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Experience Michiana - March 23rd, 2023
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Experience Michiana is made possible in part by the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and the Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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135 E. University Dr.
Granger IN 46530https://facebook.com/Corvillainc
Corvilla.orghttps://facebook.com/TheArtyPeople1
TheArtyPeople.comCorvilla is an organization that helps enrich the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. But did you know their Granger location has an art gallery? Courtney was able to visit the gallery and find out how local artists like Samara Dulik are featured and also spend time sharing their knowledge with the Corvilla clients. There's also a coffee bar, Amish furniture and client art for sale at the Granger location, all of which goes to further the mission of Corvilla.
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- Torie KellieArt Coordinator
- JillianClient
- Samara DulikArtist/OwnerThe Arty People
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performingarts.nd.edu | 574-631-2800
https://facebook.com/debartoloperformingartscenter
Rherbst@nd.eduperformingarts.nd.edu | 574-631-2800 The DeBartolo Performing Arts Center brings a wide range of performances and films to the stage and screen, and they are all open to the public. Sean Martin and Ricky Herbst let us know what's coming in the next month.
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- Ricky HerbstCinema Program DirectorBrowning Cinema
- Sean MartinAssoc. Dir. of Programming & EngagementDeBartolo Performing Arts Center
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Studebaker National Museum
201 Chapin St,
South Bend, IN 46601Last Day to Submit
Sunday, June 25, 2023StudebakerMuseum.org
https://facebook.com/StudebakerMuseumThe History Museum 808 W Washington St, South Bend, IN 46601
https://www.historymuseumsb.org/ https://facebook.com/HistoryMuseumSB
At The History Museum in South Bend you can find a poster that was created to celebrate the first 100 years of South Bend. Right now there is a contest to design a new poster to celebrate our past and look forward to the next 100 years. It's brought to us by the Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum. And the first place poster design will win $10,000. Did they get your attention? Deadline for entries is June 25th.
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- Pat SlebonickExecutive DirectorStudebaker National Museum
- Kristie EricksonDeputy Executive DirectorThe History Museum
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- Pat SlebonickExecutive DirectorStudebaker National Museum
