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Posted: Apr 20, 2018

Art in Action: Peace Selfies A Waging Peace STEAM-CAP Project/Collaborations@FSU-MOFA Calling all community members to participate in this selfie project. We want to see your photo self-portraits focused on making connections and bridging differences in race, food, religion, politics, etc. All submitted selfies with this visual message will be used to create a collaborative Peace Wall Art Installation at ABG, Anderson Brickler Gallery. Deadline Selfies: First Friday May Send Images To: andersonbricklergallery@mail.com

From The Ground Up

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Apr 19, 2018

Call for Artist – From The Ground Up – Plein Air and Pottery LeMoyne Arts is having an exhibit in August of Plein Air Paintings and Pottery We are inviting all potters and plein art artists to participate in this unique exhibition opportunity. All works must have been completed within the last two years and must not have been exhibited at LeMoyne Arts before. All subjects are invited. Artists may submit up to three images for review and selection. All selected works must be for sale. There will be a two-hour quick draw competition on August 4, 2018 from 9:00 – 11:00AM, to be held in the surrounding Tallahassee Historic District as well as the grounds of LeMoyne Arts. Artwork to be brought to the gallery to be hung prior to the Gallery Talk at 1:00 and for Judging. Pleased indicate on your submission if you will be participating. All work must be ready to hang. Judges: Natalia Andreeva and Robin Rogers To apply please provide: From the Ground Up – Plein Air and Pottery, a non-refundable submission fee of $25.00 for up to three images is required. Please submit jpg. or pdf, resume, artist statement by June 30, 2018. Submissions can be emailed to: artdirector@lemoyne.org subject line: From The Ground Up or mailed to: Art Director, 125 N. Gadsden St., Tallahassee, FL 32301 ATTN: From The Ground Up

Bring your (non-profit) Brochures to the Airport

Promotional Opportunity

Posted: Apr 19, 2018

Looking to promote your non-profit arts organization at the Tallahassee Int’l Airport? Bring them to be displayed at this terrific welcome station! See Laura Brown upstairs to arrange to have your brochures displayed.

Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Webinars

Professional Development/Workshop

Posted: Apr 19, 2018

The How to Apply webinars for General Program Support and Specific Cultural Project Grants will be held on: April 24, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. May 16, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. Please register using the links below. 10:00 am 4/24/18: General Program Support and Specific Cultural Projects 10:00 am 4/25/18: Cultural Facilities 2:00 pm 5/16/18: General Program Support and Specific Cultural Projects

Director Search for 2018-19 Season

Audition/Theatre Opportunity

Posted: Apr 18, 2018

Theatre Tallahassee is searching for Directors for our shows in the upcoming season. List Of Shows August: Osage County (Aug 23-Sept 9, 2018) Almost, Maine (Studio) (Sept 27 – Oct 14, 2018) The Wedding Singer (Nov 1 – 18, 2018) Savannah Sipping Society (Studio) (Jan 10-27, 2019) Arsenic and Old Lace (Feb 14 – Mar 3, 2019) Other Desert Cities (Studio) (Mar 21 – Apr 7, 2019) Sister Act (Apr 25 – May 12, 2019) Ken Ludwig’s Leading Ladies (Jun 6 – 23, 2019) If you have a passion for directing, or have theater experience and want to jump into directing, here’s your chance to apply! If you would like a perusal of any of the shows we are producing next season, please let me know – brian@theatretallahassee.org Directors are paid a stipend for their work. Applications are due by Friday, May 11th. Application Link: https://goo.gl/forms/EuxWBe7FZ8FCzr4J3

Accepting Applications for Tallahassee Arts Entrep...

