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The University of Kansas | Lawrence | Arts Resources | Former Hashies
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Hashinger Hall, 2003
Lawrence Links: Arts Resources:
  • The Doc Ralston Chorale Project is organizing an alumni chorale to perform on an as-yet-to-be-set date in 2011 in honor of the 45th anniversary of Dr. Jim Ralston becoming head of the Choral Department at KU. If you sang under his direction, come join up!
  • The Lawrence Art Guild is a supportive local arts organization for nearly all media. They hold the annual Art-in-the-Park event the first Sunday each May in Lawrence, and offer other opportunites to show your work and learn from fellow artists and speakers. They meet the third Monday of each month, 6:30p.m. to 9:00p.m., in the Lawrence Public Library auditorium at 707 Vermont Street.
  • The Lawrence Photo Alliance is similar in nature to the Lawrence Art Guild, but focuses specifically on photography. The photo alliance meets on the first Tuesday of the month from 7 to 9pm at the Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire Street in downtown Lawrence.
  • The Lawrence Arts Center is a community facility offering classes in the arts. It also has two galleries, featuring different art shows throughout the year, and a theater used for both theatrical productions and concerts. The center is located at 940 New Hampshire in downtown Lawrence.
  • The Americana Music Academy A local non-profit organization with classes, weekly jam sessions, and workshops teaching traditional acoustic music.
  • The Lawrence Civic Choir is open to all members of the community, with Spring and Fall concerts. It is sometimes possible for students to get course credit for participating.
  • The Kaw Valley Shape Note Singing Association Four-part singing for everyone, from a two hundred year old tradition. Free! Usually meets the first Sunday of the month in Lawrence. If you can read regular music, you can read shape note music.
  • Arts Anonymous is a twelve step program that aims to help you manage the role of art in your life in a positive way - not eliminate it! It offers techniques to help you get past stumbling blocks in the way of doing your art - whatever your art may be - visual, performance, writing, or other. It is an international organization.
  • A book recommended at the "How to be a working artist" forum during the 2004 Spring Arts Week was How to Survive and Prosper as an Artist: Selling Yourself Without Selling Your Soul by Caroll Michels.
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This site is created and maintained by Brad Levy (www.bradlevy.com), a former Hashinger Hall resident, to foster communications between past and present residents of Hashinger Hall, and help publicize Hashinger Hall events. This site is not sponsored by or directly affiliated with the University of Kansas, although some of the events listed are.
Last revised 19 April, 2010