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September 5, 2018 SEPTEMBERSEPTEMBER 5,5, 20182018 7:307:30 PMPM || BOWLBOWL ININ THETHE PINESPINES Vurle Jones Appraisal Obsessed. A word used by the lazy to describe the dedicated. All our best to the dedicated performers of the summer music series. 133 State St. Augusta www.mckeelawmaine.com 2 Let us introduce you to Snow Pond Center for the Arts “Where Arts, Education, and Community come together.” 3 FALL & WINTER EVENTS CHILI & CHOWDER COOKOFF The Lodge - 5:30pm - 9:00pm $20.00 Tickets $25.00 at the door KRAZY JAKE Alumni Hall 7:30pm $18 Genearl Admission | $25 VIP YELLOW BRICK ROAD Alumni Hall -Doors Open at 6:30 - Show Starts At 7:30 $20 General Admission $25 Day Of The Show $28 VIP (Meet & Greet/Premier Seating) ­ 4 A Special Thank You to our Major Sponsors! Vurle Jones Appraisal All of our generous donors’ contributions to Snow Pond Center for the Arts and New England Music Camp provide scholarships, financial aid, enhance the campus and facilities, and strengthen the educational programs for all! 5 Snow Pond Center for the Arts is much more than a place, it’s S a community. Since our beginning in the 1930’s, our founding visionary Mainers cultivated a community and family spirit by offering a balance of social events, recreation, and excellence in the performance and teaching of the arts. With our more recent Sexpansion to year round programming, it is clear that developing our unique assets is having a positive impact on the education, the local economy, and the lives of people who live in this region. We are all keenly aware that creating new and diverse job opportunities and growing economic stability will encourage those from Maine to stay or move back and will also encourage many more talented young people to consider Maine as their home. region have worked to shape a vibrant and diverse arts and cultural scene. Not only are the arts a promising economic driver in central Maine, they also play a key role in the development and education of our state’s youth – the true future of Maine. Waterville Creates! is proud of its growing collaborative relationship with Snow Pond Center for the Arts. By working together, we are increasing access to the performing arts for our region’s underserved communities and improving the quality and diversity of arts education for future generations. Beyond good jobs, the creation and stewardship of quality of place is essential. History suggests that all areas with growing and vibrant economies have great schools and an abundance of arts and cultural opportunities. Young people today are looking for communities that are affordable, safe, family friendly, and sustainable. They would love a place with all the natural beauty and advantages of Maine along with all the vibrant professional, educational, and cultural opportunities that are normally found in more urban areas. Long-term economic and community prosperity for our area is dependent upon the ability of young adults to envision a life for themselves and their families here. Snow Pond can play an important role in addressing these needs and has developed a multi-year plan with a primary purpose towards the attraction and retention of a population needed to support long-term economic stability. This is a collective regional initiative and partnerships have been developed with local organizations, area schools and youth organizations, the colleges, the arts organizations, local residents, and the municipalities that share geographic borders with Sidney. One of the primary goals of these partnerships is the overall promotion and branding of our region for its Quality of Place. 6 Snow Pond is very pleased to share that progress has been made on many fronts, most notably on educational objectives through New England Music Camp and other summer programs along with the year-round Community Arts & Music School, which offers affordable arts education and provides outreach programs at other area youth organizations. Many of these programs are innovative and all of them are transformative. Research consistently shows that music and arts education has a major positive impact on cognitive and skill development. There simply needs to be far greater awareness and far greater participation to see first hand this amazing transformation. Our overall goal, however, is more personal. We want to connect with our families and our communities in an interactive and creative way. We want to share our belief in the vital importance of providing every child here in Maine access and exposure to transformative arts education. We are striving to be an engaged learning community, and we want you to be part of this exciting journey. Please stop by Snow Pond to introduce yourself and share your thoughts, or email us at [email protected]. Most importantly, please participate - enroll in a program, attend a performance or special