Community Partnership with Galvan Initiatives
In January, seven friends moved into new apartments at 503 Union Street, a fully renovated Second Empire-style building, built in the 1860s by a local shipping merchant. The building is two blocks from Solaris, our community hub. The friends, as well as four coworkers, were able to secure three-year leases with the Galvan Foundation for their new homes. Check the full story of our collaboration here. For Rebecca Wolfram it marks the very first time she’s had her own apartment. On Feb. 25, she helped throw the first party in the building, to celebrate her 29th birthday. “Almost everyone from the building came and some other people from outside the building came as well, like Onat and David and everyone from Allen Street,” Rebecca said. “It was a casual party – we hung out and talked and listened to music. We had soup, pizza and appetizers. Everyone was so happy. It was awesome.” Birthdays are big at Camphill Hudson, so there are sure to be many more celebrations at 503 Union as the months go by. |
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SAVE THE DATE: Forgetful Divas!
The Camphill Hudson Players’ newest production explores the theme of what it means to forget, what it means to remember, and how to stay on schedule. 'Forgetful Divas’ dives into the hilarious qualities of a group of demanding divas as they all vie for their place on stage. The production is set in a live TV studio and features a live film crew capturing the magic as it unfolds on stage and behind the scenes. This live film experience is a departure for the Camphill Hudson players and takes multimedia integration to the next level. Most importantly ‘Forgetful Divas’ explores the depth of meaning in every human life through comedy, biographical storytelling and dance (Bollywood!). This marks the Camphill Hudson Players’ fifth original theatrical piece to debut on the storied stage of Hudson Hall and we’re excited to again partner with Operation Unite to bring this production to life. |