Podcasts about artober

Suzanne talks to Jordan Chesnut of our local SLO County Arts Council on the many programs and projects they have cooking for the community year round. They're coordinating Art After Dark, Open Studios Art Tour, Poetry Out Loud as well as grants and arts funding and sponsorships county wide to support the arts (literary, visual, performing) from Cambria down to Nipmo. This list really just scratches the surface of what they do. Don't miss Art After Dark this Friday, 11/1 for the 2024 season finale event with a special closing ceremony in Mission Plaza. Don't worry, they'll be back in February! Find more at slocountyarts.org. #ARTober

Suzanne in studio with Thomas Kessler of History Center SLO. Cool county archives, exhibits, walking tours and so much more. Plus, the historic Dallidet Adobe & Gardens with a special fundraising event this Saturday 10/26 called #MUMtober (as in Chrysanthemums galore blooming) with wine, live music with the Big Surs Duo and tasty soups all made with items grown in the beautiful gardens. Tickets and info at historycenterslo.org. Celebrating the arts in our community this month! #ARTober

Suzanne chats with Leann Standish of SLO Museum of Art! This one's all about the ongoing love of art and community that SLOMA brings along with info on the new paintings exhibit, Whitney Bedford's The Window, Second Saturdays for the kiddos and more. More at SLOMA.org. Celebrating the arts in our community this month with the City of SLO! #ARTober

Suzanne catches up with Kevin Harris of SLO Rep on a new theatre space coming soon, the annual Costume Sale happening this weekend and more. Celebrate the arts in our community this month! #ARTober

San Luis Obispo is celebrating the arts all October long. Reporter Layla Shuman has more details on SLO's ARTober.

