Artists in Partnership, Inc. presents our upcoming
Calendar of Events:
All events are in partnership with, and take place at the Long Beach Public Library, 111 West Park Avenue, Long Beach New York 11561 (unless otherwise noted).
Check back for updates and schedules. All programs are subject to change. You can e-mail JohannaM at aip4arts@gmail.com.
2nd Annual “Folk-2-Funk” Festival– February 10th, 11th & 12th, 2012.
1st Annual “Hip Hop- “Keeping it Real…..Positive” Festival– April 26th & 29th, 2012
10th Annual “Cabaret” Festival– May 17th– May 20th, 2012
1st Summer Kick-Off Festival–Surf-themed Arts, Music, Dance and Outdoor Movie event– Tentative date: June 3rd
4th Annual Barrier Beach “Chicago” Blues and Arts Festival– July 5th-8th, 2012
2nd Annual Kickin’ Country on the Barrier Beach Festival– November 30th– December 2nd, 2012.
Please note that all programs are subject to change. Seating limited to (200).
Contact: Johanna Mathieson, at: barrierbeachblues@gmail.com or aip4arts@gmail.com
"This program is made possible in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts and in Nassau and Suffolk Counties in Partnership with the Huntington Arts Council
ART IN THE PLAZA
The City of Long Beach and Kennedy Plaza will be host to local artist booths every Sunday in the summer starting May 16, 2010. Similar to the current Farmers Market, the Artist Market will encourage sales of artwork from local artist vendors. Membership in one of the art organizations is required, so check out AIP membership for participation. AIP members, Scott Evers, will be coordinating the event.
Artists in Partnership is a NON-Profit organization
that is dedicated to fostering a partnership between the
arts and the community in order to:
- raise the visibility of the arts in Long Beach, New York
and the surrounding area, support current efforts and create
new avenues of collaboration, and develop venues for exhibits
and performance
- unite our artists (literary, performing, and visual) in
a unique creative network and assist in getting their talents
seen and shared with the community
- bring other segments of the population (individual patrons,
business, library, educational institutions, and governmental
agencies) into the dialogue so that all the arts can gain
support.
Site photography by Bob Shanley
AIP Logo Design by Les Schachter
AIP graciously depends on volunteers to share their talents with
the organization. A special THANK YOU to the following:
AIP past website design and maintenance in historical order - Dave
Feldman, Alison Gilbert, Francois Rojon, Scott Evers, Peter Kuperschmid