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APE @ HAWLEY and THE SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPORARY DANCE & THOUGHT present
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Photo by William Frederking
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A FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL to support opening the Workroom Theater at 33 Hawley and create a resilient floor for dancing, honoring movement artist Nancy Stark Smith. This inspiring 3800-square-foot, multi-arts space, with programming by A.P.E. and SCDT, is a project of the Northampton Community Arts Trust. Join us as we move this project forward! Events will take place IN-PERSON and ONLINE!
Featuring classes, workshops, performances and events with dance and visual artists, cultural historians, and poets Chris Aiken, Doug Anderson, Miguel Castillo, Trish Crapo, Rosalyn Driscoll, Angie Hauser, Paul Jacobs, Rachel Jenkins, Shayla-Vie Jenkins, Margaret Lloyd, Henry Lyman, Cameron McKinney, Richard Michelson, Missy-Marie Montgomery, Cameron McKinney, Paul Matteson, Andrea Olsen, Bill O’Connell, Claudia-Lynn Rightmire, Laurie Sanders, Peter Schmitz, Simon Thomas-Train, Anne Woodhull, HATCHERY and MORE!
Featuring classes, workshops, performances and events with dance and visual artists, cultural historians, and poets Chris Aiken, Doug Anderson, Miguel Castillo, Trish Crapo, Rosalyn Driscoll, Angie Hauser, Paul Jacobs, Rachel Jenkins, Shayla-Vie Jenkins, Margaret Lloyd, Henry Lyman, Cameron McKinney, Richard Michelson, Missy-Marie Montgomery, Cameron McKinney, Paul Matteson, Andrea Olsen, Bill O’Connell, Claudia-Lynn Rightmire, Laurie Sanders, Peter Schmitz, Simon Thomas-Train, Anne Woodhull, HATCHERY and MORE!
SCHEDULE:
IN-PERSON locations vary by event, see below for details.
ONLINE events will take place on Zoom.
Pre-registration suggested for all events! Limited size due to covid protocols!
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
1:00-2:30PM Nature Walk with Laurie Sanders: Wandering in Ward 3—Hawley Street to Hockanum MUST PRE-REGISTER! 15 Person MAX.
7:00PM Rediscovering Northampton: The Natural and Cultural history of a Single Street—Spotlighting Hawley Street
Lecture by Laurie Sanders, co-director of Historic Northampton & naturalist. ON Zoom
7:00PM Rediscovering Northampton: The Natural and Cultural history of a Single Street—Spotlighting Hawley Street
Lecture by Laurie Sanders, co-director of Historic Northampton & naturalist. ON Zoom
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 (All events at 33 Hawley Street)
10:00 - 11:30AM Nagare Technique: Contemporary Floorwork with Cameron McKinney.Pre-registration SUGGESTED, 20 person max
4:00PM RECEPTION From the Outside In—Renderings in Paint Art Exhibit by Rachel Jenkins
7:00PM Group 18 Poetry Reading with Doug Anderson, Trish Crapo, Rosalyn Driscoll, Paul Jacobs, Margaret Lloyd, Henry Lyman, Richard Michelson, Missy-Marie Montgomery, Bill O’Connell, and Anne Woodhull, Pre-registration SUGGESTED, Limited seating.
10:00 - 11:30AM Nagare Technique: Contemporary Floorwork with Cameron McKinney.Pre-registration SUGGESTED, 20 person max
4:00PM RECEPTION From the Outside In—Renderings in Paint Art Exhibit by Rachel Jenkins
7:00PM Group 18 Poetry Reading with Doug Anderson, Trish Crapo, Rosalyn Driscoll, Paul Jacobs, Margaret Lloyd, Henry Lyman, Richard Michelson, Missy-Marie Montgomery, Bill O’Connell, and Anne Woodhull, Pre-registration SUGGESTED, Limited seating.
photo by Anna M. Maynard
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photo by Scott Shaw
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photo by Peter Raper
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 - DAY OF DANCES!
1:00-3:00PM PERFORMANCE with Shayla-Vie Jenkins, Cameron McKinney, Paul Matteson, Andrea Olsen, Peter Schmitz, and Simon Thomas-Train & Claudia-Lynn Rightmire. 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
4:00PM DUOS Performance hosted by Angie Hauser & Chris Aiken. 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
8:00PM TRIO - HUT Performance with Dance/Music/Poetry. 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
1:00-3:00PM PERFORMANCE with Shayla-Vie Jenkins, Cameron McKinney, Paul Matteson, Andrea Olsen, Peter Schmitz, and Simon Thomas-Train & Claudia-Lynn Rightmire. 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
4:00PM DUOS Performance hosted by Angie Hauser & Chris Aiken. 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
8:00PM TRIO - HUT Performance with Dance/Music/Poetry. 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3
10:00AM-NOON Authentic Movement with Andrea Olsen (for experienced movers), 33 Hawley St.
1:00-4:00PM High School Dance Exchange with HATCHERY. 33 Hawley St.
3:00PM Informal Showing 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
ONGOING:
33 Hawley Building Tours on Saturday Oct 2 and Sunday Oct 3 at 12 PM! Meet at 33 Hawley Street front desk.
From the Outside In—Renderings in Paint Art Exhibit by Rachel Jenkins, (Reception: Friday, October 1 from 4-6pm)
10:00AM-NOON Authentic Movement with Andrea Olsen (for experienced movers), 33 Hawley St.
