Elise Woodward Named Concord's 2021 Honored Citizen
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We are so happy to congratulate Elise Woodward, former chair of our Building Committee, as the Town of Concord’s 2021 Honored Citizen.
Umbrella Ceramics to Resume in Phased Roll-Out this March
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The Umbrella is delighted to welcome our new ceramics technician, Zachary Mickelson! Zachary is a ceramics artist and educator, with a decade’s worth of experience teaching ceramics to diverse sets of students. Mickelson has added in the development of ceramics studios and programs throughout the Boston area, and we’re lucky to have him helping to guide us as we begin the phased re-opening of our studio facilities next month.
Umbrella Offers Flexible Spring @Home, Hybrid Art Class Options
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The Umbrella Arts Center is now registering for its Spring 2021 session of virtual and hybrid arts classes and workshops for all ages and in a variety of media.
Although The Umbrella's classrooms at 40 Stow Street remain largely closed for in-person arts instruction due to the pandemic, it has spent most of this year innovating The Umbrella @Home programming, with virtual arts instruction delivered through multiple distance-learning methods and platforms.
Umbrella Artist Featured In Shelter In Place Gallery
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Arts & Environment artist BARD, previously featured in Artist in Your Residence, Earth Month Exhibition, and Go Out Doors, is pleased to announce that she will be featuring her new piece, Unseen Burden, in the Shelter in Place Gallery.
Learn How To Animate On Your Own Schedule!
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Are your kids all Zoomed out from online classes? Do they want to learn new skills and express themselves creatively without a preset schedule? If so, then The Cartoon Animation Lab (@ Home) and The Mixed Media Animation Lab (@ Home) from The Umbrella Arts Center will be the perfect opportunity for your child to learn and create at home.
Umbrella ED Jerry Wedge to join Art Leaders Talk
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This week, The Umbrella's Executive Director Jerry Wedge will join Barry Alexander, Chairman and Chief Operating Officer at Alexander & Buono International, and Lena Galperin, Director of Visitor Experience at ARTECHOUSE™, for a virtual Sip & Chat hosted by Arts Administration Association New England. Together, these three will reflect on the challenges they have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they are continuing to move forward.
Join us on Thursday, January 14 from 4-5 PM EST
New Nature Knowledge at the Ninjas Festival
Submitted by Caroline on
We spent the holidays curled up in front of the fire with a hot cup of cider. But it wasn’t just any fire – it was the Ninjas in Nature Festival fire!
Terms & Conditions
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The present terms and conditions (this “Agreement” or “Terms”) is a legal agreement between you and Umbrella Arts Center (hereinafter “UAC”), a company duly organized and validly existing, located at 40 Stow Street, Concord, MA. This Agreement annuls and voids all previous agreements.
The Umbrella @ Home Offers Flexible Online Art Class Options
Submitted by Rachel Olson on
The Umbrella Arts Center is now registering for its Winter 2021 session of virtual and hybrid arts classes and workshops for all ages and in a variety of media.
Although The Umbrella's classrooms at 40 Stow Street remain closed for in-person arts instruction due to the pandemic, it has spent most of this year innovating The Umbrella @Home programming, with virtual arts instruction delivered through multiple distance-learning methods and platforms.
The Umbrella Awarded $20k Grant from The Foundation for Metrowest
Submitted by Rachel Olson on
The Foundation for MetroWest, which serves the 33 cities and towns of MetroWest, announced it has awarded grants totaling $150,000 to nine arts and culture nonprofits serving the region.
Among the recipients is The Umbrella Arts Center, which is receiving $20,000.
The grant is to support The Umbrella Arts & Environment program’s public art initiatives through the coming winter, spring and summer exhibition seasons.
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