Monday, January 31, 2011

We have to cancel Right Start yet again

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 Wednesday's Right Start Class (Bookkeeping and Taxes) has been cancelled due to another snowstorm.

 

We apologize for having to cancel yet again, but if Middlesex Community College cancels evening classes, we are forced to close as well. 

 

I'm not sure if we will be able to reschedule this module.   Bookkeeping and Taxes will, however, be offered again March 16th.  Thank you for your patience and understanding.

 

Please feel free to contact us at (978)322-8402 if you have any questions.

 

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Upcoming Events in Greater Lowell, January 26

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"What I am seeking is not the real and not the unreal but rather the unconscious, the mystery of the instinctive in the human race."

- Amedeo Modigliani

Get ready for Lowell Winterfest 2011

Don't miss Lowell Winterfest on Friday, Feb. 4 and Saturday, Feb. 5! Events include live musical entertainment, the Human Dogsled Competition, a Husky Dog Demonstration, a soup competition, downtown sleigh rides, and kids activities!
More information:
www.lowellwinterfest.org

The Flip with Clara Berry, January 28

Popular local band The Flip celebrate the release of their new CD which was recorded at The Space. Hear them live at The Space along with Clara Berry, Jan. 28, 7:30pm. $5 at the door, cash bar.
More Information: www.inthespace.net and www.myspace.com/thefliponmyspace.

"American Tapestry Biennial 8" at the ATHM

The American Textile History Museum's special new exhibition features 64 tapestries created by 54 artists from 12 countries. A true reflection of the breadth of contemporary tapestry weaving, the pieces are as diverse as the artists who created them. On display through May 1.
More Information:
www.athm.org

Lowell Celebrates Printmaking, February 3

Jan Arabas
Jan Arabas

The City of Lowell celebrates printmaking in conjunction with the Boston Printmakers Biennial 2011. Opening on Thurs., Feb. 3, four galleries will demonstrate the diverse approaches taken by printmakers in producing their unique work. Opening reception Sat., Feb. 26.
More Information: www.thebrush.org

Be "Inspired" at the ALL Arts Gallery

Arts League of Lowell artists exhibit their work next to the source of their inspiration, be it an image, a poem or a found object. Exhibit runs through Feb. 27 at the new ALL Gallery at 22 Shattuck Street.
More Information: www.artsleagueoflowell.com or 978-441-ARTS (2787)

All-You-Can-Eat chocolate PLUS "Chocolat," February 12

Beat the winter blues at the Brush Art Gallery's upcoming fundraiser, Sat., Feb. 12, featuring an all-you-can-eat chocolate tasting PLUS a screening of the award-winning film Chocolat with Johnny Depp & Juliette Binoche. Tickets just $10/per person.
More Information: Click here for complete details

Taste the best desserts in the Merrimack Valley at "Sweet Indulgence," February 5

  Billy Costa

Billy Costa

Join Billy Costa from Kiss 108FM and TV Diner for "An Evening of Sweet Indulgence" at the UMASS Lowell Conference Center, 50 Warren Street, downtown Lowell. This dessert tasting event includes dancing with DB the DJ, a cash bar, and silent and live auctions.
More information: www.sweetindulgence.info

Lowell artist Eyeformation completes commissioned work in Boston

Congratulations to Lowell artist Eyeformation who recently completed a commissioned painting in Boston's Franciscan Hospital for Children. Click here to view the piece, titled "Characters and Happy Elements," which brightened the hallways of the hospital.
More information: Visit Eyeformation at
www.eyeformation.net

Winterfest Movie - "Eight Below," February 5

While enjoying the sights and sounds of Lowell's Annual Winterfest, come out of the cold and warm up with Disney's 2006 family film "Eight Below," based on the true story of a sled-dog team in the frozen wilds of Antarctica! Pollard Memorial Library, Sat. Feb. 5 at 1pm. Free admission.
More Information: www.pollardml.org

