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SUMMARY:Turtle Cove Kayak Tour
DESCRIPTION:This tour will be a kayak trip to a small inlet on the Allegheny River called Turtle Cove. From the launch point\, participants will paddle along the river’s edge while listening to the water’s sounds and looking at nearby sights. The tour will then continue onto Turtle Cove itself\, where participants will notice sculptures created by the Cove’s visitors. These works have changed over time\, manipulated by weather or others\, adding to their artistic nature. Participants will consider the theme RECYCLE\, REUSE\, RENEW as they collaborate to make one new sculpture\, calmly fine-tuning the site as they search for natural and unique findings from the inlet. Before the end of the tour\, any non-recyclable trash not used for the sculptures will be picked up and brought back for disposal. \nAbout the Kayak Tour Series\nShiftworks Community + Public Arts maintains a long-standing history of hosting and organizing walking tours for the public. To further expand this programmatic offering\, Shiftworks commissioned Pittsburgh Creative Corps artists Erin Mallea and Monica Cervone McElwain to design and experiment with how tour-goers experience the region’s public realm. \nThis series of kayak tours was conceptualized by the artists and focuses on engaging audience members through artmaking\, participant observations\, listening activities\, and walking. \nAbout Monica Cervone McElwain\nMonica Cervone McElwain is a mixed-media artist\, who is constantly enticed by new materials and very experimental in her artmaking. She has recently been exploring needlepoint in her art as a textural layer that travels throughout. Colors and shapes at first look uncomplicated but then develop intricacies through the use of various layers of line\, symbols\, textures or patterns. She is an inspiring muralist and loves to create large pieces throughout the city of Pittsburgh. She is a busy momma of three\, a roller derby enthusiast and full time elementary art teacher. “I am overall a passionate human being\, I surround myself with what I love and want the world to see my art in a colorful and unique way.” \n\n\nAdditional Information\nThis is a beginner level kayak tour\, appropriate for ages 18 +. Participants will spend approximately 10 minutes kayaking at an easy pace to Turtle Cove and approximately 15 minutes to return to the marina. Please note\, kayakers should be skilled enough to launch their own kayaks and be able to get back on shore without assistance. \nAttendees are required to wear life vests (which will be provided on-site)\, must participate in a short kayak safety training\, and sign a waiver before the tour begins. Please arrive promptly at 9:00 AM to undergo the short training and prepare to launch. Tour-goers will be on the water by 9:30 AM. \nParticipants should be dressed appropriately for kayaking to\, and spending time on\, Turtle Cove. Please wear comfortable\, quick-drying/active clothing that can get wet. It is recommended to bring a dry change of clothes to enjoy the marina and food after the tour. A hat\, sunscreen\, and sunglasses are recommended. Wear walking sandals or shoes that are comfortable and able to get wet\, and are safe for walking on uneven terrain.  Be sure to check the weather conditions the morning of the tour and bring appropriate layers. \nThis tour will take place rain or shine. Please be prepared for any type of weather. If there is severe weather on the day of the tour requiring cancellation\, participants will be notified by email 2 – 4 hours before the start of the tour. \nPublic restrooms are available at the marina. \nArtist Monica Cervone McElwain will be bringing drawing paper\, pencils\, markers\, and a polaroid camera for participants to use. We ask all attendees to NOT bring their own art materials so that we can be mindful of possible waste at Turtle Cove. \nDirections and Parking Information\nTour-goers will meet at 10.7 Marina located at 314 Arch Street\, Verona\, PA 15147. Please plan to arrive promptly at 9:00 AM. There is free parking at 10.7 Marina. \nThere are no nearby stops for Pittsburgh Regional Transit. \nPhotography\, Videography\, and Other Documentation\nParticipants should be aware that photography\, videorecording\, and/or other documentation of the event by Shiftworks\, other attendees\, or the media may take place during the event. Participants will have an opportunity to indicate if they choose to opt out of being included in event documentation\, and our team will make reasonable efforts to accommodate these preferences. \nAccessibility\nThis tour is very physically engaging and requires participants to be able to enter and exit a kayak safely without significant assistance. Participants will need to be able to follow verbal and visual instruction. Due to the unique nature of the event\, our ability to provide additional accommodations is limited. Please contact the organizer if you have any questions. \nCancellation and Refunds\nIn the event of cancellation due to severe weather\, participants will be refunded to their original form of payment. All other sales are final. \nRegistration\nThere are two ticket types available for this tour: $30.00 with a kayak rental or $20.00 if bringing your own kayak. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you will make your ticket selection and complete your registration. \nRegistration\n  \n 
