Dear
Clients, Colleagues and Friends,
We’re
pleased to showcase our clients’ activities during this unusual
summer season.
The
Longmeadow Adult Community Center Fund
will
soon
launch the public phase of its capital campaign to furnish the new
community center, now under construction on Maple Road in Longmeadow,
MA. The Campaign has already raised over $450,000, and now, with a
$50,000 matching challenge grant in place, hopes to raise $750,000 total.
The Board of Directors are all community members from Longmeadow.
The
Capitol Steps has suspended all live performances in Washington,
DC and on tour, until it is deemed safe for audiences and performers
alike. Their website and YouTube channels have plenty of archival
materials. For updated performance information:
http://www.capsteps.com/live/
Gaslight
Entertainment,
producers of Westfield Concerts, has
tentatively
rescheduled A Roomful of Blues to September 18, and plan to announce
their new season in late summer. Co-founder Jay Paglauica is
co-producing the new Studio 120 Sessions, featuring area musicians in
concert, for WCPC15 and 89.5fm/WSKB. To view Studio 120 Sessions,
visit the Westfield
Community Programming YouTube page. For details on Westfield
Concerts: www.westfieldconcerts.com.
Game
Changers in Medicine,
the groundbreaking six-part medical history podcast from Dramatic
Health, premieres on July 8. The first episode, hosted by medical
futurist Dr. Rubin Pillay, and written by Sharon Johnson, is called
Vitamin
K: A
Mighty
Vitamin
and an Enterprising
Boston Doctor.
For
details: www.gamechangersinmedicine.com
ArtsBeat
from Mark
G. Auerbach Public
Relations:
ArtsBeat
TV/Radio
on 89.5fm/WSKB and WCPC15. Episodes air Fridays at 8AM. To stream:
wskb.org or westfieldtv.com. Archived episodes are available at WSKB
Community Radio’s YouTube page.
https://www.youtube.com/
ArtsBeat
Arts News appears
every Tuesday morning on Pioneer Valley Radio’s Brad Shepard Today
program, available for streaming at 6AM.
http://pioneervalleyradio.com/
We'll be closed for a little R&R on July 3-4.
One of the toughest parts of this new pandemic work mode has been having to adjust staffing. I want to thank and commend my colleague Ben Jacek, who has been working with us, since he was in high school. He's a full-time university student, full-time EMT and firefighter, and has been managing all of our client social media needs. Although I think he prefers putting out fires in forests rather than on Facebook, he's our first responder whenever the clients need something. Thanks, Ben.
Stay safe and be well!
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