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February 18, 2020
Plans for former Constellation Center location will be shown at Feb. 27 meeting, BioMed says
(Cambridge Day / Marc Levy)
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December 26, 2019
Cambridge hopes to address arts crisis through collaboration
(Cambridge Chronicle / Sara Frazier )
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November 6, 2019
No creative space? Maybe you have too much? Call Community Center for the Arts either way
(Cambridge Day / Diego Marcano)
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November 1, 2019
Realtor finds use for own empty square feet: Dance space, and launch for arts community
(Cambridge Day / Marc Levy)
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December 21, 2015
“3 Nights @ 333 Tremont” – A New Year’s Fundraiser for the Boston Community Circle for the Arts
(Press Release)
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May 27, 2010
Share Our Stage 2010 - A Celebration of Music Diversity - A Benefit for Arts Education - June 18th & 19th, 2010
(Press Release / Dan Yonah Ben-Dror Marshall)
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September 2006
Brookline Community Center for the Arts
(Our Town Brookline / Janet Knudsen)
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March 16, 2006
Fun, As In Fund-Raising - A Taste of the Arts Gala
(Boston Globe Calendar / Matt Robinson)
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March 16, 2006
BCCA Hopes for New Home
(Brookline TAB / Amanda Patterson)
Coming Up - 'A Taste of the Arts'
(Brookline TAB Calendar)
Editorial - Thumbs Up
(Brookline TAB / Lesley Mahoney)
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March 10, 2006
BCCA Seeks A New Facility In Boston
(The Jewish Advocate / Susie Davidson)
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December 29, 2005
The Brookline TAB 10 (Select Dan Marshall)
(The Brookline TAB / Lesley Mahoney)
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March 13, 2005
Art Center's Struggle Nothing that $266,000 Wouldn't Cure
(Boston Sunday Globe / Patrick Gerard Healy)
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January 20, 2005
Art Center Rescued
(Brookline TAB / Rick Holland)
A Dance Center or Another Dentist Office In Coolidge Corner?
(Brookline TAB / Mike Lewitt)
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May 3, 2004
Entertainment License Update
(Dan Yonah Ben-Dror Marshall)
Last Tuesday, April 27, the BCCA was granted a temporary Entertainment license by the City of Brookline. This license that is so valuable to our continuance was granted in part because of your support letters and presence at the hearing, and we wish to thank you for the important roles you play in the BCCA arts community and the community at large.
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Our original newsletter/call for support for the April 27 Entertainment License Hearing
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March 2 , 2004
Women's Day Celebration at the BCCA
(Annette Zrihen & Dan Yonah Ben-Dror Marshall)
The idea for the Annual Women's Day event in Brookline, MA came from the fruitful mind of Brookline's own, Annette Zrihen, founder of the handy Smart Israpages , a directory she compiled of Professional and Jewish resources in the Greater Boston area.
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October 24, 2003
BCCA Newsletter
- Volume 1
Check out our new way of keeping you informed -- This newsletter
contains the details for this weekend's increadible event
lineup, from Friday, October 24th, to Sunday, October 26th!
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March 23, 2003
With music in Air, new accents on dance...
(Boston Sunday Globe / Karen Campbell)
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March 19, 2003
New community arts center
opens in Coolidge Corner
(Brookline TAB / Susie Davidson)
A Latin dance class, broadcasting from a 50-inch monitor
in the front window, was in full swing at Sunday's grand opening
of the new Brookline Community Center for the Arts at 14 Green
St. in Coolidge Corner. The entranceway was bustling as well,
with varied BCCA personnel greeting and assisting eager dance
participants, committed arts supporters, bewildered onlookers
and curious passers-by.
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October 23, 2002
Faculty Interviews
for the BCCA
(Dan's original article published in the
November/December 2002 issue of The Boston Dance Alliance Newsletter)
Having been a resident of Brookline for the past 13 years
(1992 Graduate of Brookline High School), and a dance and
martial arts instructor for the past 10 years, I have noticed
more and more how there are not enough community and culturally
inclusive offerings in the town of Brookline and its surroundings.
Our proposal is to found a community center where members
of Brookline and the surrounding towns could attend lessons
in dance, martial arts, fitness, and other recreational activities,
at affordable prices, as well as be provided with hosting
services for community events, and practice facilities for
local dance companies and the like. The city of Cambridge,
for example, has been successful in such community services.
Notably, the Dance Complex provides a full array of arts offerings
from around the world. In Brookline, the Brookline Academy
of Dance, formally Ballet, Etc., as well as the Brookline
School of Music, continue to provide great dance and music
offerings. Yet, the competition for teaching and practice
space is fierce, and the talents and rich culture of many
local arts educators remain untapped. In light of the growing
demand, creating another venue for the many talented teachers
would not only provide great job opportunities, but also expose
the community to more culture, and increase the level of integration.
There are currently very few cultural offerings that tailor
to the Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, Latin, certain sections
of the Jewish community, and other communities in Brookline
and its surrounding towns.
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