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/turtle-cove-kayak-tour-2/2024-07-20/
LOCATION:10.7 Marina\, 314 Arch Street\, Verona\, PA\, 15147\, United States
CATEGORIES:Artist Designed,Pittsburgh Creative Corps,Public Art Tour
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SUMMARY:Walk & Write: Manchester with Sarah Shotland
DESCRIPTION:Follow on foot Sherrie Flick and guest prose writer Sarah Shotland\, with pen in hand\, through the neighborhood of Manchester. There will be walking\, writing prompts\, an opportunity to write\, a cat cemetery\, and live readings from Sarah as we explore the theme of inside/out. \nAbout the Walk & Write Tour Series\nSince 2021\, local writer Sherrie Flick has led the popular Walk & Write Tour series for Shiftworks. The summer and fall of 2024 marks the fourth season of this successful program. Over the past three seasons\, the Walk & Write Tour series has explored Downtown Pittsburgh\, Hazelwood\, Morningside\, the North Shore\, and the South Side to name a few. \nThese hour-and-a-half tours traverse city neighborhoods and introduce tour-goers to various walking trails and footpaths. This season includes Flick working with guest writers Nancy Krygowski\, Sarah Shotland\, and Robert Yune\, each exploring a different neighborhood and theme\, such as noticing\, inside/outside\, the past isn’t the past\, and immersion. \nAs participants walk these areas\, they will have the opportunity to exercise their creative writing skills\, responding to Flick’s writing prompts at each tour stop. The writing prompts are unique to each tour route and correspond with its surroundings. Each guest writer will read their work aloud during the program. \nAbout Sarah Shotland\nSarah Shotland is the author of the novel Junkette and the nonfiction project Abolition is Everything. Her writing has been published in The Iowa Review\, Creative Nonfiction\, North American Review\, and elsewhere. She co-founded Words Without Walls\, which brought creative writing to jails and prisons from 2009-2022. She is Program Director of Madwomen in the Attic at Carlow University\, where she teaches in the creative writing program. \n  \n\nAdditional Information\nThere are no public restrooms available along the tour route. The walking route is completely flat. All writing abilities are welcome and no previous writing experience is necessary. Participants should bring paper and a writing implement\, wear good walking shoes\, and bring their curiosity to environments that may be new to them. \nThe tour will take place rain or shine. Please be prepared for any type of weather. If there is severe weather on the day of the tour requiring cancellation\, participants will be notified by email 2 – 4 hours in advance of the tour start time. \nMeeting Location\n78 Westhall Street\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15212. Participants should plan to arrive by 6:50 PM to check in with a Shiftworks staff member. The tour will begin promptly at 7:00 PM. \nParking and Transportation\nStreet parking is available within the vicinity. If taking public transportation\, there are multiple Pittsburgh Regional Transit stops within the vicinity that serve routes 17\, 16\, and 13. For more information\, please visit the Pittsburgh Regional Transit website: https://www.rideprt.org/. \nPhotography\, Videography\, and Other Documentation\nParticipants should be aware that photography\, videorecording\, and/or other documentation of the event by Shiftworks\, other attendees\, or the media may take place during the event. Participants will have an opportunity to indicate if they choose to opt out of being included in event documentation\, and our team will make reasonable efforts to accommodate these preferences. \nCancellation and Refunds\nIn the event of cancellation due to severe weather\, participants will be refunded to their original form of payment. All other sales are final. \nRegistration\nRegistration for this tour is $10 per person; advance registration is required. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you can complete your purchase. \nRegistration