Professional Development/Workshop

Posted: Apr 16, 2018

The Council on Culture & Arts (COCA) announces the award of a $35,000 grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation for their project “Arts Entrepreneurs: Accelerating the Creative Economy in Tallahassee.” The funding will support the creation of the Tallahassee Arts Entrepreneurs Institute (TAEI). Creative professionals are redefining what it means to be a working artist. Artists are building networks, investing in neighborhoods, and creating excitement in Tallahassee. To further the growth of our local artists, COCA has developed the Tallahassee Arts Entrepreneurs Institute to help entrepreneurs in the creative economy grow and sustain their businesses. “Knight Foundation promotes informed and engaged communities,” says COCA Executive Director Dr. Audra Pittman. “We are thrilled that the Tallahassee Arts Entrepreneurs Institute will align with the Knight Foundation’s commitment to providing people with important information. We want artists to grow along with their communities and make informed choices, and Knight Foundation will help further this initiative.” The Tallahassee Arts Entrepreneurs Institute is a ten-month program that consists of four half- day in-person workshops, an online discussion board, and networking sessions. This program will engage a small cohort of working professionals that have been operating a creative business for several years. The sessions will create a support system to promote growth, sustain existing businesses, and offer a space for creatives to form connections with other working artists. Topics covered will include branding, marketing, bookkeeping, market research, raising capital, and legal issues in the creative industries. At the end of the program, participants will have learned how to grow and sustain their business, made stronger connections to local resources and business coaches, and they will receive a $300 stipend to be used toward membership in a state or national professional organization of their choice. The Tallahassee Arts Entrepreneurs Institute will hold all sessions at the Jim Moran Building in downtown Tallahassee via a sponsorship by the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship. COCA continues to look for ways to engage community resources while bringing in field-level experts to engage our local talent. Eligibility: Applicants must own or manage a creative for-profit business that has been active for three or more years; be a resident of the City of Tallahassee or Leon County; be at least 18 years old; and pay a one-time $75 enrollment fee if accepted into the program. The deadline to enroll is June 1, 2018. Applications may be submitted here: https://tinyurl.com/applyTAEI About the Council on Culture & Arts (COCA): COCA is officially designated as the local arts agency for Tallahassee and Leon County by the city, county, and state, and marks more than 30 years of service to the community. COCA envisions a vibrant and thriving creative community that enhances quality of life and economic vitality. COCA’s mission is to serve and support the community by promoting and advocating for arts and culture in Florida’s capital region. Visit COCA at www.tallahasseearts.org. About the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation: Knight Foundation is a national foundation with strong local roots. We invest in journalism, in the arts, and in the success of cities where brothers John S. and James L. Knight once published newspapers. Our goal is to foster informed and engaged communities, which we believe are essential for a healthy democracy.” About the Jim Moran Institute: The Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship is part of Florida State University’s College of Business and its mission is to cultivate, train and inspire entrepreneurial leaders through world-class executive education, applied training, public recognition and leading-edge research. A 1995 contribution from Jim and Jan Moran and JM Family Enterprises established the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship at the Florida State University College of Business with additional support through the years. Since 2011, further enhancements to the Jim Moran Institute and its outreach have been made possible by Jan Moran and The Jim Moran Foundation.

Call for Entries: Summer Annual Exhibit

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Apr 16, 2018

Theme=Global Warning Deliver original works for jurying=June 5, 2018, 7–9 pm OR June 6, 2018, 12–4 pm Entry fee=$15 for up to 3 works; additional $5 for up to 6 works Membership fee=$15 Juror=Brinda Pamulapati, Owner/Director of Venvi Gallery on Park Ave in Tallahassee Awards=$1500+

