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Thank You for Your
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Gwendolyn A. Fleming
Jaden Hendricks
Gale Kladitis
Lew McIntyre
William and Dianne Shisler
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THE CCAA OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY 10 FOR VETERAN'S DAY | |
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The CCAA
- November's Second Saturday - Two Local Book Author Interviews!
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Table of Contents
Performing Arts
- Groove Spam Schedule
- SMTMD Contra Dance
- Benny C. Morgan Concert Series: David W. Cook, Tenor
- CSM Theater Production: 'The Addams Family - A New Musical'
- Port Tobacco Players - An Evening of Song - 75th Anniversary
Visual Arts
- CCAA Sponsored Galleries (New Gallery!)
- Tony Hungerford Memorial Art Gallery 'MOONSHOT' by Heather Monaghan
Literature
- Maryland Writers' Association
- CCPL Highlighted Programs Updated
Cultural
- MSAC Apply to Be a Panelist
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FROM THE SECOND SATURDAY PROGRAM THE CCAA PRESENTS TWO LOCAL AUTHOR INTERVIEWS ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL.
INTERVIEWER LEWIS MCINTYRE.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 2:00p
PERIGEAUX WINERY (GrooveSpan Duo) St. Leonard, MD - Perigeaux.com
This event is pending, based on outdoor temperatures!.... Enjoy a beautiful afternoon among the vines with GrooveSpan Duo jazz, blues, light pop songs, paired with your favorite local wine! Pack a picnic and enjoy the music!
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 6:30p
CHRISTMAS ON THE SQUARE (Cooper Voice Studio – 5 vocalists) Leonardtown, MD
Five of our Cooper Voice Studio vocal soloists will light up the stage with favorite holiday songs at Leonardtown Square! Our performance begins at 6:30 (only 20min in length) and welcomes the arrival of Santa Claus to the Square! Arrive early, as this event draws quite a crowd!
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SMTMD CONTRA DANCE
CHAPTICO, MD
SATURDAY, November 11th • 7 PM
The 2nd Saturday of the month September through June at the Christ Church Parish Hall, 37497 Zack Fowler Rd, Chaptico, MD. The evening starts at 7 pm with a half hour beginner’s dance workshop followed by live music performed by the SOMD Open Band and dancing from 7:30 to 10 pm. Check the website calendar for the lineup of dances and callers! Admission is $12 for non‐SMTMD members; $8 for members. Children 17 and under, when accompanied by an adult, and band members are free. Info: smtmd2@gmail.com, smtmd.org/#/dances/
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Date: November 11, 2023
Times: 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Location: Leonardtown Campus, Building A, Auditorium
BENNY C. MORGAN CONCERT SERIES: DAVID W. COOK, TENOR
November 11 | 3 p.m.
Join CSM and International Award-winning American Tenor David W. Cook for "America The Beautiful, An Evening Celebrating Great American Composers!"
This event is free and open to the public.
David W. Cook, is an International Award-winning American Tenor, Recitalist, and Philosopher whose work has been described as singing with “artistic vision, commitment, and a superb stage presence”. Singing with versatility, David’s dynamic voice has been described as “rich, sumptuous, and powerful” (VAMS).
To learn more about David visit: https://www.davidwcooktenor.com/
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Date: November 12, 2023
Times: 03:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Location: La Plata Campus, Hank Willoughby Foundation Center for the Arts (FA Building), Brad and Linda Gottfried Theater
CSM THEATER PRODUCTION: 'THE ADDAMS FAMILY - A NEW MUSICAL'
Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice
Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa
Directed by AnnMarie Saunders
November 10 | 7:30 p.m.
November 11 | 7:30 p.m.
November 12 | 3 p.m.
November 17 | 7:30 p.m.
November 18 | 7:30 p.m.
November 19 | 3 p.m.
THE ADDAMS FAMILY A NEW MUSICAL is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide 1180 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 640, New York, NY 10036. www.theatricalrights.com
Free admission to celebrate the 40th anniversary and naming of the Hank Willoughby Foundation Center for the Arts (FA Building).
