Vibrnz is a digital solutions platform with event, fundraising, and content monetization tools for creative entrepreneurs, non-profits, and small businesses.
Why do events for free when you can monetize them? We are thrilled to launch our event management tools that help you create an experience for your audience at no cost to you! Details at https://t.co/bAHqNpdJgN
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Very pleased to share our new edition of Heart2Heart with Stephanie Fica, a dance teacher and professional choreographer based in Michigan. For her dance journey watch the video at https://t.co/uZvaxaSAjD
#Students#TEACHers#Dance#choreographer
When we were live on stage with prominent percussionist Jim Feist, Zach Mechlem on guitar/drums and Johnny Ruzsa on flute. What a memorable show it was! For more, watch at https://t.co/ozIkl3pz4O
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We continue to support artists in these challenging times. Checkout our upcoming Sitar concert and register at https://t.co/nRrxV2m8Rn #artists#musicians#SupportTheArts#COVID__19
“Music is the anchor that makes us connect with our inner self and the bridge that connects humanity.” “...music education allows us to be better people, to be more civically engaged, and enables connections with diverse people.”
Unlike the British theater, which just received a huge government bailout, the American theater has completely failed to make the argument that it is worth saving, our critic writes. Will anyone finally speak up? https://t.co/hW2OoQuMtK
Ruby Dee was an award-winning actress, Civil Rights activist, poet & playwright. In 1995 she received the National Medal of Arts (with her husband Ossie Davis).
Listen to her inspiring words on the human spirit here (recorded as part of the #NEABigRead): https://t.co/NilMypgKWW
Art therapy can be used as a complement to traditional mental health treatment.The aim is to manage behaviors, process feelings,reduce stress & anxiety,increase self-esteem. Creating art can help you acknowledge and recognize feelings that have been lurking in your subconscious.
Metropolitan Museum of Art curator Brinda Kumar offers a sense of what her working life is like while New York remains largely shut down: https://t.co/7oocGQDifP