All Articles Tagged 'arts' (13)

Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts announces auditions for the Summer 2012 production of:

 

LEGALLY BLONDE

Grades:5-10

 

April 16 @5:00-7:00PM

April 18 @6:30-8:30PM

 

Howard County Arts Council--Black Box Theatre

5810 High Ridge Road Ellicott City, MD 21042

 

To sign up, call CCTA at 410-381-0700 or email Carmen@CCTArts.com

 

**Program runs from July 23-August…

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ARTS COLLEGE NIGHT is being held this Monday, October 10 from 7-9PM at Oakland Mills High School. It is an evening for students considering majoring in THEATER, DANCE, MUSIC and VISUAL ARTS at the post high school level. There will be panel discussions with admissions counselors, professors, Howard County teachers, alumni in college for their art, parents with lots of helpful information, and working artists, actors, dancers, and musicians.



Students in grades 8-11 and their parents are… Continue

A group of several hundred amateur performers descended on The Mall In Columbia tonight, entertaining mall guests by singing and dancing to Brenda Lee's Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree in an effort to spread holiday cheer.

 

Organized by Pam Land, Lead Theatre Art teacher for Howard County Public Schools and Theatre Arts Director at River Hill High School, Sally Livingston, Theatre Arts Director at Marriotts Ridge High School, and Ilana and…

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REGISTRATION OPEN FOR WINTER CLASSES AT

HOWARD COUNTY CENTER FOR THE ARTS



Registration has begun for the Howard County Arts Council’s visual and performing arts winter programs at the Howard County Center for the Arts (HCCA) in Ellicott City. The Arts Council offers classes and workshops for children, teens, and adults. Winter art educational programs begin January 25, 2011. Classes run for up to eight weeks through March 26.



Classes for children include Stuck on… Continue

Attention High School Seniors!!!



Are you planning to pursue a higher education in the Arts? The Howard County Arts Council’s 2011 Arts Scholarship Application is now available!



This year, Howard County Arts Council will award a minimum of $10,000 in scholarship funds to students entering college in the 2011-2012 academic year. Scholarships must be used for enrollment in an accredited… Continue

The Howard County Arts Council is now accepting artist applications for its annual Cultural Arts Showcase presented in…

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The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced that the Howard County Arts Council (HCAC) has been awarded a $12,000 Learning in the Arts for Children & Youth grant for its Head StART in ART program.



The Howard County Arts Council, a multi-disciplinary arts organization located in Ellicott City, is one of 254 nonprofits across the U.S. that is receiving a total of $8.3 million in grants from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Learning in the Arts for Children and Youth… Continue

Ellicott City, MD – The Howard County Arts Council is a private, non-profit organization that serves Howard County by fostering the arts, artists, and arts organizations. HCAC is accepting applications…

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Ellicott City, MD— Today, the Howard County Arts Council announces the creation of…

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HOWARD COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES

ACTOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT…

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On Saturday, April 24th, nearly 700 business and arts leaders attended the Arts Council’s 13^th Annual Celebration of the Arts in Howard County at the Jim Rouse Theatre in Columbia. This year’s annual benefit gala raised over $77,000 and an additional $80,000 in donated goods and services for the arts in…

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April 24, 2010 – The Recipients of Howard County Arts Council’s 2010 Arts Scholarship Program were announced at the Arts Council’s 13^th Annual Celebration of the

Arts in Howard County.

The following college-bound seniors received Scholarships: Leiland Charles, Dance, Oakland Mills High, Austin Nam, Instrumental…

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Tom O'Connor, former chair of the Columbia Association board of directors, joins HoCoMoJo's Dave Bittner to share his opinions on the current state of the CA board, what he believes is wrong with it, and what it would take to fix it. We discuss the threat of CA cutting off funding for the Columbia Festival of the Arts, among other programs, and what, in his estimation, the role of the CA board should be. Continue