Call for Summer Art Camp Instructors

Job

Posted: Apr 15, 2018

LeMoyne Arts Education LeMoyne Arts Education is looking for creative, driven, and inspiring teachers for the 2018 Summer Art Camp. Applicants should email their resume/cv, images of their work, and if available images of their previous student’s work to education@lemoyne.org. should be advised that information regarding dates, times, and themes can be found on our website at www.lemoyne.org (click on the “Education & Camps” tab). All positions are seasonal, part-time. Pay is $10.50 an hour, instructors are given an individual membership to LeMoyne for the calendar year. (*This can count as a paid internship, if cleared through your administration, for students of FSU, FAMU, and TCC.*) Open Positions for LeMoyne Arts Summer Camp 2018 (6/4-8/3): Decorative Arts AM: Teaches two different classes (8:45- 10:15 & 10:30-12:00), with students ranging from 9-12 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in a variety of 2D art methods including collage, mixed media, fiber arts, printmaking, etc. Decorative Arts PM: Teaches two different classes (1:45- 3:15 & 3:30-5:00), with students ranging from 6-9 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in a variety of 2D art methods including collage, mixed media, fiber arts, printmaking, etc. 2D Arts AM: Teaches two different classes (8:45- 10:15 & 10:30-12:00), with students ranging from 9-12 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in a variety of 2D art methods with a focus on drawing and painting fundamentals/techniques. 2D Arts PM: Teaches two different classes (1:45- 3:15 & 3:30-5:00), with students ranging from 6-9 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in a variety of 2D art methods with a focus on drawing and painting fundamentals/techniques. 3-D AM: Teaches two different classes (8:45- 10:15 & 10:30-12:00), with students ranging from 6-9 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in a variety of 3D art methods including sculpture, assemblage, paper-mache, etc. 3-D PM: Teaches two different classes (1:45- 3:15 & 3:30-5:00), with students ranging from 9-12 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in a variety of 3D art methods including sculpture, assemblage, paper-mache, etc. Ceramics AM: Teaches two different classes (8:45- 10:15 & 10:30-12:00), with students ranging from 6-9 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in ceramic art methods with a focus on the fundamentals/techniques of working with clay, specific tools, and glazes. Ceramics PM: Teaches two different classes (1:45- 3:15 & 3:30-5:00), with students ranging from 9-12 years old. Ideal candidates are proficient in ceramic art methods with a focus on the fundamentals/techniques of working with clay, specific tools, and glazes. Open Positions for Teen Foundations 2018: Mixed Media: Teaches one class for five separate two week sessions (please see catalog on website for dates and session themes). Students ages 13-17, one class with no more than 10 students. Ideal candidates have an extensive knowledge and evident skill of mixed media techniques. Drawing & Painting: Teaches one class for five separate two week sessions (please see catalog on website for dates and session themes). Students ages 13-17, one class with no more than 10 students. Ideal candidates have an extensive knowledge and evident skill of various drawing and painting techniques.

Call for Summer Art Camp Assistants

Job

Posted: Apr 15, 2018

LeMoyne Art Education – Open Positions LeMoyne Art Education is looking for creative, driven, and inspiring assistants for the 2018 Summer Art Camp. Applicants should email their resume/cv to education@lemoyne.org. Please be advised that information regarding dates, times, and themes can be found on our website at www.lemoyne.org (click on the “Education & Camps” tab). All positions are seasonal, part-time. Pay is $8.50 an hour, assistants are given an individual membership to LeMoyne for the calendar year. Assistants are responsible for open/close duties each day, keeping the building clean, assisting instructors, coming up with fun crafts for free time, and sitting with them for lunch and snacks. Applicants must be good with children, friendly, and responsible. A level two background check is required tow work this position. LeMoyne will pay for half of this background check to be conducted.

Seeking Performers for Cultural Events Space

Call for Dancers ; Call for Filmmakers ; Call for Musicians/Vocalists ; Call for Vendors ; Call for Visual Artists ; Call for Writers ; For Rent or Share

Posted: Apr 12, 2018

The All Saints Culture Club is a new all-purpose performing arts, exhibition, educational, rental, and creative co-working space in the heart of historic All Saints. This industrial/commercial building has been many things to many people over the years (most recently Bread & Roses Food Coop), and for the next two years before it is renovated, we get to make it a living, breathing cultural organism with few restrictions on the possible. The Culture Club is currently accepting month-to-month memberships for creative maker use of the space from Wednesday through Sunday of every week (except special events), from noon through 10pm. Painters, illustrators, artisans of every kind, or just those needing a private space for creative focus or respite. For $82, members will receive access to the fully supported and administered space (with bathrooms, AC, and wash sink), a dedicated work space (during non-event hours), access to the outdoor private patio, option to show and sell on First Fridays, access to the weekly artists’ social hour, free admission to house shows, and promotion through our various channels. For $150, members will also receive the ability to use the space for monetized gatherings, such as art or music instruction, event hosting, or private parties. Email or call to arrange a tour.

Tour Guide

Audition/Theatre Opportunity ; Job

Posted: Apr 12, 2018

Seeking performers and actors and people with exceptional people skills. Tallahassee tour company is now hiring part-time tour guides to provide informative narrated guided tours in Tallahassee. Training will be provided. A fun way to supplement your income and to meet international travelers and visitors to our area. Qualifications: safe driver, articulate, friendly, and personable. People with flexible hours between 10am and 4pm need to apply. Contact Hours: 10am=4pm M-Sunday booking@toursintallahassee.com or text or call 850-212-2063

Collections Registrar

Job

Posted: Apr 11, 2018

Collections Registrar (30 hours per week) Our Collections & Exhibits team is seeking a Collections Registrar. The primary role of this position is to assists the Director of Collections and Exhibits, in the activities of the Collections & Exhibits department to insure the care of the collections and the presentation of professional exhibits. For more information regarding the specifics of the position, please go to www.tallahasseemuseum.org No phone calls please.

