
Maintained by MAP, the Maryland Arts Directory originated as a regional resource conceived by MSAC. MAP has remained the responsible partner for the care of this critical resource for over 25 years. The Maryland Arts Directory is a free online platform that showcases the high-caliber, diverse, and relevant work of Maryland’s artists and arts organizations and promotes the vitality of Maryland’s arts communities.
Collectively MSAC and MAP aim to present a comprehensive survey of Maryland artists for the Triennial exhibition to be presented in the MAP gallery beginning Thursday, May 11 and closing Saturday June 24, 2023. We are seeking visual/media, literary, and performing artists for this year’s exhibition roster.
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2023 Jurors To Be Announced
Past Jurors include:
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Gamynne Guillotte (2016): Chief Education Officer at The Baltimore Museum of Art
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Dr. J. Susan Isaacs (2019, Visual Art Juror): Professor, Art History, Curator of the Dept of Art + Design, Art History, Art Education Galleries at Towson University
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Jeremy Stern (2019, Visual Art Juror): Former Exhibitions and Program Manager at the Creative Alliance, Baltimore
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Laure Drogoul (2019, Performance Art Juror): Interdisciplinary artist, Founder 14 Karat Cabaret, Co-organizer Transmodern Festival, Professor-Maryland Institute College of Art
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Ada Pinkston (2019, Performance Art Juror): Mixed Media Artist, Community Artist, Conceptual Artist, Arts Education Lecturer, Towson
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Hoesy Corona (2019, Performance Art Juror): Independent Curator & Multi-disciplinary artist
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Eligibility:
- Artists must be Maryland residents.
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Artists must have a personal or professional MSAC Arts Directory profile page on msac.org/directory. To create a profile click here. Applications without a link to a directory profile will not be considered.
- Artists must update their directory profile to include an updated bio, artist statement and at least five artworks or samples based on your discipline area.
- Artists must practice in one of the following disciplines: visual/media, literary, and/or performing artists.
- No organizations may apply.
- Artist duos and groups are eligible to apply. The MSAC profile listed in the application should include all artwork for review. There is space in the application to include the duo or group name and any supporting applicants.
- IAA awardees and Roster Artists are eligible to apply.
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How to Apply:
- To create or or update your MSAC profile, login to the Arts Directory by clicking the button below. (Please note it takes between 2 to 3 business days to see your changes reflected on your profile.)
- After updating your profile, click on the Apply Here button below and complete the Google Form application. (Please update your profile in advance of submitting your application materials.)
- Please indicate if you’re applying to be considered for visual/media, literary, and/or performing artists by selecting one of the three options included on the application.
- You may apply for more than one of the categories but you must complete an application for each category if you wish to apply for more than one. Please update both artwork sections (film/video, audio, visual arts etc.) on your MSAC profile for consideration for each category. *Each category is juried separately*
There is NO fee to apply
Deadline: Saturday, April 15, 2023
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Help us build the perfect mentorship program for you!
Based on the results of our recent member survey, a significant number of members expressed interest in participating in a nonprofit mentoring program. We would love to hear your feedback on what you would like to see from a mentoring program offered by Maryland Nonprofits. If you would be interested in participating in a mentoring program, we encourage you to complete the survey below and share your ideas with us!
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CCAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KEITH LINVILLE, President
RONALD G. BROWN, Vice-President
CINDY JOHNSON, Secretary/Treasurer
GALE S. KLADITIS, Past President
JOSELLE GILPIN
BILL GRAVES
LEW McINTYRE
ROBERT MEDLEY
DIANE RAUSCH
KAREN WASHINGTON
Honorary Board Member
CINDI BARNHART
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The Newsflash is published every Thursday. If you would like your event included, send all information to the CCAA office by email at
ccaaoffice2@gmail.com
no later than the Monday before your event.
The CCAA is an IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. All membership dues and donations are 100 percent tax deductible.
CCAA OFFICE STAFF
ROBERT K. RAUSCH - Executive Director
MARCELA CACACE - Administrative Director
MACKENZIE COULBY - Administrative Assistant
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Our Sponsors: Thank You!
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About the Charles County Arts Alliance, Inc.
The mission of the Charles County Arts Alliance (CCAA) is to stimulate, promote, encourage, and provide recognition of the arts and the creative spirit. Founded in 1987, the CCAA promotes ALL the arts in Charles County: music, visual art, drama, dance and literature.
The CCAA is the official arts council of Charles County and is recognized as such by the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC), an agency of the Department of Business and Economic Development (DBED) of the State of Maryland. In this capacity, the CCAA serves as the "umbrella" organization for the arts community in Charles County. The CCAA promotes Charles County arts organizations and individuals, provides financial support to nonprofit organizations and the schools through its annual arts grant programs, sponsors the creation and presentation of new, diverse cultural activities and special events for the community, provides arts scholarships, and ensures the Charles County's under-served population, people with disabilities, residents with limited income, minorities, and senior citizens have access to the arts. The CCAA builds partnerships with local government, the business community and the educational community, in an effort to enhance the overall quality of life for the citizens of Charles County.
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CCAA Office Hours: Monday-Thursday
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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