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/walk-write-manchester-with-sarah-shotland/
LOCATION:78 Westhall Street\, 78 Westhall Street\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Artist Designed,Walking Tour
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SUMMARY:Turtle Cove Kayak Tour
DESCRIPTION:This tour will be a kayak trip to a small inlet on the Allegheny River called Turtle Cove. From the launch point\, participants will paddle along the river’s edge while listening to the water’s sounds and looking at nearby sights. The tour will then continue onto Turtle Cove itself\, where participants will notice sculptures created by the Cove’s visitors. These works have changed over time\, manipulated by weather or others\, adding to their artistic nature. Participants will consider the theme RECYCLE\, REUSE\, RENEW as they collaborate to make one new sculpture\, calmly fine-tuning the site as they search for natural and unique findings from the inlet. Before the end of the tour\, any non-recyclable trash not used for the sculptures will be picked up and brought back for disposal. \nAbout the Kayak Tour Series\nShiftworks Community + Public Arts maintains a long-standing history of hosting and organizing walking tours for the public. To further expand this programmatic offering\, Shiftworks commissioned Pittsburgh Creative Corps artists Erin Mallea and Monica Cervone McElwain to design and experiment with how tour-goers experience the region’s public realm. \nThis series of kayak tours was conceptualized by the artists and focuses on engaging audience members through artmaking\, participant observations\, listening activities\, and walking. \nAbout Monica Cervone McElwain\nMonica Cervone McElwain is a mixed-media artist\, who is constantly enticed by new materials and very experimental in her artmaking. She has recently been exploring needlepoint in her art as a textural layer that travels throughout. Colors and shapes at first look uncomplicated but then develop intricacies through the use of various layers of line\, symbols\, textures or patterns. She is an inspiring muralist and loves to create large pieces throughout the city of Pittsburgh. She is a busy momma of three\, a roller derby enthusiast and full time elementary art teacher. “I am overall a passionate human being\, I surround myself with what I love and want the world to see my art in a colorful and unique way.” \n\n\nAdditional Information\nThis is a beginner level kayak tour\, appropriate for ages 18 +. Participants will spend approximately 10 minutes kayaking at an easy pace to Turtle Cove and approximately 15 minutes to return to the marina. Please note\, kayakers should be skilled enough to launch their own kayaks and be able to get back on shore without assistance. \nAttendees are required to wear life vests (which will be provided on-site)\, must participate in a short kayak safety training\, and sign a waiver before the tour begins. Please arrive promptly at 9:00 AM to undergo the short training and prepare to launch. Tour-goers will be on the water by 9:30 AM. \nParticipants should be dressed appropriately for kayaking to\, and spending time on\, Turtle Cove. Please wear comfortable\, quick-drying/active clothing that can get wet. It is recommended to bring a dry change of clothes to enjoy the marina and food after the tour. A hat\, sunscreen\, and sunglasses are recommended. Wear walking sandals or shoes that are comfortable and able to get wet\, and are safe for walking on uneven terrain.  Be sure to check the weather conditions the morning of the tour and bring appropriate layers. \nThis tour will take place rain or shine. Please be prepared for any type of weather. If there is severe weather on the day of the tour requiring cancellation\, participants will be notified by email 2 – 4 hours before the start of the tour. \nPublic restrooms are available at the marina. \nArtist Monica Cervone McElwain will be bringing drawing paper\, pencils\, markers\, and a polaroid camera for participants to use. We ask all attendees to NOT bring their own art materials so that we can be mindful of possible waste at Turtle Cove. \nDirections and Parking Information\nTour-goers will meet at 10.7 Marina located at 314 Arch Street\, Verona\, PA 15147. Please plan to arrive promptly at 9:00 AM. There is free parking at 10.7 Marina. \nThere are no nearby stops for Pittsburgh Regional Transit. \nPhotography\, Videography\, and Other Documentation\nParticipants should be aware that photography\, videorecording\, and/or other documentation of the event by Shiftworks\, other attendees\, or the media may take place during the event. Participants will have an opportunity to indicate if they choose to opt out of being included in event documentation\, and