Join us on Thursday, January 23 for the first Slow Viewing of 2025! We will be viewing work in Obelisk Home’s current exhibition of work by Meganne Rosen, “Flowers for Winter (to get us through.” Obelisk Home’s Main Gallery is located on the first floor of their building located at 214 W. Phelps St. Springfield, […]
Join us on Thursday, February 20 for Slow Viewing of work by Dana Neuenschwander in the exhibition “Inward Reflections: Unveiled Through the Landscape” on view at Drury University’s Pool Art Center located at 940 N. Clay Ave. Springfield, MO 65802. Slow Viewing is a supportive practice for anyone who wants to develop their skills of interpretation, observation, […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Shaping Tomorrow: An Examination of Charitable Giving Trends, Behaviors, and Preferences of Those Under 40 Date: February 27, 3-5pm @ The Creamery Arts Center Presenter: Paige Oxendine, Habitat Communication & Culture As the philanthropic landscape evolves, it is essential for professional fundraisers and nonprofit agencies to adapt and engage with the changing needs and preferences […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Enhancing Cultural Competency for Organizational Growth presented by Dami Odunewu, CEO & Founder at Purpose Connect Unlock the power of cultural competency to grow and diversify your board! This dynamic training session equips leaders with essential skills to develop intercultural professional relationships and enhance board diversity. What You'll Learn: Master Uncertainty Reduction Theory for smoother […]
Join us on Thursday, March 27 during Women’s History Month for a special Slow Viewing of “The Lost Cherub” by Rose O’Neill at Drury University’s Rose O’Neill House located at 1126 N. Summit Ave. Springfield, MO 65802. Slow Viewing is a supportive practice for anyone who wants to develop their skills of interpretation, observation, and discussing art. […]
In an era when a woman riding a bicycle was seen as a scandal, women seeking higher education were branded as “unmarriageable” and a threat to society. So it was in 1896 when Girton College opened its doors to a group of scholarly young women. Against the backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement, they pursue […]
In an era when a woman riding a bicycle was seen as a scandal, women seeking higher education were branded as “unmarriageable” and a threat to society. So it was in 1896 when Girton College opened its doors to a group of scholarly young women. Against the backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement, they pursue […]
