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North Olympic Library System (NOLS) patrons can join readers throughout U.S. Program support prioritized funding to communities that are underrepresented in major funding programs including rural areas, BIPOC, LGBTQIA+ and people with disabilities. Clallam County organizations received $81,900 in total funding as a part of the $10 million that was awarded statewide. The Community Accelerator grant program was launched in October 2022 in response to continuing declines in arts and culture support following the COVID-19 pandemic and to boost arts organizations’ ability to invest in their missions and essential roles serving communities across the state. Organizations include Olympic Theater Arts, Sequim City Band, Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, the Port Angeles Community Players, Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts, and Field Arts & Events Hall, among the 671 organizations across Washington state to receive the funding. Allen Family Foundation and administered by ArtsFund.

Six Clallam County organizations were selected to receive grant funding through the Community Accelerator program funded by the Paul G. The Port Angeles Symphony’s Chamber Orchestra will give two more concerts later this month: on May 19 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Port Angeles and on May 20 at Trinity United Methodist Church in Sequim. Its Sequim residents include oboist and horn player Nancy Reis, who will be featured in the May 6 concert flutist and piccolo player Marie Meyers violinist Kate Southard-Dean, and violist Tyrone T. Musicians come from across the region to perform in the Port Angeles Symphony.

32 in G major and Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra. The Saturday concert program also promises Mozart’s Symphony No. The cellist, now 32, will perform Dvorak’s Concerto for “Violoncello” Schwarz and the Port Angeles Symphony played this concerto together several years ago and received a enormously enthusiastic response, Pasternack said. Saturday, also at the Performing Arts Center.įor tickets and information, see or contact the Symphony office at 36 or Port Book and News in Port Angeles also is a ticket outlet. The public is also invited to the Symphony’s dress rehearsal at 10 a.m. Conductor and music director Jonathan Pasternack will give a brief pre-concert chat at 6:30 p.m. in the Port Angeles High School Performing Arts Center, 304 E. He will join the 60-member orchestra at 7:30 p.m. Cellist Julian Schwarz, who was an 18-year-old from Seattle when he first performed with the Port Angeles Symphony, is the featured artist on Saturday, May 6.

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