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Here One Turns to Go Upriver
Thinking together about future Energy Pomerene Center for the Arts and researchers from The Ohio State University are working on a new theater project about Coshocton’s transition from a megawatt coal power producing community to a megawatt data center hub. The project HERE ONE TURNS TO GO UPRIVER addresses the urgent local and national issue of energy use and generation. The purpose is to explore and share who we are (as a community) NOW particular to energy generation/extraction/infrastructure knowhow. central questions WANT TO BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION? click here project background Pomerene Center civic arts work around energy began in 2021 with the Coal Transitions project CALLING HOURS — …
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Unearthly Stories
An invitation to register for family summer arts Pomerene artPARK (325 Main St.)Thursdays | 10:00 AM May 28 – July 16 register week by week below Together — with a little bit of clay, and paper, and paint, and bits of this and that mixed with the magic of imagination and invention — we’ll build an unearth-ly story. Starting point — the 124 year old sci-fi fantasy movie Trip to the Moon. No cost, thanks to generous donors. A letter before we start from teaching artist Anne Cornell — I once worked with an artist — who I’ll confess was a bit frustrated with me when he turned and said,…
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Dogwood!
OH SPRING WHERE ART THOU – the Dogwoods are blooming. Because music makes life interesting and makes your heart leap (like spring),Pomerene Center for the Arts invites you to DOGWOOD! lunch concerts, an annual event since 1985. Please find this year’s schedule below, Noon, May 4-7. Monday May 4 – Coshocton High School Jazz Band and Choir Tuesday May 5 – Ridgewood High School Jazz Band Wednesday May 6 – River View Jazz Band, Caribbean Drum and Certified Gold Ensembles Thursday May 7 – Ridgewood High School Choirs Music is one of those things that makes a human a human – and we’re all wondering about what being human means.…
