by betty | Oct 15, 2019 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Opportunities, Schools Program, Uncategorized
Checking out the giant mammoth display! This summer, I visited the Maryland Historical Society. We were there to learn about their programs for schools and I really enjoyed walking around and exploring different exhibits while my supervisors talked with the Education...
by betty | Oct 7, 2019 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Opportunities, Schools Program, Uncategorized
By Charyce Burrell Left: Me outside the Maryland Science Center, Right: Dinosaurs! While at the Maryland Science Center today, I thought to myself, What if a T-Rex was way bigger than that but no one found it yet and this was just a juvenile? What if all this time,...
by betty | Sep 30, 2019 | Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Schools Program
By Charyce Burrell Did you know, that Ottmar Mergenthaler invented the Linotype Composing Machine? This machine was the first device that could easily and quickly set complete lines of type for use in printing presses. This and so much more, I learned while visiting...
by betty | Aug 13, 2019 | Arts Integration, News, Schools Program, Uncategorized
Summer is almost over for students and teachers in Baltimore City. We hope everyone is having a safe and restful summer break! We are excited to welcome our Arts Every Day Partner Schools for school year 2019-20! This year we were able to...
by betty | May 30, 2019 | Advocacy, Arts Integration, News, Schools Program
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Betty Gonzales: Arts Every Day Phone: 410-685-1172Email: betty@artseveryday.org Website URL: www.artseveryday.org Baltimore City, MD—National Endowment for the Arts acting chairman Mary Anne Carter has approved more than $80 million in...
by betty | May 28, 2019 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Opportunities, Schools Program, Theatre
High School Students from all over Maryland filled every seat within the historic bank building that houses The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. With tall coffered ceilings in gold and turquoise and a unique style of bench seating surrounding the stage that ensured...
