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The Guildhall Arts Centre is a community-centred venue that aims to offer its customers innovative, stimulating and quality arts' experiences. Housed in what was Grantham's guildhall, jail and sessions hall (see Guildhall History) the Arts Centre is part of Cultural Services provided by South Kesteven District Council (SKDC) along with Stamford Arts Centre and The Bourne Corn Exchange. Our venue is predominantly a receiving theatre where we bring in professional touring shows and also hire the venue out to professional shows. In addition, Grantham has a thriving amateur scene and several groups from the area hire the venue for their productions. We produce one show of our own a year - our annual Christmas pantomime, in association with director Douglas Gorin - which is now in its 16th year. Alongside the shows, the Arts Centre is also a hub for workshops and community activities. We offer several workshops for a range of ages (see Regular Workshops) and our rooms are in constant use by businesses, organisations and individuals for meetings, workshops, fairs, conferences and parties (see Facilities). Our Box Office is also the Tourist Information Centre for Grantham and our staff provide both box office and tourist information services.
Salem Art Works offers a range of services to artists and the community, from scholarships for educational workshops to free admission to our sculpture park to artist residencies. Your donation will help us continue many important projects, including sustaining our program of workshops and residencies for this season. Because of your generous support, our glass studio ("Glo") will be opening early this season. In order to make current donations tax deductible, we have entered into a fiscal agent relationship with CCNYS, Council of Community Services of New York State, Inc., an organization that helps not-for-profit organiztions throughout New York. Donations of cash, goods, and services are all tax deductible. Checks should be made out either to Salem Art Works, Inc. with CSSNYS, Inc on the memo line, or vice versa. We now accept PayPal donations. Thank you for your generous support.
Gallery X is a contemporary, cooperative art gallery of Visual, Performing and Literary artist members and volunteers. A non-profit, tax-exempt organization, Gallery X promotes a mission of cultural outreach through community partnerships, educational programs, and monthly exhibits. The former church building at 169 William St. has been transformed by Gallery X into two wonderful exhibition spaces: the Main Gallery upstairs is a large wide open space with high ceilings (20ft +) and two movable walls, and the Frederick Douglass Gallery located on the lower level. Each gallery space contains a stage for performances. There is a full kitchen on the lower level making the facility an ideal venue for hosting events. The building is fully handicap accessible with an access ramp, a restroom and a wheel chair lift. Gallery X collaborates with local arts and cultural organizations to promote and stimulate artistic awareness in the community. As a member and active participant of AHA! (Art, History and Architecture in the City), Gallery X provides both art and culture free to the public.
PERFORMA is a multidisciplinary non-profit arts organization dedicated to exploring the critical role of live performance in the history of twentieth century art and to encouraging new directions in performance for the twenty-first century. Part of PERFORMA's mission is to present a biennial of visual art performance in New York City that illuminates the critical role of performance in the history of art as well as its enormous significance in the international world of contemporary art. The first of its kind, the PERFORMA05 Biennial offered an exciting program of performances, exhibitions, symposia, and film screenings organized in collaboration with a consortium of leading museums, galleries, alternative spaces, and independent curators in New York. The first ever PERFORMA Biennial was an enormous critical and popular success and set a new standard for the positioning of live performance in the international contemporary art world. Over 25,000 people attended sold-out and filled-to-capacity events at more than 20 venues across the city, truly activating and animating all of New York, from Harlem down to Wall Street, during PERFORMA05's entire three-week run.
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