GDP Script/ Top Stories for Oct 10th Publish Date:  Oct 9th From the Henssler Financial Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Tuesday, October 10th and happy 68th birthday to musician David Lee Roth. ***Van Halen – Aint Talkin Bout Love*** I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Mall of Georgia Chrysler Dodger Jeep. Police accuse Atlanta man of allegedly burglarizing 17 Gwinnett businesses Lilburn candidates will make pitch to voters at forum Two health businesses and one eyebrow center are coming to The Shoppes at Webb Gin All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!  Break 1: MOG        Story 1: Police accuse Atlanta man of allegedly burglarizing 17 Gwinnett businesses De'Vondre Antonio Walker, a 26-year-old Atlanta man, is facing charges in connection with 17 burglaries at Gwinnett County businesses and is also suspected of involvement in burglaries across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County Police have issued five warrants for second-degree burglary against Walker and are seeking 12 indictments on the same charge. Walker was arrested in Clarkston for a related burglary. Detectives continue to investigate, and additional suspects may be indicted. The burglars used stolen cars with stolen license plates for their crimes. Law enforcement identified a Dodge Charger as the main suspect vehicle, leading to Walker's arrest after a burglary in Clarkston. Walker is currently held without bond in Gwinnett County Jail. Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives or Crime Stoppers for a potential cash reward............…..read more at gwinnettdailypost.com STORY 2: Lilburn candidates will make pitch to voters at forum Lilburn residents will have an opportunity to engage with mayoral and City Council candidates at a candidate's forum organized by the Lilburn Woman's Club. Scheduled for October 23 at the Lilburn Police Department and Municipal Court Complex, the event will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Following the forum, a 15-minute meet-and-greet session will be held. Residents can submit questions for the forum during Lilburn Daze on October 14. The mayoral candidates comprise incumbent Mayor Tim Dunn, former Mayor Johnny Crist, and Mohammed J. Hossain. City Council Post 1 contenders include incumbent Councilwoman Yoon-mi Hampton and Christina van Maanen, while City Council Post 2 features incumbent City Councilman Scott Batterton, Tiffany Brunson, and Joseph Payne.   STORY 3: Two health businesses and one eyebrow center are coming to The Shoppes at Webb Gin The Shoppes at Webb Gin, located on Scenic Highway, has secured leases with three new businesses, signaling a boost in occupancy to 90%. These newcomers include The DRIPBaR, a vitamin therapy concept, fitness brand Club Pilates, and Browlash, specializing in eyebrow enhancement services. The DRIPBaR offers wellness shots and intravenous therapies targeting specific wellness needs. Browlash provides eyelash extensions, 3D eyebrows, lip coloring, eyelash tinting, and hair removal services. Club Pilates, under the Xponential Fitness brand, will offer various fitness classes and membership packages. The new locations are expected to open soon, adding diversity to The Shoppes at Webb Gin's tenant mix. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back Break 2: PEGGY SLAPPY – TOM WAGES OBITS – CUMMING FAIR STORY 4: Gov. Brian Kemp unveils new college admission initiative Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has unveiled "GEORGIA MATCH," the largest direct-to-college admission initiative in the United States. Over 120,000 high school seniors in Georgia will receive personalized letters listing public universities, colleges, and technical colleges they are academically eligible to attend. The program aims to engage all learners, including those who may not have considered higher education. Students can claim their spot at the institution of their choice, with application fees waived next month for participants. GEORGIA MATCH addresses the state's workforce needs and is a collaboration between various education and government agencies. The program's cost is estimated at $1.3 million in its first year.   STORY 5: Wesleyan notches exciting 27-24 win over White County In a thrilling Region 7-AAA football match on October 7, 2023, Wesleyan overcame a late-game deficit to defeat White County 27-24. The game saw a dramatic turnaround in the fourth quarter when Wesleyan used a trick play to secure the winning score. Quarterback Ben Brown passed to Jamie Tremble, who then threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Shepard Jones. Wesleyan's defense held off White County, clinching the victory and handing White County its first region loss. Brown played a crucial role for Wesleyan, finishing with 255 passing yards and two touchdowns. Wesleyan displayed determination and grit throughout the game, earning praise from their coach, Franklin Pridgen.   We'll be back in a moment   Break 3:  ESOG – INGLES 9 – JACKSON EMC   STORY 6: Spooky experiences and a comedic thriller fill Lionheart Theatre's stage this fall Lionheart Theatre's fall season promises thrills and chills with their Halloween-themed production, "Bewitched." The show features 10 short plays by various playwrights, offering haunts and scares. Audience members are encouraged to dress in Halloween attire and enjoy spooky-themed desserts during intermission. The production is part of the Artober and Norcross Artsplash Festival, with performances running from October 6 to 15, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., and a matinee on October 15 at 2 p.m. Tickets range from $16 to $18, and the show is recommended for ages 16 and up. In November, Lionheart Theatre will present "Deathtrap," a comedic thriller about a struggling playwright who sees a potential Broadway hit in a student's script. This production runs from November 3 to 19, with shows on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Tickets are also priced at $16 to $18 and include dessert during intermission. Both productions offer an exciting blend of suspense and humor and can be enjoyed at Lionheart Theatre's location in Norcross.   STORY 7: Seckinger football milestones continue in 55-0 rout of Heritage-Newnan The Seckinger football team achieved several significant milestones in their recent game. They secured their first shutout victory with a commanding 55-0 win over Heritage-Newnan, marking their first-ever road victory and establishing a new school record for points scored in a game. This triumph comes on the heels of their first-ever school victory the previous week, resulting in their first varsity winning streak. The team showcased impressive performances from players like Harry Robinson, Jaimen Williams, and Jayden Clarke on offense, and they also scored through special teams with an 80-yard punt return TD and a fumble recovery touchdown. Coach Tony Lotti praised the team's maturity and execution. Seckinger will look to build on this success in their upcoming game against Duluth on October 13.   We'll have final thoughts after this.   Break 4: Henssler 60 Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories, and get other great content at Gwinnettdailypost.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? 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SLO's Molly Cano and Jacqui Clark-Charlesworth were in studio to all about ARTOBER, all about getting out and about and celebrating the city's arts and humanities pieces of interest throughout the city. From the art museum (SLOMA), or a movie at The Palm, there's so much in between, and this month we want to spotlight it. Find out how you can register for some pretty sweet prizes to a free ARTOBER tote, to a grand prize worth over $1,200! Thanks to Jacqui and Molly for coming in to share. Learn more: https://www.slocity.org/living/support-local-promotions/artober

