November Newsletter
Enjoy all the activities that are going on at Bisfa.
May Newsletter
May Newsletter
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April Newsletter
April Newsletter
Lots of fun things going on in the month of April. Read all about it.
April Newsletter – https://mailchi.mp/barbaraingramfoundation.org/april-newsletter
Creative Writer Sara Malott to attend National Media Journalism Conference
Creative Writer Sara Malott to attend National Media Journalism Conference
Senior Art Exhibit in Progress.
Senior Art Exhibit in Progress.
Show runs February 2-March 2
The Engine Room – 36 N. Potomac Street, Hagerstown
Hours: Thursday 11-6, Fridays 11-4:30, Saturdays 11-7
Lamp Post New Color Scheme
Lamp Post New Color Scheme
The Barbara Ingram Foundation announce the new color scheme to the Lamp Post Campaign.
A Second Holiday Spectacular Show Added
A Second Holiday Spectacular Show Added
Due to the popularity of the event a second Holiday Spectacular Show has been added: December 21, 2017 at 7pm.
Tickets on Sale Monday 10/2 at 11am. Get tickets here
Tickets to Holiday Spectacular on SALE now
Tickets to Holiday Spectacular on SALE now
A SNEAK PEEK AT OUR TABLESCAPE
A SNEAK PEEK AT OUR TABLESCAPE
PRESS RELEASE: PROFESSIONAL ARTIST CHRISTY CROWL TO BE AT BARBARA INGRAM SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS AS AN ARTIST IN RESIDENCE THIS WEEK
PRESS RELEASE: PROFESSIONAL ARTIST CHRISTY CROWL TO BE AT BARBARA INGRAM SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS AS AN ARTIST IN RESIDENCE THIS WEEK
Artist Christy Crowl will be spending the week of September 18-22 as an artist in residence at Barbara Ingram School for the Arts. Christy has collaborated with some of the biggest names and legends in music as a music director, conductor, songwriter, arranger/orchestrator, performer and singer. She has most recently been seen with the Grammy award winning MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER. Ms. Crowl will be at BISFA from Monday, September 18 until Friday September 22, 2017. She will be working with the students through master classes, performance techniques and in college and career strategy sessions to better understand the business of the arts moving into the next 20 years. Ms. Crowl resides in Malibu California, but is originally from Hagerstown, Maryland.
For more on Ms. Crowl visit her website: http://www.christycrowl.com/
Congratulations to one of our Board Members
Congratulations to one of our Board Members
Kelsi Waltemire Palmer, a digital and social media strategist at High Rock Studios, received the Rising Star Award, which honors a person aged 25 to 40 who “demonstrates a commitment to the Washington County community through volunteer service and financial support.”
Palmer serves on North Hagerstown High School’s Professional Advisory Council and is an assistant varsity softball coach for Washington County Public Schools.
A graduate of Shepherd University, she is on the boards of the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts Foundation and BraveHEART Program. She leads committees at the Hagerstown-Washington County Chamber of Commerce and volunteers for numerous local events, ranging from Washington County Gives to HEAL’s annual Color Splash.
“I was rather humbled,” she said of receiving the award. “I’m just very passionate about the organizations that I do get the opportunity to work with, and I love spending time with people and I love to be able to give back to the community that I was born and raised in.”
The foundation will contribute to the Young Philanthropist’s Fund in her honor.
Click on the link for more information about the evening. http://www.heraldmailmedia.com/news/local/community-foundation-of-washington-county-salutes-unsung-heroes/article_13d08568-a7a8-11e6-8f1a-53d0f77d5eef.html