Experience an unforgettable celebration of creativity and inclusion at Community Access to the Arts (CATA)‘s annual event, Kaleidoscope, taking place at Shakespeare & Company’s Tina Packer Playhouse in Lenox, MA.​ Gala Evening – Saturday, May 10 at 5pmThe Gala Evening offers an immersive experience featuring a vibrant performance by artists with…
Passion Doesn’t Pay the Rent:Berkshire/Columbia Counties Pay Equity Project AnnouncesNew Cultural Sector Surveys and September 25th Pay Equity SummitSave the Date Entry- and mid-level arts and culture workers in this region struggle to put gas in their cars, find decent housing, access basic healthcare, feed their families, and as a…
What we learned. What you can do. What we can do together. To register for this free event go to:https://mahaiwe.org/event/berkshire-columbia-counties-pay-equity-project-data-release-recommendations/ Great Barrington, Mass.—Equity includes arts and culture workers being able to support themselves and their families. Passion is not a substitute for livable wages, but it is a common tale…
Equity starts with arts and culture workers being able to support themselves and their families. Passion is not a substitute for livable wages. But it is a common tale told by nonprofit employers, and employees too, as they try to make ends meet doing what they love. A collaboration of…
by Gail M. Burns, May 2007 “O wonder!How many goodly creatures are there here!How beautious mankind is!O brave new worldThat has such people in’t!” – William Shakespeare, The Tempest, Act V, scene i While “Stars in the Ocean, Sand in the Sky” was CATA’s 12th annual gala performance in celebration…
