Business Description
Access to Art shall create a Cape May Renaissance Festival on Oct. 2nd and 3rd, 2010 featuring music, acting, Shakespeare Improv, "As You Like It," falconers, Punch & Judy and lots more. We are beginning to outfit the Court of Elizabeth lst.
We have presented a classical music festival, major dance companies, visual art, a salute to the l930's called Land of the Free and lots of opportunities to experience nt only the art but the artist. We have offered master classes in dance and music with Edward Villellla, Suki Schorer, Professor Yong Ku Ahn, Michael Ludwig, Ruth Andrien. Art shows with Sam Maitin, conversations with Bernarda Bryson Shahn, Clarence Holbrook Carter, photography shows and classes with Bill Eppridge. We held our first Renaissance Festival in 2010.
Access to Art is planning its 2012 Cape May Renaissance Festival in October.
We have already commissioned Piffaro! the Renaissance Band. We will feature Henry VIII and the European continent...and bring music, art, acting, a court, vendors, entertainment to the Cape. Join us as a vendor, performance artist.
Call us at (609) 465-3963.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 417 E. Pacific Ave.
- Postcode:
- 08210
- City:
- Cape May Court House
- State:
- New Jersey
- Zip:
- 08210
- Phone:
- 609-465-3963
- Website:
- www.accesstoart.org
- Category:
- Local Business
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