"Form, Transform: Etchings and Collagraphs" by Michal Truelsen
In "Form,Transform," Michal Truelsen looks at the way geology and humanity transform each other over time. Exhibit runs Feb. 6-Mar. 5. Artist's Reception on Feb. 26, 4-6pm. Part of Lowell Celebrates Printmaking in conjunction with the Boston Printmakers Biennial.
More Information: www.119gallery.org
On exhibit at University Gallery at UMass Lowell
Upper Lower Open Close: The Experimental Typography of Andrew Byrom, runs Jan. 24 - Feb. 18. Artist talk and reception, Jan. 26, 3-5pm. UMass Lowell McGauvran Student Center, 71 Wilder Street.
More information: www.uml.edu/Dept/Art/galleries

Family-friendly events hosted by Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust

Explore the outdoors with Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust at two great upcoming events perfect for all ages: Family Nature Walk (Feb. 24) and Maple Sugaring: From Sap to Syrup (Feb. 26). Space is limited for both events, RSVP's requested.
More information: Visit the LP&CT calendar of events

World premiere of "The Exceptionals" at MRT, February 10

Two mothers from very different backgrounds struggle with tough decisions about the futures of their uniquely gifted children in "The Exceptionals," a world premiere drama by Bob Clyman. Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Feb. 10 - Mar. 6.
More Information:
www.merrimackrep.org

An evening of "Mexican Chocolate Traditions," February 12

Indulge your sweet tooth and learn about the amazing Mexican tradition of roasting, grinding, and cooking with chocolate made from stone-ground cacao beans! Special guests: Taza Chocolate and owners of Mr. Jalapeno Restaurant, Ricardo & Maria Candiani. Lowell National Park Visitor Center, Feb. 12 at 4pm. Free admission.
More information: Click here for details

Merrimack Valley Dream Factory hosts charity, February 12

The Merrimack Valley Dream Factory hosts an Art Extravaganza featuring an Amazing Hero Art performance by Rob Surette and art auction. Tickets are $20/adults, $10/children. Special promo: mention COOL when purchasing/ordering tickets and receive $5 off the ticket price!
More information: Amy Young, 978-257-5718 or
www.dreamfactoryincmer.org

Discover Lowell's "Hidden History" in January

Lowell National Historical Park presents Lowell's Hidden History free programs every weekend in January at 2:30pm. Programs include "Farm to Factory," "Immigration Stories," "Mill Girls & Immigrants," and "Lowell: American's Early Water Laboratory."
More Information: www.nps.gov/lowe or 978-970-5000

Drawing and collage workshop, February 5 and 6

Jump-start your drawing and deepen your collage work. Work will be experimental in nature and focused on a wide use of materials. $200 course fee, including $50 registration fee. Send payments to: Kathleen Cammarata,181 Market St. #14, Lowell MA 01852. Email cammarata@me.com to reserve a space.
More Information: Kathleen Cammerata, 978-458-3788

Upcoming events at Ayer Lofts Gallery

Ayer Lofts Gallery presents: "Elusive Illumination: The Encaustic Monotype" (Feb. 12 - Mar. 5), reception for the Boston Printmakers Biennial (Feb. 26), and a demonstration of Encaustic Printmaking (Mar. 5). Ayer Lofts Gallery, 172 Middle Street, Lowell.
More information: www.ayerlofts.com

Creative Enhancement Group workshop, February 19

Jean Winslow
Jean Winslow

Explore your possibilities and honor the rich stories that make you unique. Use art, drama, visualization, and mindfulness practices to expand the scope and depth of personal creativity. Sat. Feb. 19, 9am-1pm, Merrimack Repertory Theater Rehearsal Hall, Bagshaw Mills, Warren St., Lowell. $50 per person.
More Information: Jean Winslow, jeanwinslow@msn.com

