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to the community of Azurat where everyone is encouraged to bring out their artist within!
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Click Here to learn how the Azurat Party got started.
You are cordially invited to our 8th annual summer music home-party on the Blue Ridge,
Saturday, July 4th, 2009
Music begins at 11:00 am
and continues into the night
This year's home-party will benefit The Piedmont Council for the Arts (PCA)
Featured on stage are the talents of an incredible group of Virginia artist friends who have volunteered their talent in support of PCA (not listed in performance order):
Adam & Invisible HanD
Bill Adams
Holly Allen
Mathew Bain
Jamie Dyer & Kendra Hamilton
Brady Earnhart
Laurence Elder
The Head Band
The Hill & Wood
Last Straw
Ian Mclelland
Molimo
Ralph Rush
RW & Sherri with James Yates
Bill Staton
Wes Swing
Forest Swope & the Free Union Band
Trees on Fire
Andy Waldeck
Jim Wray & Hod OBrien.
Contact us for details on how the day plays out or for directions: info@azurat.com
Please join us as we raise a mountain chorus to raise funds in support of PCA’s mission!
THE PIEDMONT COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS
PCA’s vision is to serve as a nexus for all things arts-related in our community...a region defined as Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Nelson, Orange counties including cities of Charlottesville, Staunton and Waynesboro.
They provide services with and for artists, arts organizations, and arts educators, and help them serve the community at large by liaising with local and state government entities.
PCA’s programs and services encourage access to and awareness of creative and cultural experiences by....
....promoting artists, arts organizations, and cultural events in the region by providing web-based resources, hosting celebratory arts events, and co-sponsoring community cultural events and projects
.... coordinating programs in partnership that educate citizens about the arts, increase access to the arts, and provide forums that address arts-related issues in our community
..... and, advocating for the arts by creating a unified voice to encourage arts support at local, state, and national levels and by drawing connections between the arts and community.
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