"A Bridge to the Future" presented by Tom Horth of C&S Engineers, grades 6-12.

Presented by the Friends of Onondaga County Library

Talented teachers help your child gain confidence in drawing, painting and sculpting while the galleries at the museum provide inspiration, for children ages 4-12.

Session I:  1/19 & 1/26

Session II:  2/2 & 2/9

Talented teachers help your child gain confidence in drawing, painting and sculpting while the galleries at the museum provide inspiration, for children ages 4-12.

Session I:  1/19 & 1/26

Session II:  2/2 & 2/9

Talented teachers help your child gain confidence in drawing, painting and sculpting while the galleries at the museum provide inspiration, for children ages 4-12.

Session I:  1/19 & 1/26

Session II:  2/2 & 2/9

Talented teachers help your child gain confidence in drawing, painting and sculpting while the galleries at the museum provide inspiration, for children ages 4-12.

Session I:  1/19 & 1/26

Session II:  2/2 & 2/9

Professor James Lloyd is the third speaker in this four-part speaker series. 

A free four-part 2007-2008 meritorious science speaker series at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology (MOST), will highlight Space Sceince, thanks to a New York State Space Grant managed by Conell University.  Central New Yorkers with an interest in space - no experience with intergalactic space travel is necessary - are invited to attend.  Middle and high school student and their parents are also welcome.

3/28  Thomas Dougherty and Monica Youn
4/4  Terry Blackhawk
4/11  Martha Collins
4/18  Laure-Anne Bosselaar and Kathleen Flenniken

Professor Don Campbell is the fourth speaker in this four-part speaker series. 

A free four-part 2007-2008 meritorious science speaker series at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology (MOST), will highlight Space Sceince, thanks to a New York State Space Grant managed by Conell University.  Central New Yorkers with an interest in space - no experience with intergalactic space travel is necessary - are invited to attend.  Middle and high school student and their parents are also welcome.

Future of Music Coalition is proud to partner with the Professional Musicians of Central New York (AFM Local 78) to bring the “What’s The Future for Musicians?” seminar to Syracuse. The free event takes place at Jazz Central on Tuesday, April 29, from 1 PM to 7 PM.

Future of Music Coalition is a national non-profit that deals with issues at the intersection of music, technology, policy and law. FMC helps musicians understand these tricky issues in order to make better-informed decisions regarding their art and livelihood.

Musicians will learn about such topical issues as promotion and distribution, access to media outlets such as radio, compensation in the digital age and the importance of open internet structures. Artists from all genres — including classical, jazz, rock, folk and hip-hop — are welcome.

The seminar will be guided by a core group of presenters who have a wide range of expertise in the music, performance, technology, policy, copyright and law space. Attendees will have an opportunity to interact with peer-experts in breakout sessions and roundtable discussions. “What’s The Future for Musicians?” is part of a series of New York State music education events, which also includes presentations in Buffalo, Rochester and Albany.

Website for all NYS events:

http://www.futureofmusic.org/events/newyork08/index.cfm

RSVP at http://www.futureofmusic.org/events/newyork08/rsvp.cfm or call AFM Local 78 at 315-433-9807.

What:              What’s the Future for Musicians? seminar

When:             Tuesday, April 29, 1 PM—7 PM

Where:            Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St., Syracuse 

Admission:      Free

Details:             http://www.futureofmusic.org/events/newyork08/syracuse.cfm

Contact casey@futureofmusic.org for promotional materials, including graphics, photos and links, or visit http://www.futureofmusic.org/events/newyork08/outreach.cfm for downloadable and web-ready images.

These musician-focused educational events are supported by a grant from the New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.

About Future of Music Coalition


FMC is a national nonprofit education, research and advocacy organization that identifies, examines, interprets and translates the challenging issues at the intersection of music, law, technology and policy. FMC achieves this through continuous interaction with musicians and through collaborations with other creator/citizen groups.