our team will make reasonable efforts to accommodate these preferences. \nAccessibility\nThis tour is very physically engaging and requires participants to be able to enter and exit a kayak safely without significant assistance. Participants will need to be able to follow verbal and visual instruction. Due to the unique nature of the event\, our ability to provide additional accommodations is limited. Please contact the organizer if you have any questions. \nCancellation and Refunds\nIn the event of cancellation due to severe weather\, participants will be refunded to their original form of payment. All other sales are final. \nRegistration\nThere are two ticket types available for this tour: $30.00 with a kayak rental or $20.00 if bringing your own kayak. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you will make your ticket selection and complete your registration. \nRegistration\n  \n 
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/turtle-cove-kayak-tour-2/2024-06-22/
LOCATION:10.7 Marina\, 314 Arch Street\, Verona\, PA\, 15147\, United States
CATEGORIES:Artist Designed,Pittsburgh Creative Corps,Public Art Tour
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SUMMARY:Book Tour: Mysteries of Pittsburgh\, Michael Chabon
DESCRIPTION:Writer Michael Chabon started work on his bestselling debut novel\, The Mysteries of Pittsburgh\, as an undergraduate student at the University of Pittsburgh\, and the book’s characters travel widely around the city. Join local writers Sherrie Flick and Hattie Fletcher on this walking tour retracing some notable settings and scenes from the novel and considering how a place inspires story. Please note that Michael Chabon will not be in attendance on this tour. \nAbout the Book Tour Series\nBook Tour\, a series of literary walks designed by writers Hattie Fletcher and Sherrie Flick and commissioned by Shiftworks Community + Public Arts\, serves to explore\, reveal\, revise\, and renew perceptions of Pittsburgh and the writers and writing it has inspired. Literature\, like public art\, enriches knowledge of neighborhoods\, landmarks\, and the city’s cultural history\, shaping a person’s view of a place. \nFocusing on books by well-known authors who have become notable figures in the national literary canon\, and the work of up-and-coming contemporary writers\, we’ll experience Pittsburgh as a landscape of texts and gain fresh perspective on books and the idea of writing about place. \nAdditional Information\nThere are no public restrooms available for this tour. The walking route is easy\, and we ask participants to wear good walking shoes. Attendees are not required to bring additional items to the tour; there will be no writing on this tour. \nThe tour will take place rain or shine. Please be prepared for any type of weather. If there is severe weather on the day of the tour requiring cancellation\, participants will be notified by email 2 – 4 hours in advance of the tour start time. \nMeeting Location\nParticipants should meet in front of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh\, Oakland at the steps to the entrance. \nParking and Transportation\nPublic parking is available at the Forbes Semple Garage; street parking is also available. If taking public transportation\, there is a Pittsburgh Regional Transit stop at Forbes + Bellefield that serves routes 61A\, 61B\, 61C\, 61D\, 67\, and 69. For more information\, visit the PRT website: https://www.rideprt.org/ \nCancellation and Refunds\nIn the event of cancellation due to severe weather\, participants will be refunded to their original form of payment. All other sales are final. \nRegistration\nRegistration for this tour is $10 per person; advanced registration is required. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you can complete your purchase. \nRegistration
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/book-tours-the-mysteries-of-pittsburgh-michael-chabon/
LOCATION:Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Main\, 4400 Forbes Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15213\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walking Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240430T180000
