Curiosity is building. Members are anxious to see the new flooring, renovated classrooms and fresh paint added during the Alliance for the Arts' September refresh project. Get a first glimpse of the renovations on Oct. 3 with the opening of the Alliance’s “I Ink, Therefore I Am” exhibition. Then on Saturday, Oct. 11 everyone is invited to the Alliance’s "Re-Imagined & Revealed" open house from 10 a.m. to noon.
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The Alliance’s "Re-imagined & Revealed: An Open House Celebration" is designed to showcase the creativity, connection and opportunities the Alliance has to offer while also highlighting all of its new upgrades. In addition to updated exhibition spaces, the upgrades include renovated classrooms containing new technology, a new prep kitchen and updated lighting.
Guests will be treated to brunch-style refreshments while meeting the talented team behind the Alliance and learning about upcoming classes, theater productions and special events.
“This event is a chance for the community to see all the ways the Alliance is evolving and expanding,” said Jessica Kleffman, education director. “Whether you’re curious about trying something new or looking to reconnect with the arts, this is the perfect opportunity to experience everything the Alliance offers.”
For more, hear/read:
- "Alliance for the Arts to close the month of September for upgrades focused on safety, efficiency and enhancing visitor experience" and
- "Alliance for the Arts reopens Oct. 3 with 'I Ink, Therefore I Am' and 'In Black & White'"
Support for WGCU’s arts & culture reporting comes from the Estate of Myra Janco Daniels, the Charles M. and Joan R. Taylor Foundation, and Naomi Bloom in loving memory of her husband, Ron Wallace.
