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The Greensboro Arts Alliance will hold auditions for two upcoming productions on July 28 through 31st. Performances of The Contrast, a farce written in 1784 by Vermont's own Royall Tyler, will be August 14 and 15. Performances of H6 R3 (Shakespeares Henry the 6th and Richard the 3rd combined) will be August 22 and 23. You must reserve a space for audition by calling 533 7487.
The Contrast is a very funny period piece set to music. The Greensboro Arts Alliance will stage this as a concert version with costumes, lights and a focus on the music and acting. All Roles are open, and all involve singing parts. H6 R3 is a stirring combination of two of Shakespeares iconic plays which includes many soliloquies which we know. Jugglers, musicians, fencers and other medieval artists are also needed to create an ambience of Shakespearean England.
All parts are open and rehearsals will be held daily during the weeks until the production. Rehearsals will be mandatory. There are also two production openings for modest pay or college credit - stage manager/production assistant and stage hand. Call 533 7487 for details.
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One of the economic strengths in our area is the Local Food Movement, which has led to press coverage on a national level. Buying local is a great way to support our local businesses and farmers. Whether it is Willey's Store, Cassies, Hazendale, Pete's Greens, or one of the myriad of other local food providers in the area, please BUY LOCAL! We all benefit from keeping our dollars in the communities which we love.
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This summer the Greensboro Historical Society is exploring The World of Early Greensboro. Our second evening program will be presented in Fellowship Hall at 7:30 on August 9, following the GHS Annual Meeting. Allen Davis, noted Temple University historian, will bring the study of the Revolutionary period back home with his presentation on Early Life in Greensboro. Davis will talk about how ordinary people lived and the problems they faced here in the first decades following the war and the settlement of Greensboro in 1781.
Additionally, Northwestern University historian T.H. (Tim) Breen will lead a seminar discussion on August 2 at Fellowship Hall at 7:30 based on his recent lecture How a Rumor Almost Sparked A Revolution in 1774.
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Ever wanted to know more about the thriving and growing food culture in Greensboro and Hardwick? Interested in the businesses and people who are working to provide sustainable and superb food to our area and elsewhere? Then Save the Date - August 21 and 22 - and join the community for two days of tours, workshops, food, music and festivities! The Center for an Agricultural Economy, High Mowing Organic Seeds, New England Culinary Institute (NECI) and many others will join to celebrate the region's farmers and food with tours, bonfire and pig roast, a local food showcase, workshops and music.
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Mountain View Country Club is holding two Youth Golf Clinics this summer. Camp dates are July 26th to 28th and August 2nd through 4th from 1:00 to 4:00 each day. These camps will focus on skill building, golf etiquette and rules of the game of golf. Eileen Kask, the resident golf pro at Mountain View, will be leading the course.
Members and Non members at Mountain View are welcome to sign up for these camps. Fees are $125 per child per camp for non members, and $100/child for members.
Sign up is required, so please call Mountain View at 533-7477 to register. Golf equipment can be provided for those who do not have equipment. No experience required. |
50 Ways that You can Preserve Caspian Lake
Every house owner and visitor to Caspian Lake has an opportunity to contribute to preserving and enhancing the lake’s unique natural beauty by committing to 50 Ways to Preserve, Protect, and Enhance Caspian Lake. Please take a look at the attached PDF document that outlines how we can protect our most valuable asset - Caspian Lake. And please thankAnnie Paumgarten for here leadership and efforts in putting this book together and Cara Marquis,who provided the graphic design work for this booklet as a contribution.....her website:
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