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SUMMARY:Public Art and Communities Program Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a complimentary buffet dinner\, mingle with fellow community members\, and hear from the artists and community partners who collaborated to create works of temporary public art that responded to community identified needs. \nShiftworks Community + Public Arts and Neighborhood Allies\, along with the Borough of Millvale invite you to join us at Brew House Arts to celebrate the culmination of the Public Art and Communities program. \nKids welcome! Activities will be provided by Assemble. \nAbout the Public Art and Communities Program\nThe Public Art and Communities Program supports artists and communities in working together. From 2021 – 2023\, four artists worked in collaboration with community-based partners to develop and implement four works of temporary public art in Pittsburgh communities. These artworks addressed not only the immediate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic\, but also brought community members together around issues such as racism\, food insecurity\, social isolation\, and mental health. \nTo learn more about each of the collaborations and their resulting projects\, please visit the Public Art and Communities Program page: https://shiftworkspgh.org/our-work/civic-engagement/public-art-and-communities-program/ \nTransportation Information\nBrew House Arts can be accessed via Pittsburgh Regional Transit Bus Lines – 54\, 81\, 83\, 48. For more information and to plan your trip\, please visit the Pittsburgh Regional Transit website: https://www.rideprt.org/ \nBike racks\, as well as both paid and free street parking\, are available near the Brew House. To view a parking map of the surrounding area\, please visit the Brew House Arts website: https://brewhousearts.org/ \nIf you need assistance with transportation\, please contact us at info@shiftworkspgh.org. \nAccessibility\nTo request accessibility accommodations\, please contact Shiftworks directly at info@shiftworkspgh.org or by calling (412) 336-8182. \nRegistration\nThis event is free to attend; advanced registration is required. Please RSVP by Sunday\, April 21\, 2024 so that we can ensure a fantastic event for everyone. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you can complete your registration. \nRegistration\n 
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/public-art-and-communities-program-celebration/
LOCATION:Brew House Arts\, 711 South 21st Street\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15203\, United States
CATEGORIES:Closing Reception
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SUMMARY:Book Tour: Murmur\, Cameron Barnett
DESCRIPTION:In this walking tour inspired by local writer Cameron Barnett’s poem “Swisshelm Park\,” we’ll explore the complicated history of this neighborhood at the southeast corner of Pittsburgh. We’ll learn about how this area developed over time\, its connections to the Underground Railroad\, the press\, and the coal industry. Barnett will be an integral part of the tour\, walking with us and reading from his work\, while sharing insight into how his childhood here shaped his development as a writer. Barnett will also read new original work on this tour. \nAbout the Book Tour Series\nBook Tour\, a series of literary walks designed by writers Hattie Fletcher and Sherrie Flick and commissioned by Shiftworks Community + Public Arts\, serves to explore\, reveal\, revise\, and renew perceptions of Pittsburgh and the writers and writing it has inspired. Literature\, like public art\, enriches knowledge of neighborhoods\, landmarks\, and the city’s cultural history\, shaping a person’s view of a place. \nFocusing on books by well-known authors who have become notable figures in the national literary canon\, and the work of up-and-coming contemporary writers\, we’ll experience Pittsburgh as a landscape of texts and gain fresh perspective on books and the idea of writing about place. \nAdditional Information\nThere are no public restrooms available for this tour. The walking route is easy\, and we ask participants to wear good walking shoes. Attendees are not required to bring additional items to the tour; there will be no writing on this tour. \nThe tour will take place rain or shine. Please be prepared for any type of weather. If there is severe weather on the day of the tour requiring cancellation\, participants will be notified by email 2 – 4 hours in advance of the tour start time. \nMeeting Location\nParticipants should meet at the playground at Nightingale Way and Onondago Street in Swisshelm Park. \nParking and Transportation\nStreet parking is available within the vicinity of the meeting location. If taking public transportation\, there are several Pittsburgh Regional Transit stops along Commercial Street serving routes 71 and P71. For more information\, please visit the PRT website: https://www.rideprt.org/ \nCancellation and Refunds\nIn the event of cancellation due to severe weather\, participants will be refunded to their original form of payment. All other sales are final. \nRegistration\nRegistration for this tour is $10 per person; advanced registration is required. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you can complete your purchase. \nRegistration
