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Join business owners, artists, local government, arts organizations, community leaders, non-profit organizations, and more at this arts and business presentation and panel discussion demonstrating the value of small businesses partnering with the arts to strengthen the economic vitality of Long Island.
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seminar & networking party
ARTS MEAN BUSINESS
THURSDAY, September 12, 3 - 7PM
Presented by East End Arts
At Suffolk Theater, 118 E. Main Street, Riverhead NY
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Innovative ways small businesses can partner with the arts
to compete in today's market using "experiential retail"
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TICKETS: $25 EEA or Riverhead Chamber Members
$30 nonmembers / $35 at the door
SPECIAL OFFER: GET TWO FREE TICKETS!
Join East End Arts' BUSINESS CIRCLE today and receive TWO FREE TICKETS - a $60 value!
ALSO: Join at the $250 level or higher and receive logo recognition on the large screen at the event!
Join at the $500 level or higher and you are welcome to display company information at the event.
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TUNE IN to WPPB 88.3 FM THIS MORNING at 9:30 AM to Bonnie Grice's Eclectic Cafe to hear what keynote speaker Michelle Isabelle-Stark and East End Arts Executive Director Pat Snyder have to say about Arts Mean Business and "Destination Downtown".
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Keynote Speaker:
Michelle Isabelle-Stark
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Keynote Speaker ● 3 - 4 pm
"Destination Downtown"
Michelle Isabelle-Stark, Director, Film & Cultural Affairs,
Suffolk County Department of Economic Development
Destination Downtown is a marketing campaign of the Suffolk County Office of Film & Cultural Affairs created to boost the county's economy by promoting its small businesses, business districts and historic downtown locations and raise awareness of Suffolk's local downtowns as a great place to do business, shop and play. In cooperation with The pARTnership Movement, an initiative of Americans for the Arts.
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Panel Discussion ● 4 - 5 pm
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Panel Moderator: Jim Cairo
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Moderator
Jim Cairo, Business banking at Citibank, President of Eastern Long Island Executives, East End Arts Board Member, bassist for Misspent Youth
Panel of Experiential Retailers
Michael Mahon, Owner of 73 Main, Riverhead lifestyle boutique
Dennis McDermott, Owner of The Riverhead Project restaurant
Ron Rothman, Owner of Rothman Department Store, Southold, NY
Ann Vandenburgh, Art Curator & co-owner of Greenport Harbor Brewing Company
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Networking Party ● 5 - 7 pm
Wine provided by Martha Clara Vineyards | Complimentary Hors D'oeuvres
Live Music by Billy Johnson Jazz Trio
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Photos from Last Year's Sold-Out Event
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At the Suffolk Theater, mid-renovation!
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Panel Discussion
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"Understanding and acknowledging the incredible economic impact of the nonprofit arts and culture industry, we must always remember their fundamental value. They foster beauty, creativity, originality, and vitality. The arts inspire us, soothe us, provoke us, involve us, and connect us. But they also create jobs and contribute to the economy."
Robert Lynch, President and CEO, Americans for the Arts
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Gallery // 133 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901 // 631-727-0900
School // 141 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901 // 631-369-2171
www.eastendarts.org
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