Steve O'Connor book launch party, February 20

Join writer Steve O’Connor for the launch party of his new novel “The Spy in the City of Books" on Sun. Feb. 20, 2pm. Free event, all are welcome! Athenian Corner Restaurant, 207 Market Street, Lowell.
More information: Steve O'Connor, osocon@aol.com

Calls to artists

Massachusetts Artists 2011
Contemporary Work by the Artists of Massachusetts provides an overview of work by artists who live in Massachusetts. This show, the fourth biennial organized by the Brush Gallery, will run from Mar. 20 to April 29, 2011. Deadline: Feb. 4, 4pm. Eligibility: Artists who are residents of Massachusetts may submit 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional work, including paintings, drawings, photographs, monoprints, mixed-media and sculpture. No video, crafts, or installations accepted.
Apply for Entry:
http://www.thebrush.org/massArtistsApp2011V1.html


Call for submissions for "Take Back the Night" promo flyer
Take Back the Night is an event for the men and women of our community to join together to voice our right to feel safe in our neighborhoods. The committee seeks submissions for flyer designs (8 1/2 x 11) to advertise this year's event in Lowell. Deadline is Mar. 7.
More information: Stephanie Bucholz, stephaniebu@lchealth or 978-322-8535


LCHC seeks Expressive Arts Specialist/Case Manager
Lowell Community Health Center (LCHC) Teen Coalition seeks a full-time expressive arts specialist/case manager to provide recruitment, facilitation, training, program delivery, and counseling to youth participants. Position will have a focus on services to older youth from the ages of 16-20 and requires a background or knowledge of project coordination in expressive arts and multimedia. For details, contact Linda Sou, Director - LCHC Teen Coalition, at lindaso@lchealth.org or 978-322-8521

About the COOL Cultural E-newsletter

The COOL Cultural E-newsletter is emailed every week by the Cultural Organization of Lowell (COOL) in conjunction with the Lowell Cultural Roundtable. News items for consideration may be sent to scromwell@lowellma.gov. Please limit description to no more than two lines of text and include full contact information and URL if applicable.

Deadlines: To insure your posting is in the coming week's e-blast, we must receive it by the previous Friday.

To subscribe, send an email to scromwell@lowellma.gov with the subject line, "Please subscribe to COOL e-blast."

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Links to our cultural community:

Lowell Memorial Auditorium, http://www.lowellauditorium.com/eventlistings.aspx

Merrimack Repertory Theatre, www.merrimackrep.org

The Bridge Review: Merrimack Valley Culture, http://ecommunity.uml.edu/bridge/

Website for Lowell artists, www.lowellisart.com

Art community chronicle, www.vyumagazine.com

Arts League of Lowell, www.artsleagueoflowell.org

Western Avenue Studios, www.westernavenuestudios.com

Ayer Lofts, www.Ayerlofts.com

The Brush Art Gallery and Studios, www.thebrush.org

The Image Theater, www.imagetheater.com

Whistler House Museum of Art, www.whistlerhouse.org

American Textile History Museum, www.athm.org

119 Gallery, www.119gallery.org

Lowell Folk Festival, www.lowellfolkfestival.org

Moses Greeley Parker Lectures, http://ecommunity.uml.edu/parkerlectures/parkersite.html

For a fuller listing of links see the COOL website, www.cultureiscool.org

 
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Unfortunately we have to cancel Right Start again

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Tomorrow's Right Start Class (Sales) has been cancelled due to the upcoming snowstorm.

 

We apologize for having to cancel yet again, but if Middlesex Community College cancels evening classes, we are forced to close as well.  We will be offering the Sales class this coming Monday January 31st for all that can make it.  The Sales module will be offered again March 9th.  Thank you for your patience and understanding.

 

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Monday, January 24, 2011

Seminar: "How to be Successful at Business Networking"

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The Lowell Small Business Assistance Center 's seminar:

"How to Be Successful at Business Networking" 
 
 Dear Readers,
 

Networking is crucial to any business.  Come to this seminar, being presented by Kevin Willett, to learn how to turn networking into an art. 