Shenandoah National Park Artist-in-Residence Progr...

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Apr 10, 2018

The Shenandoah National Park Artist-in-Residence program offers professional artists focused time to creatively explore the natural and cultural resources of this astounding landscape. It also allows artists the opportunity to share their work through educational programs and exhibits. Shenandoah’s Artist-in-Residence program is supported by a generous donation from the Shenandoah National Park Trust. Each session of the Artist-in-Residence program offers the artist three weeks of uninterrupted time to pursue their artistic discipline. It also provides the artist with furnished lodging. The selected artist is required to present several public programs during their residency and donate an original piece of art reflecting the artist’s experience. The Artist-in-Residence program is established in numerous National Park Service sites to inspire artists to create and share art that not only motivates and encourages millions of people to visit and explore, but also helps build awareness and develop stewardship of these beautiful public lands. Artists of all disciplines are encouraged to apply. Applications are available online at https://www.callforentry.org. The deadline to apply is May 4, 2018. For more information, contact the park at 540-999-3500 ext. 3181.

VSA Emerging Young Artists Program

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Apr 10, 2018

This call for art challenges artists to embrace life’s detours, to seize and explore those spontaneous forays off the beaten path. With a detour, the destination remains the same but the journey to reach it can be full of surprise and discovery. When making a shift in direction, how do you choose to navigate? Does your artwork bypass the ordinary and challenge the predictable? We’re asking artists to consider what’s possible and to celebrate the marvelous and unexpected. The VSA Emerging Young Artists Program, a Jean Kennedy Smith Arts and Disability Program, recognizes and showcases the work of emerging young artists with disabilities, ages 16-25, who are residing in the United States. Fifteen winning artists share a total of $60,000 in awards. Grand Prize is $20,000, First Prize is $10,000, Second Prize is $6,000, and the remaining Awards of Excellence are $2,000 each. Winning artwork will be exhibited in a year-long, nationally touring exhibition, and artists will attend an all-expenses-paid professional development workshop in Washington, DC. Deadline is May 31, 2018. Apply here. Learn more here.

Florida Division of Historical Resources Survey Gr...

Funding Opportunity - Organizations

Posted: Apr 10, 2018

The Division of Historical Resources provides Small Matching grants to assist with the surveying of historic and archaeological sites. The surveys must identify and evaluate cultural resources and contribute to processes and programs to protect those resources; or prepare long-range historic preservation and management plans for historic and archaeological resources (awards up to $50,000). Survey projects work closely with the Florida Master Site File. The Florida Master Site File (FMSF) is the State of Florida’s official inventory of historical, cultural resources. Categories of resources recorded at the Site File include archaeological sites, historical structures, historical cemeteries, historical bridges and historic districts. The FMSF also maintains copies of archaeological and historical survey reports and other manuscripts relevant to history and historic preservation in Florida. The FMSF currently holds information on more than 200,000 cultural resources and copies of over 22,000 manuscripts. All surveys must meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Preservation Planning and the requirements of Chapter 1A-46, Florida Administrative Code. The applicant must match the grant award amount (up to $50,0000) unless the proposed project will occur in a Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI) county or community; or the applicant is listed as a Certified Local Government; or designated as a Florida Main Street program All surveys must also meet the documentation requirements of the Florida Master Site File. A State Site Number must first be assigned to the resource by the FMSF. Then, a FMSF form must be filled out and submitted to the Site File in order to get the property into our inventory. There are five different forms used for different types of resources: Archaeology, Structure, Cemetery, Bridge, and Resource Group. Florida Master Site File staff are available to assist citizens, government agencies, and historic preservation professionals in performing searches, obtaining information from our inventory, and submitting information. The Small Matching grant application cycle opens in the spring, and applications for a survey project must be submitted online via dosgrants.com. The process for being awarded a historic preservation grant takes about a year. For further information, please contact: Timothy Knoepke Historical Preservation Grant Specialist 850-245-6393 timothy.knoepke@dos.myflorida.com Florida Master Site File 850-245-6440 sitefile@dos.myfloirida.com Yasha Rodriguez Historic Preservation Grants Supervisor 850-245-6362 yasha.rodriguez@dos.myflorida.com

Call for Artists - "Black America - Under Deconstr...

