Bringing it Home: Apprenticeship Celebration
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“Bringing It Home,” SFMS’s program featuring local folk artists, is celebrating this year’s PA Creative Industries Apprenticeships in Traditional Arts and you are invited to the party.
Join us for performances, demonstrations, and stories shared by this year’s apprentices and the master artists who mentored them in this FREE event.
ADMISSION: FREE
DOORS: 1:00 pm
EVENT: 1:30 pm-4:30
Meet our Masters and Apprentices:
Samir Chatterjee and Vikram Mukharjee — Indian Tablas
Gráinne Hambly and Mary-Kate Spring Lee — Irish concertina
Lesl Harker and Courtney Fox — flute and tin whistle music from East Galway
Brian Conway and Kim van Donk — Irish fiddling
Lesl Harker and Katie Borgman — Irish flute in the East Galway style
Neal Walters and Beth Folkemer — Traditional autoharp music
Pedro Antonetty and Raimond David — Puerto Rican drum making
Apprenticeships in Traditional Arts is a grant program funded by the Pennsylvania Creative Industries. As a regional Folk Arts Partner, SFMS's Susquehanna Folk Arts Center works with local artists to support them in their applications: https://sfmsfolk.org/folkarts/grants.html. Sadly the Folk Traditional Arts Partnership is being sundowned this year. You can learn what you can do to save state support for the Traditional Artists that bring so much light to our area HERE: https://www.creative-pennsylvania.org/about
Feeling inspired? Ask SFMS folklorist Amy Skillman, who will be hosting the event, about apprenticeship opportunities for masters and learners. The funding outlook is uncertain, but one never knows.
We are incredibly appreciative for all our friends at the Fredricksen Library for joining us again in presenting this event!
“Bringing It Home,” SFMS’s program featuring local folk artists, is celebrating this year’s PA Creative Industries Apprenticeships in Traditional Arts and you are invited to the party.
Join us for performances, demonstrations, and stories shared by this year’s apprentices and the master artists who mentored them in this FREE event.
ADMISSION: FREE
DOORS: 1:00 pm
EVENT: 1:30 pm-4:30
Meet our Masters and Apprentices:
Samir Chatterjee and Vikram Mukharjee — Indian Tablas
Gráinne Hambly and Mary-Kate Spring Lee — Irish concertina
Lesl Harker and Courtney Fox — flute and tin whistle music from East Galway
Brian Conway and Kim van Donk — Irish fiddling
Lesl Harker and Katie Borgman — Irish flute in the East Galway style
Neal Walters and Beth Folkemer — Traditional autoharp music
Pedro Antonetty and Raimond David — Puerto Rican drum making
Apprenticeships in Traditional Arts is a grant program funded by the Pennsylvania Creative Industries. As a regional Folk Arts Partner, SFMS's Susquehanna Folk Arts Center works with local artists to support them in their applications: https://sfmsfolk.org/folkarts/grants.html. Sadly the Folk Traditional Arts Partnership is being sundowned this year. You can learn what you can do to save state support for the Traditional Artists that bring so much light to our area HERE: https://www.creative-pennsylvania.org/about
Feeling inspired? Ask SFMS folklorist Amy Skillman, who will be hosting the event, about apprenticeship opportunities for masters and learners. The funding outlook is uncertain, but one never knows.
We are incredibly appreciative for all our friends at the Fredricksen Library for joining us again in presenting this event!
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Where is it happening?
Fredricksen Library, 100 N 19th St,Camp Hill,PA,United States
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Host or PublisherSusquehanna Folk
