NORWAY — Gala of Wander, Cottage Street Creative Exchange’s moving gallery of dance, music, and strategically located charcuterie cups by Kezarstone Catering, will grace the top two floors of the Art Moves Dance Studio building at 13 Cottage Street in Norway on November 6 at 6 p.m. Matt Fournier, a local favorite, will be singing and playing his guitar.
Several dance groups will be performing inside and out (weather permitting) in a variety of locations to keep everyone moving and comfortable during the two-hour event. Tickets are $25 per person. The silent auction will once again take place online at 32auctions.com. Links to that and globalocal Videodanças, created during the pandemic, will be available by sending an email to CottageStreetCreativeExchange@
USPS mailed invitations may also be requested via email.
The website and social media will be updated weekly until after the gala.
CSCE’s board of directors are Amanda Daniels, Cathy Lane, Dana Ryerson, Koley True, and artistic director Debi Irons. Our ongoing collaborators are Expansion Arts, Cosmic Creations, Casco Bay Movers, Collective Motion, and The Moving Company. CSCE’s annual fundraising event takes place on the first Saturday of each year. To know more about our events, programs and mission, contact us on the project side of artmovesdance.com or call Artistic Director Debi Irons at 207-743-5569.
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