Thursday August 30th 6:30 – 8:30 pm FREE
Leveraging Visibility Through the Internet
This session introduces simple ways to use the Internet for exposure and information sharing. Sid Ceaser, CAN’s executive director, will explain the use of blogs and social networking tools such as MySpace and YouTube. The City Arts Nashua website will be used for easy demonstrations on how to put up shows, events or class listings, how to ticket events, and how to establish links to other websites.
This workshop can benefit any artist and is open to visual artists, musicians, theater arts, writers, as well as all related arts business within the greater Nashua area.
Thursday October 4th 6:30 – 8:30 pm FREE
Grant Writing Tips
For any art business that is non-profit or finances itself through grants, this is a workshop you won’t want to miss! Learn about how to structure a proposal, how to form a strong objective, and how to describe fiscal sustainability. Find out the various sources for arts and culture related grants. (Presenters are TBD at this time).
TO REGISTER:
To reserve space, please send information that includes your name and phone number to info@cityartsnashua.org or register at City Arts Nashua's Website. Locations will vary but all will take place close to downtown Nashua.
To register online, please go to the Business Series for the Arts Registration Page
Heidi Masek and Jen O'Callaghan meet with participants at the
June 2007 Business Series on the Arts session
City Arts Nashua is pleased to present a new series of business education workshop called “Business Series for the Arts”. The workshops, aimed at visual and theater artists, musicians, poets, and writers, are designed to make success tools available for artists who are in business for themselves and either have limited access to financial and marketing resources, or are looking for a refresher in business practices. The 2007 series topics range from publicity, to Internet marketing, to grant writing basics. All sessions are free and open to artists and arts related businesses.
The second session, Leveraging Visibility through the Internet, will take place on Thursday August 30th, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. This session introduces simple ways to use the Internet for exposure and information sharing. The City Arts Nashua website will be used for easy demonstrations on how to put up shows, events or class listings, how to ticket events, and how to establish links to other websites.
The third and final session for the 2007 season, will cover Grant Writing Tips, and will be held on Thursday, October 4th, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Artists will learn about how to structure a proposal, how to form a strong objective, and how to describe fiscal sustainability, as well as finding out the various sources for arts and culture related grants.
All workshops can benefit any artist and is open to visual artists, musicians, theater arts, writers, as well as all related arts business within the greater Nashua area. The sessions will be held at the City Arts Nashua offices at 92 Main Street in downtown Nashua, unless otherwise noted. To reserve space, artists are invited to send information that includes their name and phone number to info@cityartsnashua.org or register at www.cityartsnashua.org.
City Arts Nashua is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote Greater Nashua’s artistic and cultural community, including visual arts, theater arts, musicians, and writers, with the goal of increasing awareness and building an expanded audience. Their website, www.cityartsnashua.org, has one of the most comprehensive calendars of arts related events and information throughout Southern New Hampshire. City Arts Nashua maintains an office at 92 Main Street in Nashua, and can be reached at (603) 883-3260 or at info@cityartsnashua.org.