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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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Date: November 14, 2023
Times: 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM
Location: La Plata Campus, Hank Willoughby Foundation Center for the Arts (FA Building), Tony Hungerford Memorial Art Gallery
Tony Hungerford Memorial Art Gallery
'MOONSHOT' by Heather Monaghan
October 28 – December 15
Gallery Talk - November 14 | 2:30 p.m.
Heather Monaghan is a senior graphic designer and illustrator at NASA creating artwork for some of humanity's most ambitious scientific endeavors including the International Space Station, the Artemis missions, and the James Webb Space Telescope. "MOONSHOT" is an exploration of Monaghan's artistic journey from her early student work to some of the professional work she produces today.
This event is free and open to the public.
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Roland Flint – Maryland Poet Laureate 1995-2000 Author: Roland Flint Genre: Poetry "My poems are accessible at the first level of understanding. They're user friendly." – Roland Flint Roland Henry Flint, born February 27, 1934, was an American poet, professor of English at Georgetown University for 29 years, and Poet Laureate of Maryland.
He was born in Park River, North Dakota, flunked out of the University of North Dakota, and joined the United States Marine Corps. While serving in post-war Korea he decided college would give him a better life and returned to and graduated from the University of North Dakota. This was followed by an M.A. in English from Marquette University and a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. It was here he began to publish his poetry. When asked about his poetry he said, "My poems are accessible at the first level of understanding. They're user friendly." He tried to put on paper "common feelings, captured in uncommon language." Colleagues said Flint "loved to explore the frailties and surprising strengths of characters most would call 'losers,' noting the capacity for nobility in unexpected places.” Flint was Poet Laureate of Maryland from 1995-2000. Maryland Gov. Parris N. Glendening said of Flint, "For five years, he traveled to schools in every area of the state, especially those that could not afford a full-time poetry program, and helped students understand the value of poetry." Flint’s school visits were powerful due to the vast store of poems he had memorized and could recite at the drop of a hat as well as his speaking ability that mesmerized his audiences. He resigned from the position due to poor health and died of pancreatic cancer on January 2, 2001 at the age of 66 in his home in Kensington. Genre: Poetry – Poetry is a form of literature that evokes a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience or a specific emotional response through language chosen and arranged for its meaning, sound, and rhythm. Sample Reading List: And Morning; Say It; Resuming Green: Selected Poems 1965-1982; Stubborn; Pigeon; Easy; The Honey and Other Poems for Rosalind. Fun With Words - Maryland Writers’ Association (MWA) invites you to have fun being a poet like Roland Flint. Using up to 100 words, write a poem showing the common feelings and surprising strengths of characters most would call ‘losers’. Title your work and submit to: https://marylandwriters.org/Notable_Maryland_Authors by the 22nd of the month to receive an MWA Fun With Words submission certificate. Selected responses will be published with next month’s article and on the MWA Website. Howard County Poetry and Literary Society The MWA is a 31-year-old state-wide association (501c3) dedicated to encouraging and mentoring Maryland writers, poets, playwrights, and authors. Go to www.MarylandWriters.org for more info.
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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.
Contact Lewis McIntyre at mcintyrel@verizon.net,
to be put on distribution for meeting notices and events.
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COMMUNITY, HERITAGE, & CULTURAL ARTS | |
QUICK HELPFUL LINKS & INFORMATION | |
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CCAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KEITH LINVILLE, President
RONALD G. BROWN, Vice-President
CINDY JOHNSON, Secretary/Treasurer
ROBERT K. RAUSCH, Past President
JOSELLE GILPIN
LEW McINTYRE
ROBERT MEDLEY
DIANE RAUSCH
CLARISSA STROUD
GALLERY
GALE KLADITIS - Gallery Specialist
CINDI BARNHART - Gallery Assistant
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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
ccaaoffice1@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 - Program Specialist
ALEXANDRIA GONZALEZ - Admin Assistant
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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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