SLO's Molly Cano and Jacqui Clark-Charlesworth were in studio to all about ARTOBER, all about getting out and about and celebrating the city's arts and humanities pieces of interest throughout the city. From the art museum (SLOMA), or a movie at The Palm, there's so much in between, and this month we want to spotlight it. Find out how you can register for some pretty sweet prizes to a free ARTOBER tote, to a grand prize worth over $1,200! Thanks to Jacqui and Molly for coming in to share. Learn more: https://www.slocity.org/living/support-local-promotions/artober

The CIMB Artober Hotel Art Fair 2021 was held from 4th to 7th November 2021 at the Element by Westin hotel in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Sharaad Kuttan speaks to Ismail Ani Arope, Director, Group Corp Events, CIMB and artist Najib Bamadhaj about the event that brings some of the city's leading galleries together.

The CIMB Artober Hotel Art Fair 2021 was held from 4th to 7th November 2021 at the Element by Westin hotel in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Sharaad Kuttan speaks to Ismail Ani Arope, Director, Group Corp Events, CIMB and artist Najib Bamadhaj about the event that brings some of the city's leading galleries together.

News Dump Ep. 66: Give Me Liberty or Give Me FreedomWeen On the 66th episode of News Dump, Aaron VanTuyl, Franklin Taylor and Eric Schwartz discuss the potential candidates for the open county commissioner spot, get into Booooocoda's Halloween festivities, wonder when they'll get invited to the Artober judging panel, and misinterpret the implications of FreedomWeen.

From kitchen refrigerators to city skyscrapers, guest co-host, and president and CEO of the Greater Columbus Arts Council, Tom Katzenmeyer knows the importance of art for our littles in our community. This special arts edition of Circle Time is part of our month-long art celebration "ARTober!" You can join in on the ARTober fun by joining our virtual gallery opening and auction on October 28 at 7 PM. For more information and to RSVP visit southsidelearning.org/little-art-gallery, or bid on art at southsidelearning.org/auction! All proceeds benefit high-quality early learning in Columbus, Ohio. Support the show (https://www.southsidelearning.org/donate)

A quick devotional inspired by Artober on social media.

Welcome to our podcast mini series about Artober Nashville! Even if you don’t live in Tennessee or have arts programs at your nonprofit organization, we hope this mini series will provide new insight about how the arts can strengthen the nonprofit sector, and even your specific mission!   In Part 2, we explore four arts programs in Middle Tennessee demonstrating how the arts are relevant to everyone everywhere. Whether we’re talking about STEAM education, inclusive activities for people with disabilities, promoting fearlessness and ingenuity, or even improving your professional conduct at work, the arts are present and needed. Our guests include: Dale McCreedy & Katie Woodward from the Discovery Center, who explain why the A for Arts was added to STEM education. Every month, the Discovery Center hosts SPARK programs (STEAM Play Achieves Real Knowledge) for kids, and they sponsor Tennessee’s annual STEAM Festival in Artober. Learn more at explorethedc.org and tnsteam.org Lauren Beasley from MOVE Inclusive Dance, who created an arts program to bring all people with all ability levels together to learn vital life skills through dance. MOVE is hosting its grand opening during Artober on October 26, where people of any age and ability level can enjoy free classes. Visit moveinclusivedance.com for more info. Kyla Easterday from Kidsville, a free program providing weekly learning activities for kids centered around nature, Greek mythology, local history and culture, and, of course, the arts. Visit kidsvilleonline.org to learn about their fun Artober activities. Heather Connelly Lefkowitz from Actors Bridge, describing the corporate and team trainings her organization hosts to teach professionals how to navigate difficult workspace issues, such as giving and receiving feedback, having vulnerable conversations, and speaking confidently. Your organization can request a workshop at any time, but Artober is a special time for Actor Bridge because their signature First Time Stories events are coming back on October 18. Visit actorsbridge.org to learn more. Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2019 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.    