1:00-4:00PM High School Dance Exchange with HATCHERY. 33 Hawley St.
3:00PM Informal Showing 33 Hawley St, Limited Seating.
ONGOING:
33 Hawley Building Tours on Saturday Oct 2 and Sunday Oct 3 at 12 PM! Meet at 33 Hawley Street front desk.
From the Outside In—Renderings in Paint Art Exhibit by Rachel Jenkins, (Reception: Friday, October 1 from 4-6pm)
FUNDRAISING / PRICING:
SLIDING SCALE: All events $5 - $25+
You are welcome to give more!
All proceeds after expenses support the Workroom/Build-A-Floor projects for the Workroom/Theater, honoring dance artist Nancy Stark Smith and creating a resilient floor for dancing in this 3800-square-foot, multi-arts space, with programming by A.P.E. and SCDT.
33 Hawley is a project of the Northampton Community Arts Trust.
You are welcome to give more!
All proceeds after expenses support the Workroom/Build-A-Floor projects for the Workroom/Theater, honoring dance artist Nancy Stark Smith and creating a resilient floor for dancing in this 3800-square-foot, multi-arts space, with programming by A.P.E. and SCDT.
33 Hawley is a project of the Northampton Community Arts Trust.
THIS FESTIVAL IS FUNDED IN PART BY THE MASS CULTURAL COUNCIL AND THE ART ANGELS
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
33 HAWLEY ST:
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33 Hawley:
Located in the Northampton Community Arts Trust at 33 Hawley Street in Northampton. www.33hawley.org All spaces are accessible by wheelchair and to those with limited mobility via ramps and elevators. Directions:
From the North- On I-91 S, take exit 20 and follow King St. Turn left onto Main St, and then right onto Hawley Street. There is a parking lot next to the building. From the South- On I-91 N, take exit 18 and turn left onto Pleasant St at the end of the ramp. When you get to Main St, turn right, and then turn right onto Hawley Street. There is a parking lot next to the building. |
ZOOM:
Most EVENTS ARE LIVE! But some are on ZOOM. Creating an account is free and easy!
Click HERE for a Zoom Orientation!
Can't log on? Need some help? Email us at infoscdt@gmail.com and we will help troubleshoot!
ABOUT US:
A.P.E. @ HAWLEY
A.P.E. at Hawley Street continues its core mission to support contemporary artists working in all disciplines, by preserving and supporting the spaces in which they create, perform and exhibit their work.
By initiating the development of a community ARTS TRUST, A.P.E. seeks to ensure creative spaces in the heart of community, with 33 Hawley Street as a first significant project.
Using the Land Trust model, the ARTS TRUST preserves what is essential for a thriving community and serves as a template for others wanting to sustain creative vitality through the arts.
LEARN MORE>>>
BUILD THE FLOOR FUNDRAISING LINK
A.P.E. at Hawley Street continues its core mission to support contemporary artists working in all disciplines, by preserving and supporting the spaces in which they create, perform and exhibit their work.
By initiating the development of a community ARTS TRUST, A.P.E. seeks to ensure creative spaces in the heart of community, with 33 Hawley Street as a first significant project.
Using the Land Trust model, the ARTS TRUST preserves what is essential for a thriving community and serves as a template for others wanting to sustain creative vitality through the arts.
LEARN MORE>>>
BUILD THE FLOOR FUNDRAISING LINK
THE SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPORARY DANCE & THOUGHT
THE SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPORARY DANCE & THOUGHT (SCDT) is a performance, research, and education platform for artists of all ages to engage in experimentation and continued learning through dance. The school maintains virtual and physical spaces to connect local, regional, and international artists through programming that emphasizes multiplicity, curiosity, and personal choice.
Central to SCDT's purpose is an abiding respect for the tradition and history of dance while continuing to challenge established concert dance ideals and contribute to the evolution of the field. Through artist talks, performances, classes, and workshops, SCDT engages artists and the public in thoughtful movement practices and experiences. SCDT prioritizes and is committed to programs that support the needs of independent artists at every stage in their careers and their creative processes, from research and development to production. The team at SCDT is comprised of working artists who support creators in their art-making, as well as connect the public, university communities, and local and regional organizations.
SCDT welcomes individuals regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, class, and ability. We believe that diversity creates a world we want to live in, and encourage you, whoever you are, to join us in creating a space for movement, thought, care, and intention.
LEARN MORE>>>
THE SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPORARY DANCE & THOUGHT (SCDT) is a performance, research, and education platform for artists of all ages to engage in experimentation and continued learning through dance. The school maintains virtual and physical spaces to connect local, regional, and international artists through programming that emphasizes multiplicity, curiosity, and personal choice.
Central to SCDT's purpose is an abiding respect for the tradition and history of dance while continuing to challenge established concert dance ideals and contribute to the evolution of the field. Through artist talks, performances, classes, and workshops, SCDT engages artists and the public in thoughtful movement practices and experiences. SCDT prioritizes and is committed to programs that support the needs of independent artists at every stage in their careers and their creative processes, from research and development to production. The team at SCDT is comprised of working artists who support creators in their art-making, as well as connect the public, university communities, and local and regional organizations.
SCDT welcomes individuals regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, class, and ability. We believe that diversity creates a world we want to live in, and encourage you, whoever you are, to join us in creating a space for movement, thought, care, and intention.
LEARN MORE>>>