Kevin is the founder of Friends of Kevin, a unique networking group that brings together business, nonprofit, and artist communities.  Kevin serves on the board of the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, is Treasurer of the Dracut Library Foundation, and is CEO of KMW Consulting, a business development firm that focuses on website design and computer support and repair. 

 

Be sure and register for this event.  There is no charge.

 

Sincerely,
Terry Williams
Lowell Small Business Assistance Center


How to be Successful at Business Networking

 
 Have you ever attended a networking event and felt like it was a waste of time?  

 

Do you feel like everyone is better at networking than you are? 

Then this is the class for you!  Join Kevin Willett, founder of the Friends of Kevin, and learn how to build trust in relationships, set networking goals, start and end conversations, and develop a thirty second commercial.


 

Date: Monday, January 31st
Location: Lowell Small Business Assistance Center
88 Middle Street, Room 202, Lowell
Time: 6pm to 8pm 

You must register at
(978)322-8402 or

There is no charge for this event.

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Another upcoming seminar:
 
"Payroll and Taxes for New Business Start-ups"
 
Monday, February 7th, 6am to 8pm

 

 


Lowell Small Business Assistance Center
88 Middle Street, Room 202
Lowell, MA  01852
(978)322-8400
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Upcoming Events in Greater Lowell, January 19

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"Art is making something out of nothing and selling it."

- Frank Zappa

Cambodian Opera Fund, Grant Proposal Requests

The steering committee from 2007's Where Elephants Weep project is seeking proposals for grants between $2,000 and $5,000. Supported projects will be representative of Cambodians and managed by Cambodians.
More information:
Read the Press Release or contact LZ Nunn at lznunn@lowellma.gov.

Get ready for Lowell Winterfest 2011

Photo: Adrien Bisson
Photo: Adrien Bisson

Don't miss Lowell Winterfest on Friday, Feb. 4 and Saturday, Feb. 5! Events include live musical entertainment, the Human Dogsled Competition, a Husky Dog Demonstration, a soup competition, downtown sleigh rides, and kids activities!
More information:
www.lowellwinterfest.org

Volunteer for Lowell Winterfest's Human Dogsled Competition

Come be a part of the action! The Lowell Winterfest Volunteer Committee seeks individuals interested in being official score-keepers for Winterfest's famed event, the Human Dogsled Competition! This is a fun volunteer opportunity for friends and family to do together.
More information: Suzzanne Cromwell, 978-674-1483

Lowell Jazz Day Camp's First Anniversary, January 24

Celebrate Lowell Jazz Day Camp's first year anniversary! Meet LJDC faculty, hear this very talented versatile ensemble perform, and meet the staff of The Space studio for this festive celebration. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and cash bar.
More Information: www.inthespace.net
See locally filmed short "The Journey," January 22

Chelmsford Telemedia presents a free screening of "The Journey," a locally produced original drama by Fred Barzyk filmed in Lowell & Chelmsford. Also showing is Dan La Blanc's "Making of 'The Journey." Sat. Jan. 22, 7pm, Chelmsford Center for the Arts. Read event coverage in the Lowell Sun.
More Information: Visit Fred Barzyk at WGBH

Lowell Celebrates Printmaking, February 3

Jan Arabas
Jan Arabas

The City of Lowell celebrates printmaking in conjunction with the Boston Printmakers Biennial 2011. Opening on Thurs., Feb. 3, four galleries will demonstrate the diverse approaches taken by printmakers in producing their unique work. Opening reception: Sat., Feb. 26.
More Information: www.thebrush.org

"Inspired" at the ALL Arts Gallery

Arts League of Lowell artists exhibit their work next to the source of their inspiration, be it an image, a poem or a found object. Exhibit runs through Feb. 27 at the new ALL Gallery at 22 Shattuck Street. Artists reception on Jan. 22, 3-6pm.
More Information: www.artsleagueoflowell.com or 978-441-ARTS (2787)