Call for Musicians/Vocalists ; Call for Visual Artists ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Apr 09, 2018

Black America – Under Deconstruction: Combining Artists’ Motives for Self-Expression with a Contemporary View on Freedom. The historic Union Bank African-American Fine Arts Gallery seeks entries for the 2018 “Black America – Under Deconstruction.” This exhibition celebrates the “News of Freedom” that relates directly to “Emancipation Day” and “Juneteenth” in the United States. “Black America – Under Deconstruction” is designed for local artists to express the concepts and ideas of freedom through their inspiration and passion to create art. Art submissions should portray freedom as it relates to all aspects of African-American life in the U.S. Artists are encouraged to reference historical events, people and places. Artworks selected will be displayed at the Union Bank African-American Fine Arts Gallery. This exhibit is intended to celebrate the power of knowledge through the freedom of expression by creative arts. Acceptable mediums: Painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, digital, printing, mixed media and performing arts are eligible. Abstract art is welcomed and encouraged. All artwork must be wired and ready for installation. All performances must be family and community friendly. Please note that submitted artwork is encouraged to be available for sale. Artists are responsible for shipping and handling. Eligibility: Artist must be 18 years or older Required Materials: Title, year created, medium, dimensions, description, instructions for installation and one (1) image of each artwork. Artists can submit a maximum of 3 artworks. Performers should upload a multimedia video of performance. The duration of the video must be no more than 30 seconds. All files cannot exceed 10 MB. Deadline: All applicants must complete the following form by April 30, 2018. Link to form: https://goo.gl/forms/xqEqbJF9r0pmePqJ3 For additional information, please email us at unionbanktallahassee@gmail.com or call Ms. Tatjana Lightbourn at (850) 599-3020.

Calling for Performing Artists and Vendors

Audition/Theatre Opportunity ; Call for Dancers ; Call for Musicians/Vocalists ; Call for Vendors ; Funding Opportunity - Individuals ; Funding Opportunity - Organizations ; Promotional Opportunity

Posted: Apr 09, 2018

EXPOSURE is the catalyst for an event bringing Tallahassee talent to the forefront, showcasing writers, models, singers and designers for a highly visual affair. An alliance with EXPOSURE will increase brand recognition and familiarity to your target market, with social media posts reaching over 5,000 local consumers. We are interested in working with you and helping your business obtain exposure. Our demographics include 84% women and 16% men from ages 18-54. 38% being women 25-34. The major cities we reach are Tallahassee FL, Cairo GA, Waycross GA, Jacksonville FL, Miami FL, and Atlanta GA. EXPOSURE is a highly visual interactive experience providing opportunity through artistic collaboration. Media Artists; sharing their ideas, their talent, and their craftsmanship, while merchant artists offer their tips on how to pull off the promotion that supports the art and business. On Saturday, May 12th at Railroad Square Art Park starting at 4PM, EXPOSURE will return for the 2nd annual fashion and open mic. We are looking to fill performance and vendor slots. We also have a great sponsorship package for businesses who are interested in collaborating.

Seeking Part-time Museum Educators

Job

Posted: Apr 06, 2018

The Museum of Florida History seeks to fill two part-time educator positions (OPS). JOB DESCRIPTION Work hours: up to 20 hrs/week as needed Salary: $12.50/hr Schedule: Various weekends as needed: Saturday 9:45 am – 4:45 pm Sunday 11:45 am – 4:45 pm Various weekdays flexible: Monday – Friday 8:45 am – 4:45 pm Various special events, outreach, and community programs as needed. Contact Morgan Szymanski (morgan.szymanski@dos.myflorida.com) or 850-245-6486 if you would like to apply. Duties: Give introductions, tours, and programs to student and adult groups Staff the Welcome Desk as needed Conduct opening and closing procedures Maintain daily visitor statistics, weekend, special event, and other requested reports Help create and implement Museum programming Help coordinate Museum volunteers Staff evening functions at the Museum of Florida History and/or Knott House Museum as needed Help in the distribution of bulk mailings, this includes flyers for programming and student packets Enforce Museum policies (such as no food or drink in the exhibits) Be familiar with education and visitor databases, including FileMakerPro scheduling DB Other office and educational duties as director by supervisor Requirements: Bachelor’s degree; preferred subjects are education, museum studies, social studies, history, anthropology, or related fields Flexible work schedule; available to work weekends on a regular basis and provide staffing for Museum of Florida History and Knott House Museum as needed Friendly and team player Willing to learn Museum of Florida History and Knott House Museum visitor service and operational procedures Experience working and interacting with people, including diverse audiences Competency in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Excel, Internet, and other technology based systems including FileMakerPro A Level 2 criminal background check is a condition of employment. If selected for this position, you must provide your fingerprints. We will send your fingerprints to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a criminal background check.