Welcome to our podcast mini series about Artober Nashville! Even if you don’t live in Tennessee or have arts programs at your nonprofit organization, we hope this mini series will provide new insight about how the arts can strengthen the nonprofit sector, and even your specific mission! In Part 1, we explore four arts programs in Middle Tennessee promoting equity for underrepresented populations, including those with disabilities, those impacted by homelessness, minorities (including women, LGBTQ identifying individuals, and people of color), and those with mental illness, and those recovering from addiction. Our guests include: Lori Kissinger from Borderless Arts, an organization using the arts to help prepare people with disabilities for their careers, including one man who was able to perform with Josh Turner at the iconic Grand Ole Opry! Borderless Arts is celebrating the 100th anniversary of RCA at the Country Music Association (CMA) on October 17 with a free musical performance and hosting a free Halloween party for individuals with disabilities on October 23. Visit borderlessartstn.org for more info. Nicole Minyard from Poverty and the Arts (POVA), a nonprofit supporting people experiencing homelessness who are looking for healing, financial stability, and an opportunity to break down stereotypes about homelessness. During Artober, you can view POVA exhibits at the Belcourt Theatre Gallery, The Well Coffeehouse Downtown, The Good Cup, Patterson Intellectual Property Law offices, and Center 615. Learn more at povertyandthearts.org Nettie Mae Kraft from Verge Theatre Company, a theatre group promoting women and LGBTQ artists to help audiences experience a different point of view. Nettie is working with Woven Theatre Company (another nonprofit theatre group prioritizing LGBTQ issues) to host “Tall Tales by AD Timms” in Artober at The Barbershop Theater. Visit thebarbershoptheater.com for more tickets. Lynece Benton-Stewart from Healing Arts Project Inc (HAPI), an organization using the arts to provide purpose for people impacted by mental illness and addiction. HAPI’s Artober exhibit will be on display at the Nashville Public Library Edgehill Branch through October 31. Visit healingartsprojectinc.org for more info. Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2019 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

"Our craving to connect with nature continues to be the perfect foil for the magic of the human imagination," writes photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo. This week Cultivating Place wraps up "Artober" with Minneapolis based 3-dimensional paper artist Ann Wood, of Woodlucker Studios, and a revisit to a conversation with Vietnamese-born, New York-based artist and writer Ngoc Minh Ngo, who spoke to us about her book: "In Bloom: Creating and Living with Flowers," a collection of 11 portraits of artists inspired by the natural world. These two artists portray beautifully the endless creativity of botanical artistry. Join us! In case you didn't hear, the Cultivating Place team now has a donate button! We thank you so much for listening over the years and we hope you'll support Cultivating Place by donating to the podcast at cultivatingplace.com. We can't thank you enough for making it possible for this young program to grow even more of these types of conversations. For photos visit cultivatingplace.com. The show is available as a podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher.

This week Jeremy and Paul talk about PechaKucha during Artober Fest in the Benton Harbor Arts District, and Janelle Faiman of Janelle & the Gentleman.

This week Jeremy and Paul talk about PechaKucha during Artober Fest in the Benton Harbor Arts District, and Janelle Faiman of Janelle & the Gentleman.

It’s our Artober music episode and we’re in Nashville so it’s wall to wall country! Just kidding. It’s mostly classical, film scores, doom metal, and Jimmy Eat World. An evil robot offers ten dollars to anyone who mentions BoomBox. Plus—what is tickling our fancy this week.

This is our Artober food episode featuring on air taste tests. Start drooling now. We don’t mention Southern Festival of Books because we are bad at our jobs. Plus—what is tickling our fancy this week.

We kick off Artober with an episode dedicated to the visual arts. Other art themed episodes are coming throughout the month. It’s so exciting it makes my head spin, or maybe I’m just getting a sinus infection. Plus—what is tickling our fancy this week.