Winterfest Movie - "Eight Below," February 5

While enjoying the sights and sounds of Lowell's Annual Winterfest, come out of the cold and warm up with Disney's 2006 family film "Eight Below," based on the true story of a sled-dog team in the frozen wilds of Antarctica! Pollard Memorial Library, Sat. Feb. 5 at 1pm. Free admission.
More Information: www.pollardml.org

"Form, Transform: Etchings and Collagraphs" by Michal Truelsen
In "Form,Transform," Michal Truelsen looks at the way geology and humanity transform each other over time. Exhibit runs Feb. 6-Mar. 5. Artist's Reception on Feb. 26, 4-6pm. Part of Lowell Celebrates Printmaking in conjunction with the Boston Printmakers Biennial.
More Information: www.119gallery.org

An evening of "Mexican Chocolate Traditions," February 12

Indulge your sweet tooth and learn about the amazing Mexican tradition of roasting, grinding, and cooking with chocolate made from stone-ground cacao beans! Special guests: Taza Chocolate and owners of Mr. Jalapeno Restaurant, Ricardo & Maria Candiani. Lowell National Park Visitor Center, Feb. 12 at 4pm. Free admission.
More information: Read the official press release

The Flip with Clara Berry, January 28

Popular local band The Flip celebrate the release of their new CD which was recorded at The Space. Hear them live at The Space along with Clara Berry on Jan. 28 at 7:30pm. $5 at the door, cash bar.
More Information: www.inthespace.net and www.myspace.com/thefliponmyspace.

Carole Rabe: The Color of Light, January 29

Natick, MA, artist Carole Farnsworth Rabe is exhibiting her work at the Groton Public Library through Sat., Mar. 5. Artist reception: Sat., Jan. 29, 12:30-2pm, Groton Public Library. Public warmly welcomed, refreshments will be served.
More Information: http://www.carolerabe.com/

Merrimack Valley Dream Factory hosts charity, February 12

The Merrimack Valley Dream Factory Inc., a non-profit, volunteer organization granting dreams to children ages 3-18 with critical or chronic illnesses, hosts an Art Extravaganza featuring an Amazing Hero Art performance by Rob Surette and art auction. Tickets are $20/adults, $10/children.
More information: Amy Young, 978-257-5718 or
www.dreamfactoryincmer.org

Discover Lowell's "Hidden History" in January

Lowell National Historical Park presents Lowell's Hidden History free programs every weekend in January at 2:30pm. Programs include "Farm to Factory," "Immigration Stories," "Mill Girls & Immigrants," and "Lowell: American's Early Water Laboratory."
More Information: www.nps.gov/lowe or 978-970-5000

Drawing and collage workshop, February 5 and 6

Jump-start your drawing and deepen your collage work. Work will be experimental in nature and focused on a wide use of materials. $200 course fee, including $50 registration fee. Send payments to: Kathleen Cammarata,181 Market St. #14, Lowell MA 01852. Email cammarata@me.com to reserve a space.
More Information: Kathleen Cammerata, 978-458-3788

Coming soon to Ayer Lofts Gallery

Ayer Lofts Gallery presents: "Elusive Illumination: The Encaustic Monotype" (Feb. 12 - Mar. 5), reception for the Boston Printmakers Biennial (Feb. 26, 2-4 pm), and a demonstration of Encaustic Printmaking (Sat., Mar. 5, 2:30pm). Ayer Lofts Gallery, 172 Middle Street, Lowell. Gallery hours: Thurs. & Fri. 4-7pm, Sat. & Sun. 11-4pm

Creative Enhancement Group workshop, February 19

Jean Winslow
Jean Winslow

Explore your possibilities and honor the rich stories that make you unique. Use art, drama, visualization, and mindfulness practices to expand the scope and depth of personal creativity. Sat. Feb. 19, 9am-1pm, Merrimack Repertory Theater Rehearsal Hall, Bagshaw Mills, Warren St., Lowell. $50 per person.
More Information: Jean Winslow, jeanwinslow@msn.com

