ARTS ALIVE LONG ISLAND CELEBRATING ARTS CULTURE & COMMUNITY

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Individual Membership

Annual Individual Membership includes the following “Member Only” benefits:1. Listing as LIAA Member  with your name on two Alliance websites:  and ArtsAliveLI.org

2.   Opportunities to network and collaborate at ”Member Only” events. Two per year.

3.  Opportunity to attend the Arts Alive LI October Arts Month Launch Party.

4.  Receive one of the gifts below based on level of membership:

$25.00 – Starving Artist Member -  receive “member benefits” and a “Get Inspired” LIAA Tumbler

$50.00 -  Art Lover Member - receive  ”member benefits” and a Free 1 year subscription to Edible Long Island Magazine 

$100.00 - Art Collector Member - receive  ”member benefits” and a set of 14 Art Cards featuring 2013 Arts Alive LI Poster contest Winners

 $250.00 - Curator Member - receive  ”member benefits” and an Arts Alive Limited Edition Commemorative Poster 2012 or 2013 + a set of Art Cards

 

Thank you for being one of the “few dreamers” working to keep the arts and cultural scene alive and for your support of the Long Island Arts Alliance (LIAA).Support and join a group of committed individuals, arts organizations and arts educators determined to advance the arts on Long Island.

Your support has infused the Alliance with a renewed spirit creating these initiatives:

Arts Alive LI – The Long Island October Arts Festival, launched October 2012, is a month-long festival showcasing Long Island and its world-class arts and cultural organizations. ArtsAliveLI.org is the companion website and and your go-to calendar for arts events throughout the year!

Scholarships – recognize high school students judged to be “the best of the best” on Long Island in both academics and in the arts. LIAA has partnered with area universities to offer full scholarships to qualified honorees.

– The series works to support full-time arts teaching and supplemental arts programming in schools.  This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from New York Council on the Arts (NYSCA) in 2012 and 2013.