CRA Call to Arts Workshops

Community ; Funding Opportunity - Individuals ; Funding Opportunity - Organizations ; Professional Development/Workshop

Posted: Apr 03, 2018

Tallahassee is a hub of arts and culture, which is one of the area’s most cherished assets. Building upon this thriving sector of the community, the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is seeking applications for ideas that will further enhance the arts, culture and heritage in Tallahassee. $3,000,000 in Tourist Development Tax (TDT) dollars is available to fund applications that accomplish this goal. Proposals must be submitted by public entities or non-profit organizations and meet certain guidelines, which includes being located in either the Greater Frenchtown/Southside or Downtown CRA District. Details on how to apply may be found here. Attendance of one of these workshops is mandatory if you are submitting a CRA grant application. The first workshop is Friday, April 6th at 2:00PM and will be held at the B. L. Perry Library on Adams St. If you can’t be there we will cover the TDC discussion which basically just presents the requirements of 125. The second workshop will be on Thursday, May 3rd at 6:00PM at the Leroy Collins Library on Park Avenue. We will evaluate the turnout after the first and second workshops to determine if a third workshop is neccesary.

Nonprofit After Dark: Farewell Party at Happy Moto...

Other

Posted: Apr 03, 2018

Join INIE for a special Nonprofit After Dark at Happy Motoring from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM to say farewell to our Executive Director, Jessica Lowe-Minor, as we wish her well on her new career journey. This event is free and open to the community. We look forward to seeing you there! To learn more about this event, follow the link: https://bit.ly/2EghK2f

Museum of Florida History Seeking Volunteers

Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Apr 03, 2018

Be a part of your history! Become a volunteer and join the team at the Museum of Florida History. Help visitors discover the rich and fascinating history of Florida through guided tours and public interactions. If interested, join us on Saturday April 28, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Museum of Florida located on 500 South Bronough Street. Find out more about volunteer opportunities while enjoying a guided tour. For more information and to RSVP, please contact Morgan Szymanski by phone at 850.245.6486 or email at morgan.szymanski@dos.myflorida.com.

Call for Actors: Commercial Opportunity for Colleg...

Audition/Theatre Opportunity

Posted: Apr 03, 2018

Cade is looking to shoot a TV/Web advertising campaign with college-aged actors. The positions are paid and would be in production for 2 weekdays in early May. We are looking for 3 individuals, males and females of different ethnicities. We’re promoting Student Housing Solutions so anyone who lives at an SHS property is a plus, but NOT A REQUIREMENT. We are going to shoot at a few interior and exterior shots talking about how these students love their place. Those interested, please emailStacyHilton@cade1.com.

Seeking Locally Made Products, Artists & Vendo...

Call for Vendors ; Call for Visual Artists ; Call for Writers ; Community ; For Rent or Share

Posted: Apr 03, 2018

Jubilee Sunshine Uncommon Gifts is a gift shop located in the heart of Midtown, offering unique gifts & decor from local artists and vendors. By combining efforts, we are able to offer a retail atmosphere to display and sell your products and services without the overhead of opening your own gallery or store. If you are a local artist, vendor or small business looking for a new retail environment to consistently sell your items and build your business, please contact us for an appointment!

Hourly Torch Rental at Glass Blowing Studio

For Rent or Share ; For Sale or Free

Posted: Apr 02, 2018

At Magnolia Glass Studio, artists can rent space at our 8 sided table. We provide torch and tools. Glass is available for purchase. $30 for a 4 hour block. $20 if you bring your own torch and tools.

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