Miramontes Music and Arts Festival, April 2-6

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From: General Student Ememo <memofrom@Colorado.EDU>
Subject: Miramontes Music and Arts Festival, April 2-6

    TO: All Students

    FROM: Cultural Events Board, Program Council, the Women's Resource Center, and the Dennis Small Cultural Center

    SENDER: umc-events@colorado.edu

    DATE: 4/1/2007

    SUBJECT: Miramontes Music and Arts Festival, April 2-6

    All CU students are invited to a weeklong series of events:

    India.Arie Live in Concert with Special Guest Raining Jane
    Thursday, April 5, 8pm, Doors at 7pm, in Macky Auditorium
    CU Student Tickets $15 at the Connection in the UMC with ID; Community Tickets
    $35 at TicketsWest.com; All Tickets $35 at the Door

    Monday, April 2nd:

    Film Screening and Discussion: Education of Shelby Knox, 7pm, Old Main

    Tuesday, April 3rd:

    What is Women's Work? Panel Discussion by Professionals in the Music and Arts
    Industry, 5-7pm, Old Main

    Women Who Break: Breakdancing Workshop with Katya Hott, 7pm, Dennis Small
    Cultural Center (UMC 457)

    Wednesday, April 4th:

    -What is Beautiful about Femininity? Interactive Community Created Mural,
    11am-2pm Fine Arts Lawn

    Songwriting Workshop with Raining Jane, 12:30-1:30pm, Dennis Small Cultural
    Center (UMC 457)

    Acting Workshop with Bethany Andrews, 5-6:30pm, Old Main

    Speak-Out with opening honoring Ofelia Miramontes by Nancy Commins, 7-10pm, Old
    Main

    Friday, April 6th:

    Spoken Word Performance and Workshop with Artist Kelly Tsai, 8pm, UMC 235

    All Week:

    Art Exhibits:
    UMC Art Gallery Gayle Crites: Who Owns Pink?, 9-6pm, Monday-Friday

    Cheryl Whitehall's -Only in Boulder-, April 2nd-May 2nd in Andrew J. Macky
    Gallery in Macky Auditorium, Free, Wednesdays from 9-4pm

    In honor of Ofelia Miramontes, this festival highlights the diversity of
    contributions from woman-identified musicians and artists. We encourage and
    support artistic expression while inviting all of the campus community to help
    create an environment that celebrates the creativity of women in the arts. The
    Miramontes Music and Arts Festival is a presented by Cultural Events Board,
    Program Council, the Women's Resource Center, and the Dennis Small Cultural
    Center.

    For additional information about the festival and Ofelia Miramontes please
    visit www.miramontesfestival.org

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