New Orleans, Raymond - MS

When you create a blog, or a forum post, or a group posting on the website, you have the opportunity to select a group that the post is relevant to. The idea is that the members of these groups will automatically get an email that let's them know what was posted, and gives a direct link to the post.

This group is a Rhizome Cluster, which means that it identifies itself around a region.

Clear Creek Festival

Date/s: 
09/02/2011 - 5:00pm - 09/04/2011 - 12:00pm
Image: 
Tambone04/16/2011 - 12:36pm
Price: 
$25 for the weekend
Short Description: 
Join us for this year’s Clear Creek Festival, a homecoming for you and yours over Labor Day weekend when the woods will be alive with summer’s sunshine, the stage will be graced with great performers, healing & community arts will fill the air and the family-friendly, good community vibe will have us all comin’ home all weekend long! Check out the festival website for details and updates on this year's great performers, healing arts workshops and activities, our second Clear Creek film festival and everything you need to know about camping and logistics.
Event Website URL: 
http://www.clearcreekfest.org/
Contact Information: 
Robert Martin (b@incitearts.org) or Carrie Brunk (c@incitearts.org)

the Community Bridge: New Orleans Presentation

The meeting is tomorrow!  Please click on invitation to find out more and RSVP!!

National Dance Project Accepting Applications for Production Grants


http://foundationcenter.org/pnd/rfp/rfp_item.jhtml?id=271300019




National Dance Project Accepting Applications for Production Grants



Posted on October 29, 2009Deadline: March 2, 2009 (Round 1 Application)Administered by the New England Foundation for the Arts,
the National Dance Project provides a system of support for
contemporary dance by supporting the creation (production) and
engagement (touring) of dance in the United States and beyond.

NDP's production grants fund the creation of new dance work that

Basic English Lessons for ROOTers…

Basic English Lessons for ROOTers…

Many ROOTS members are not writers as their first discipline, but we communicate every day through email, proposals, etc.  Please take a few minutes to review the most frequent violations of the English language spotted in ROOTS communiqués. 

Its – is a possessive.  For example, “its place,” “its function,” “its proper usage…” 

WonderRoot Launches Literary and Visual Art Magazine Project

WonderRoot Launches Literary and Visual Art Magazine Project

Loose Change: a literary collection of community voices


Atlanta, GA

WonderRoot, a non-profit organization located in Reynoldstown announces the launch of a new literary and visual art magazine called Loose Change. Loose Change is a publication that strives to facilitate a supportive artistic environment for those who seek to express themselves in the world of literary and visual arts. We are devoted to allowing participants to explore their craft, allowing range of language and medium while participating in an evolving dialogue. We are committed to being a nurturing theater of learning for those who seek aesthetic growth.

October 9, 2009

Jo Carson, a founding member of Alternate ROOTS, is in the midst of a pitched battle with colon cancer.

Jo has been a self-supporting artist for more than 30 years.  Since quality, affordable health insurance is extremely difficult for independent artists to obtain, the insurance coverage Jo has is utterly insufficient to her current need – her policy will cover her surgery, but not the extensive chemotherapy and radiation she is currently under-going.

You can help by making a donation through ROOTS to Jo's Medical Expenses Campaign.  Please click here to make that important contribution.

Donate Air Miles to ROOTS

Hello ROOTERS,

If you attended the Annual Meeting, you may remember that among other suggestions that could help ROOTS, we suggested that members could donate frequent flyer miles. This would allow us to do the necessary travel to raise funds for programs and services, and save money in our budget!

Please contact us at the office if you or someone you know has extra miles you'd like to share.

Thanks for your continued support. 

New Orleans ROOTS Website Training

I will be in New Orlean's between the 21st and the 27th, but my time there is already filling up, so we kind of need to really get clear on how this is going to get organized and I need help from folks.

Here is what needs done:

1.  We need to get a venue for the training with WiFi and maybe 20 or so places for people to sit.

2.  We need for someone on the ground in NOLA to set up a time for this, and to fill the room with warm bodies. 

If people start chiming in and sending contact emails to me, then I can also take on some of this organizing.

Thanks, people.  As always, you can comment directly here by clicking the 'add new comment' link below.

One Web Day: NOLA!

One Web Day is simple: a bunch of geeks going out into the world in a week of volunteering, idea exchange and service.

It's a time for people who work in technology to get back in touch with their communities and make a difference.

This year jellobrain.com and friends are going to be focusing in New Orleans between September 21st - 27th.

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