event regularly, join us for a community gathering, and tell a friend or neighbor. We want everyone to experience this magical place we call home with the hope that it starts to feel like your home too. Warmly, John Wiggin The Snow Pond Center is key to the cultural fabric of the region helping us recruit and retain medical staff from near and far. We’re grateful to have access to such a gem in the Kennebec Valley! “ Chuck hays President MaineGeneral Health ” 7 MaineGeneral Health & Snow Pond Center for the Arts You want a community where businesses and the arts come together. We’re with you. Snow Pond performance at Granite Hill Estates MaineGeneral Health is a proud sponsor of Snow Pond Center for the Arts. www.mainegeneral.org If you have questions about MaineGeneral’s services, call toll-free 1-855-4MGH-INFO 8 Paul Balboni, D.V.M. Paul Balboni, D.V.M. Nicole Rice, D.V.M. Nicole Rice, D.V.M. Heather MacMillan, D.V.M. ANIMAL HOSPITALHeather MacMillan, D.V.M. Amber Pierce, B.V.Sc. of WatervilleAmber Pierce, B.V.Sc. ANIMAL HOSPITAL House Calls PaulANIMAL Balboni, D.V.M.HOSPITAL House Calls Paul Balboni,Maine's D.V.M. only free public visual Acupuncture Nicoleof Waterville Rice,of Waterville D.V.M. Acupuncture Nicole Rice, D.V.M. animalhospitalofwaterville.comHeather MacMillan, D.V.M. Please call for appointment. animalhospitalofwaterville.com Please call for appointment.Heather MacMillan,and performing D.V.M. arts high school 20 Washington Street Office is open: Amber Pierce, B.V.Sc. 20 Washington Street Office is open: Waterville, ME 04901-4315 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • Mon., Tues. & Fri. ANIMAL HOSPITAL Waterville,House Calls ME 04901-4315 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • Mon., Tues. & Fri. (207) 873-2759 Office 7 a.m.-8 p.m. • Wed. & Thurs. of Waterville (207)Acupuncture 873-2759 Office 7 a.m.-8 p.m. • Wed. & Thurs. (207) 873-1543 Fax ANIMAL8 a.m.-5 HOSPITAL p.m. • Sat. House Calls animalhospitalofwaterville.com (207)Please 873-1543call for appointment. Fax of Waterville8 a.m.-5 p.m. • Sat. Acupuncture 20 Washington Street Office is open: animalhospitalofwaterville.com Please call for appointment. Waterville, ME 04901-4315 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • Mon., Tues. & Fri. (207) 873-2759 Office 7 a.m.-8 p.m. • Wed. & Thurs. (207) 873-1543 Fax 8 a.m.-5 p.m. • Sat. 20 Washington Street Office is open: Waterville, ME 04901-4315 7 a.m.-6 p.m. • Mon., Tues. & Fri. (207)Summer 873-2759 isn’t Office complete 7 a.m.-8 p.m. • Wed. & Thurs. without(207) attending 873-1543 at Fax least one of the8 a.m.-5 p.m. • Sat. fabulous concerts at Snow Pond Center for the Arts! “Nancy Smith, Camden National” Bank 207.618.8908 www.maineartsacademy.org 9 Subscriptions on Single tickets on 2019 Season Sale Now! sale in April. JUNE 5 - 22 JUNE 26 - JULY 13 JULY 17 - AUG 3 AUG 7 - 24 207-725-8769 MSMT.ORG Performances at Pickard Theater, Bowdoin College Campus, 1 Bath Road, Brunswick, Maine PEOPLE DON’T BUY WHAT YOU DO, THEY BUY WHY YOU DO IT. WE HELP YOU SHARE THAT STORY. DESIGN • MARKETING • EVENTS WWW.COREMAINE.COM AUGUSTA, ME | 207.446.6353 10 The 2nd Annual Maine Luthiers Exhibition and Music Showcase For tickets and more information about the schedule of events, please visit: www.hallowell.org/luthiers OCT 12-14, 2018 Funded in part by a grant from the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency supported by the National Endowment for the Arts Maine Public Classical, every day it’s Powerful Lively Spellbinding Timeless Elegant Passionate Harmonious Melodic Dynamic 91.5 FM Fryeburg/Bridgton . 93.7 FM Milbridge/Downeast 96.7 FM Boothbay/Brunswick . 99.7 FM Waterville . 104.1 FM Portland . 106.1 FM Bangor 11 a word from community leaders! The University of Maine Augusta has been proud to advise Snow Pond Center for the Arts on the purchase and installation of distance learning technology. Connecting elementary and high school age students across our rural state to resources previously “beyond their reach will provide them with additiona pathways to higher learning and future success. rebecca wyke President University of Maine at Augusta At Townsquare Media” we take pride in supporting Snow Pond Center for the Arts. As Central Maine’s Townsquare it’s important to support and giveback to an organization who unifies a community, encourages our next generation and “promotes growth in fine arts. We see it as our responsibility to do everything we can! Julie Beaulieu Market President Augusta/waterville Townsquare Media Snow Pond Center for the Arts campus ” is a lovely hidden gem that brings our region so much arts and culture with their concerts, students, and amazing staff! “ Katie Daugherty President/CEO Kennebec Valley Chamber 12 ” a word from community leaders! Golden Pond is proud to support the Snow Pond Center for the Arts.
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