Supporting ARTS & HUMANITIES in OUR Community
Cantate in performance at
St. Marks Episcopal Church Clifford
Fiddlin’ Earl White and Friends at the Amherst County Fair
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AGAR visiting artist, Maxim Tumenev in Arts Administration class at Sweet Briar College
Aaron Garber (far left) and Scott Williamson (center) with director of Memorial Museum Timișoara doing research for AGAR commissioned opera “Romania: Revolution 1989.”
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Jazz group Quintana playing at holiday party for seniors
Linda Zabloski playing Eleanor Roosevelt at Lynchburg’s Woman’s Club
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Klezmer violinist Alicia Svigals performs at VES assembly
AGAR acrylics painting teacher Charlene Ryan teaches senior painters at the CVACL Amherst-Lynchburg nutrition site
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DONATE NOW
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PAYPAL:
paypal.me/AMHERSTGLEBELIVE |
BY CHECK:
Make check payable to: Amherst Glebe Arts Response, Inc. (AGAR) Mail check to: Amherst Glebe Arts Response, Inc. (AGAR) Box 117; Clifford, VA 24533 |
Amherst Glebe Arts Response, Inc. (AGAR) Has Financially Supported:
• professional early music, world music, and classical chamber music concerts
in churches, synagogues and community centers
• Amherst Java & Jazz programs at Second Stage Amherst
• community concerts at fairs and festivals
• creation of documentaries about life and people in Amherst Schools, presented
in collaboration with museums, historical museums and schools.
• performances on wards and at bedside for patients in skilled nursing programs, painting classes for seniors
attending nutrition centers,and “poems of the month” delivered on trays for individuals receiving meals at home.
• professional musicians as guest artists in Amherst, Bedford and Lynchburg schools and colleges.
• article about famous Amherst County magician “Black Herman” printed in Lynch’s Ferry Magazine
• professional early music, world music, and classical chamber music concerts
in churches, synagogues and community centers
• Amherst Java & Jazz programs at Second Stage Amherst
• community concerts at fairs and festivals
• creation of documentaries about life and people in Amherst Schools, presented
in collaboration with museums, historical museums and schools.
• performances on wards and at bedside for patients in skilled nursing programs, painting classes for seniors
attending nutrition centers,and “poems of the month” delivered on trays for individuals receiving meals at home.
• professional musicians as guest artists in Amherst, Bedford and Lynchburg schools and colleges.
• article about famous Amherst County magician “Black Herman” printed in Lynch’s Ferry Magazine
Amherst Glebe Arts Response, Inc. was founded as a Virginia Not-for-Profit Corporation in March 2006.
The Internal Revenue Service has determined that AGAR is a tax exempt organization under
section 501 (c)(3) of the Code.
The Internal Revenue Service has determined that AGAR is a tax exempt organization under
section 501 (c)(3) of the Code.