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/book-tours-murmur-cameron-barnett/
LOCATION:Swisshelm Playground\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15218\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walking Tour
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SUMMARY:Winter Intensive: Performance + Public Space with Madame Christiane Dolores
DESCRIPTION:Madame Christiane Dolores\, a trailblazing cross-disciplinary Pittsburgh artist\, invites you into her immersive world where sound\, vision\, text\, and performance converge to confront societal ills. \nAs a Winter Intensive guest\, Madame Dolores will address critical questions such as: guiding organizations on inviting performance artists\, defining fair compensation\, and planning performances in public space through her work. Explore Madame Dolores’ insights on seamlessly integrating performers into diverse programs and discover her vision for the ideal performance opportunity. Take advantage of this chance to learn from a visionary artist challenging norms and reshaping cultural dialogue. \nRegistration\nRegistration is Pay What You Like ranging from $8 – $15. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you will complete your purchase. \nRegistration
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/winter-intensive-performance-public-space-with-madame-christiane-dolores/
LOCATION:Zoom Video Conference
CATEGORIES:Training for Artists,Winter Intensive
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240229T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240229T173000
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SUMMARY:Winter Intensive: Performance + Public Space with slowdanger
DESCRIPTION:Meet taylor knight and anna thompson\, co-founding artistic directors of slowdanger\, a dynamic multidisciplinary performance entity based in Pittsburgh. Since 2013\, they’ve seamlessly merged movement\, technology\, electronic instrumentation\, and vocalization to craft profound performance experiences. slowdanger has been featured in Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch” (2018) and shown at venues such as MoMA and The Kennedy Center. \nJoin their Winter Intensive session to learn about their process-based practice and the significance of performers activating public spaces. taylor and anna will share their tips and best practices for hosting and integrating performance artists\, drawing from their wealth of collaborative expertise. Don’t miss this opportunity to glean wisdom from slowdanger’s experience at the forefront of multidisciplinary performance art. \nRegistration\nRegistration is Pay What You Like ranging from $8 – $15. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you will complete your purchase. \nRegistration
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/winter-intensive-performance-public-space-with-slowdanger/
LOCATION:Zoom Video Conference
CATEGORIES:Training for Artists,Winter Intensive
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240215T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240215T173000
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SUMMARY:Winter Intensive: Performance + Public Space with Tess Dally
DESCRIPTION:Tess Dally is a Pittsburgh-based physically integrated dancer who gracefully moves with and without her wheelchair. Her profound work draws inspiration from her lived experience with disability justice\, advocating for marginalized communities\, including BIPOC\, LGBTQIA+\, mental illness\, elders\, and those affected by violence and poverty. \nWith a background spanning thirty years in clinical social work\, Dally combines her advocacy skills with the healing power of dance\, movement\, community\, and intersectional justice. As a member of Attack Theatre and the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council’s Disabled Artist Creative Cohort\, Dally is dedicated to collaborative efforts focusing on intersectionality and art. \nJoin Tess as she shares insights from her site-based performances in Alaska\, California\, and Pennsylvania\, often held outdoors due to the limitations of traditional studios. Learn about reactions and accommodations for disabled performers to foster inclusivity within the world of dance. \nRegistration\nRegistration is Pay What You Like ranging from $8 – $15. The button below will redirect you to Eventbrite where you will complete your purchase. \nRegistration
URL:https://shiftworkspgh.org/event/winter-intensive-performance-public-space-with-tess-dally/
LOCATION:Zoom Video Conference
CATEGORIES:Training for Artists,Winter Intensive
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ORGANIZER;CN="Shiftworks Community + Public Arts":MAILTO:info@shiftworkspgh.org
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