DC Strings and GoGo Symphony Team Up With a Performance to Celebrate STEM Program through Music
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Andrew Lee | (202) 594-9223 or info@dcstrings.org
July 15, 2019
WHO:
· Musicians of DC Strings & The GoGo Symphony
· Parents, children and STEM connected District youth
· South African Embassy exchange students cultural exchange program
WHAT: The ARTS4ALL Brunch Pop-Up will engage East of the River residents as
well as host South African Embassy exchange students who are collaborating with the Swaliga Foundation, a local-based DC non-profit supporting STEM education in community. ARTS4ALL is an initiative to engage and connect arts opportunities for communities in Ward 7 & 8 providing pop-up performances, field trip experiences, ticket giveaways, free or reduced performances, artist engagement, and activation of venues within the east of the River community. The event is open to all EOR Community members-children, youth, adults, and seniors.
WHEN: Performances all day, Sunday, July 21st, 2019 – DC Strings/GoGo Symphony performs at 2:30p today on the theater stage.
WHERE: THEARC Theater:
1901 Mississippi Ave SE, Washington, DC 20020
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For more information visit dcstrings.org or contact our team.
About DC Strings Workshop
DC Strings Workshop (DC Strings) hosts a dynamic and versatile orchestra, “DC Strings” consisting of musicians committed to bringing music to all areas of the DMV, particularly underserved communities. With a mission to celebrate and recognize the contributions of musicians, conductors, composers, women and people of color to the genre of classical music, the orchestra and various ensembles have presented over 30 concerts since the organization’s founding in 2016. Partnerships include collaborations with area music schools and other civic organizations to attract thousands of patrons in every quadrant of the city.
A Ward-8 based community non-profit organization, DC Strings Workshop takes pride in presenting meaningful and challenging orchestra works that rival the programming of large, fully professional orchestras. Our members have performed at official National Park Service events, museums, churches, schools and corporate/civic events.