Steve O'Connor book launch party, February 20

Join writer Steve O’Connor for the launch party of his new novel “The Spy in the City of Books" on Sun. Feb. 20, 2pm. Free event, all are welcome! Athenian Corner Restaurant, 207 Market Street, Lowell.
More information: Steve O'Connor, osocon@aol.com
Participate in a Lowell Women's Week public art project

Contribute to Lowell Women's Week public art and honor a strong woman, strong women, or show what gives you strength as a woman. Finished piece to be displayed at Western Avenue Studios with a reception, Mar. 5, 5pm.
More Information: Click here for full details or contact Dr. Anne Mulvey, Anne_Mulvey@uml.edu

Lisa Lampanell comes to LMA, March 25

Comedy's Lovable Queen of Mean, Lisa Lampanelli is coming to the Lowell Memorial Auditorium. Lampanelli has won accolades from Howard Stern who called her "a true original and a brilliant comedy mind who'll steal the show every time." Fri., Mar. 25, 8pm.
More Information: www.lowellauditorium.com

Calls to artists

Massachusetts Artists 2011
Contemporary Work by the Artists of Massachusetts provides an overview of work by artists who live in Massachusetts. This show, the fourth biennial organized by the Brush Gallery, will run from Mar. 20 to April 29, 2011. Deadline: Feb. 4, 4pm. Eligibility: Artists who are residents of Massachusetts may submit 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional work, including paintings, drawings, photographs, monoprints, mixed-media and sculpture. No video, crafts, or installations accepted.
Apply for Entry:
http://www.thebrush.org/massArtistsApp2011V1.html


Artist Partners Wanted for Lowell Public Schools
Lowell Public Schools is creating a database of local artists interested in working in the school system with art teachers and students. Opportunities include classroom visits and short residencies where students can have hands-on involvement in the creative process. For information on the Lowell Public Schools Visiting Artists Roster, contact Leslie MacPhail at lmacphail@lowell.k12.ma.us.

About the COOL Cultural E-newsletter

The COOL Cultural E-newsletter is emailed every week by the Cultural Organization of Lowell (COOL) in conjunction with the Lowell Cultural Roundtable. News items for consideration may be sent to scromwell@lowellma.gov. Please limit description to no more than two lines of text and include full contact information and URL if applicable.

Deadlines: To insure your posting is in the coming week's e-blast, we must receive it by the previous Friday.

To subscribe, send an email to scromwell@lowellma.gov with the subject line, "Please subscribe to COOL e-blast."

To unsubscribe, scroll down to the bottom of this e-newsletter and use the "SecureUnsubscribe" link.

If there is an upcoming event that you would like to put on the COOL calendar (www.cultureiscool.org), email LZ Nunn at LZNunn@lowellma.gov to obtain a password.


Links to our cultural community:

Lowell Memorial Auditorium, http://www.lowellauditorium.com/eventlistings.aspx

Merrimack Repertory Theatre, www.merrimackrep.org

The Bridge Review: Merrimack Valley Culture, http://ecommunity.uml.edu/bridge/

Website for Lowell artists, www.lowellisart.com

Art community chronicle, www.vyumagazine.com

Arts League of Lowell, www.artsleagueoflowell.org

Western Avenue Studios, www.westernavenuestudios.com

Ayer Lofts, www.Ayerlofts.com

The Brush Art Gallery and Studios, www.thebrush.org

The Image Theater, www.imagetheater.com

Whistler House Museum of Art, www.whistlerhouse.org

American Textile History Museum, www.athm.org

119 Gallery, www.119gallery.org

Lowell Folk Festival, www.lowellfolkfestival.org

Moses Greeley Parker Lectures, http://ecommunity.uml.edu/parkerlectures/parkersite.html

For a fuller listing of links see the COOL website, www.cultureiscool.org

 
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