Montreal, Quebec. Effectively immediately, the KoSA Arts Centre is now to be known as the Crowley Arts Centre. The name change comes as a result of a decision to reflect the centre's presence as a general events and arts establishment, that is home to a variety of activities, artists, and groups corporate and private. In addition, the name change reflects the fact that the building is on Crowley Avenuein the NDG (Notre-Dame-de-Grâce) neighbourhood of Montreal's West End.
Crowley Arts Centre opened its doors in 2009 as the KoSA Arts Centre. It is owned and operated by Nick Patulli, Director of Operations. Since the opening, Mr. Patulli has been presenting and developing activities that include music, dance, theatre, and visual arts, corporate and private events, and educational seminars. Mr. Patulli recently appointed the multi-award winning Justin Time Records recording artist, jazz vocalist, educator, and professor, Jeri Brown as the centre's Program Director & Artistic Consultant. Crowley Arts Centre is also the home of the KoSA Music Academy, owned and operated by musician Aldo Mazza.
Mr. Patulli recognizes the importance of presenting and hosting a variety of cultural events and activities in addition to having a West End Montreal space that is convenient and grand for a variety of activities such as private occasions and corporate presentations. He is looking forward to welcoming his soon to be neighbours on the site that will become Montreal's “superhospital," the Glen Campus of the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) on the tract of land known as the Glen Yards, formerly of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Crowley Arts Centre is a three story structure with a 350 seat event hall with state of the art acoustics, private VIP suites, a large lobby area with bar, conference rooms, the option of furnished or non-furnished offices, managerial and technical support, air conditioning, wireless Internet connectivity, and in-house catering services.
Upcoming events at the Crowley Arts Centre
Friday May 27, 2011:
A special gala honouring Jeri Brown's appointment as Program Director & Artistic Consultant: Vocalist Jeri Brown will perform a Tribute to Duke Ellington with pianist Woody Woods. Ms. Brown will also present an adapted premiere of her new musical FATHOMS, and present a screening of her film, The Spirit Comes Through of Jongleur Productions. The evening will inaugurate the newly named Crowley Arts Centre, launch an Arts Series for 2011- 2012, introduce the Artist's Residency Program, present the Jongleur Vocal Arts Performance School, and announce the partnership of the Crowley Arts Centre and Jeri Brown with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada. Additional featured artists include: Justin Time Records recording artist Pat Lehman; Jongleur Productions artist Sabenita; Jeri Brown's Montreal ensemble JB & The Suits; CT Quintessence under the direction of Chris Tauchner; composer and pianist Simon Sloutsker; a screening of a short film by director Phil Spurrell; and a showing of works by Nicole Bilodeau, visual arts intern from Sheridan College. A portion of the profits from this event will go to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada. Doors at 19h30; Program: 20h00 Tickets: $40 (Regular); Students & Seniors $25. General Admission. (514) 656-5672.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Crowley Arts Centre presents the Concerto Della Donna + Repercussion: Tickets:$20 (Adult); $10 (Student & Seniors) Doors:19h30; Start: 20h00.
CROWLEY ARTS CENTRE 5325 Ave Crowley (Vendôme Metro) Montreal, QC. H2A 2C6 (514) 656-5672
Crowley Arts Centre opened its doors in 2009 as the KoSA Arts Centre. It is owned and operated by Nick Patulli, Director of Operations. Since the opening, Mr. Patulli has been presenting and developing activities that include music, dance, theatre, and visual arts, corporate and private events, and educational seminars. Mr. Patulli recently appointed the multi-award winning Justin Time Records recording artist, jazz vocalist, educator, and professor, Jeri Brown as the centre's Program Director & Artistic Consultant. Crowley Arts Centre is also the home of the KoSA Music Academy, owned and operated by musician Aldo Mazza.
Mr. Patulli recognizes the importance of presenting and hosting a variety of cultural events and activities in addition to having a West End Montreal space that is convenient and grand for a variety of activities such as private occasions and corporate presentations. He is looking forward to welcoming his soon to be neighbours on the site that will become Montreal's “superhospital," the Glen Campus of the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) on the tract of land known as the Glen Yards, formerly of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Crowley Arts Centre is a three story structure with a 350 seat event hall with state of the art acoustics, private VIP suites, a large lobby area with bar, conference rooms, the option of furnished or non-furnished offices, managerial and technical support, air conditioning, wireless Internet connectivity, and in-house catering services.
Upcoming events at the Crowley Arts Centre
Friday May 27, 2011:
A special gala honouring Jeri Brown's appointment as Program Director & Artistic Consultant: Vocalist Jeri Brown will perform a Tribute to Duke Ellington with pianist Woody Woods. Ms. Brown will also present an adapted premiere of her new musical FATHOMS, and present a screening of her film, The Spirit Comes Through of Jongleur Productions. The evening will inaugurate the newly named Crowley Arts Centre, launch an Arts Series for 2011- 2012, introduce the Artist's Residency Program, present the Jongleur Vocal Arts Performance School, and announce the partnership of the Crowley Arts Centre and Jeri Brown with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada. Additional featured artists include: Justin Time Records recording artist Pat Lehman; Jongleur Productions artist Sabenita; Jeri Brown's Montreal ensemble JB & The Suits; CT Quintessence under the direction of Chris Tauchner; composer and pianist Simon Sloutsker; a screening of a short film by director Phil Spurrell; and a showing of works by Nicole Bilodeau, visual arts intern from Sheridan College. A portion of the profits from this event will go to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada. Doors at 19h30; Program: 20h00 Tickets: $40 (Regular); Students & Seniors $25. General Admission. (514) 656-5672.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Crowley Arts Centre presents the Concerto Della Donna + Repercussion: Tickets:$20 (Adult); $10 (Student & Seniors) Doors:19h30; Start: 20h00.
CROWLEY ARTS CENTRE 5325 Ave Crowley (Vendôme Metro) Montreal, QC. H2A 2C6 (514) 656-5672
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