Time 2 Show My Art USA. Portraits for Parkinsons!
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International Photography Exhibition Springfiled Mass-USA
Join us on Friday,September 25 & Saturday 26th 2026 for a meaningful two day experience filled with photography,creativity,connection & purpose.
Proceeds from the event will support the Parkinsons Foundation,New England Chapter.
📢JOIN the exhibition as a Photographer.
✔All level of photographers & all photography styles are being accepted.
✔For those who would like to participate can register by following the link below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeWvDmhcHz2zRgOLbBUGD9VsscFeKHYt207s0pPuic0cktc9g/viewform
Schedule of Events
📢Friday, September 25, 2026 | 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Kick-Off Celebration
Opening gathering with light food and beverages
(donated by community partners, to be announced closer to the event)
Photo booth and interactive activities
Raffle prizes
Portrait and group photo opportunities with local and international photographers
Community networking and celebration
A warm, welcoming evening to open the exhibition and bring everyone together.
📢Saturday, September 26, 2026 | 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Full Exhibition Day
Full-day photography exhibition featuring local and international artists
Access to local resources and community information
Photo-based activities (indoor and outdoor, weather permitting)
Street photography workshop
Portrait opportunities and special photo moments throughout the day
This is the main exhibition day, designed for visitors, families, artists, and supporters to experience the power of visual storytelling while supporting a meaningful cause.
👏Be Part of Something Meaningful
Whether you are a photographer, a supporter of the arts, or someone who wants to contribute to a great cause, Portraits for Parkinson’s is an opportunity to make a real impact.
Join us in sharing stories, building community, and turning creativity into support.
Let your art speak. Let it help. Let it make a difference.
Join us on Friday,September 25 & Saturday 26th 2026 for a meaningful two day experience filled with photography,creativity,connection & purpose.
Proceeds from the event will support the Parkinsons Foundation,New England Chapter.
📢JOIN the exhibition as a Photographer.
✔All level of photographers & all photography styles are being accepted.
✔For those who would like to participate can register by following the link below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeWvDmhcHz2zRgOLbBUGD9VsscFeKHYt207s0pPuic0cktc9g/viewform
Schedule of Events
📢Friday, September 25, 2026 | 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Kick-Off Celebration
Opening gathering with light food and beverages
(donated by community partners, to be announced closer to the event)
Photo booth and interactive activities
Raffle prizes
Portrait and group photo opportunities with local and international photographers
Community networking and celebration
A warm, welcoming evening to open the exhibition and bring everyone together.
📢Saturday, September 26, 2026 | 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Full Exhibition Day
Full-day photography exhibition featuring local and international artists
Access to local resources and community information
Photo-based activities (indoor and outdoor, weather permitting)
Street photography workshop
Portrait opportunities and special photo moments throughout the day
This is the main exhibition day, designed for visitors, families, artists, and supporters to experience the power of visual storytelling while supporting a meaningful cause.
👏Be Part of Something Meaningful
Whether you are a photographer, a supporter of the arts, or someone who wants to contribute to a great cause, Portraits for Parkinson’s is an opportunity to make a real impact.
Join us in sharing stories, building community, and turning creativity into support.
Let your art speak. Let it help. Let it make a difference.
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Where is it happening?
Greek Cultural Center, 22 St George Rd, Springfield, MA 01104-3332, United States
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