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What does Akron sound like? #SoundsofAkron
Last summer, hundreds of Northeast Ohioans recorded sounds from their life and submitted them to ASO via the Sounds of Akron cell phone app. Those sounds were folded into a brand new music composition by local composer Clint Needham. Come hear a musical representation of our city, our home.
And come early to experience EJ Thomas filled with representatives from the fantastic organizations, places, and events that make Akron unique! Join ASO alongside the Akron Art Museum, Akron Canton Foodbank, Akron Coffee Roasters, Akron League of Creative Interventionists, Akron Marathon, Akron Sustainer, Akron Zoo, ArtsNow, Countryside, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Dear Akron, DJ Roger Riddle, EarthQuaker Devices, GAINS Joe Ott, NEOS, PorchRokr, RubberDucks, Shannon Casey, Stan Hywet, Summit Artspace, Summit County Historical Society, The Akronist, The Nightlight, The Social Dept, Tuesday Musical, Unbox Akron, University Dance Institute, Urban Buzz, Wandering Aesthetics, and YEPAW.
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ADMISSION INFO
A (orchestra / floor level) $55.00
D (grand tier) $55.00
B (orchestra / floor level) $45.00
E (grand tier) $45.00
C (orchestra / floor level) $35.00
F (grand tier, sides) $35.00
G (grand tier, center) $35.00
Child/student – A/D $27.50
Child/Student – B/E $22.50
Child/Student – C/F/G $17.50
Valet Parking (optional )$9.00
Parking (optional) $4.00
Phone: 330.535.8131
Website: https://akronsymphony.org/concerts/sounds-of-home.675
INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*
Additional time info:
Doors open and party starts at 6:00 p.m. • Concert begins at 8:00 p.m.
LOCATION
198 Hill St., Akron, OH 44325
PARKING INFO
Various parking decks and lots are located adjacent to the Hall.
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Arts & Culture Inclusion Council Presents: Representation Matters- Photography and Ad Spend
April 4, 2024 | 12:00-1:00 p.m. | Online
In this virtual workshop, Rob Greer, Tyron Hoisten, and Elizabeth Tipton will discuss why representation matters in advertising and content creation, drawing on their recent experience participating in ArtsNow’s SEEN initiative. This panel will be moderated by a member of the Arts & Culture Inclusion Council.
Who should attend?
Nonprofit and for-profit leadership and marketing/communication professionals interested in learning about SEEN and participating in a conversation about the importance of authenticity and representation in our work.