We launched 3 Dots last year with the aim of inspiring a more vibrant community by (1) promoting local arts, (2) cultivating innovative experiences and (3) offering an inclusive, welcoming community space.
As State College becomes disrupted by COVID19, we are increasingly committed to do what we can to amplify the arts and foster innovation during the challenges our community faces ahead. Here’s how we are addressing these emerging needs:
To support creatives who are impacted financially, we have partnered with State College Live to livestream regular concerts, workshops, and performances. Viewers can donate money to the artist through a virtual tip jar.
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To process the uncertainty and develop innovative solutions to the emerging needs of our town, we are hosting weekly Virtual Potluck Brainstorms. Any community members is invited to connect, share updates, and think creatively together.
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Trying to plan an event in these times is beyond challenging. Through July 31, 2020, any group can reschedule or cancel their event free of charge. Deposits have been waived as well to give groups increased flexibility and peace of mind.
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Tuesday to Saturday, 12 – 5pm
Our gallery and lounge are open to the public. Work, meet, create, study – the space is yours.
Every Tuesday, 5 – 9pm
Join after work for this weekly creative meet-up. Each week is a unique curated experience!
Every Wednesday, 7 – 10pm
Join Centre Social Dance for a weekly dance lesson followed by an open dance floor.
First Friday every month, 5 – 8pm
An open house featuring surprise performances, art and events in the heart of our downtown.
As State College becomes disrupted by COVID19, we are increasingly committed to amplify the arts and foster innovation during the challenges ahead. Here’s how we are currently responding:
To support local artists, we have partnered to stream regular concerts, workshops, and performances with a virtual tip jar.
A virtual gathering to connect, learn from others, and think creatively about how we respond together moving forward.
This project has been supported in part by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, the Federal-State Partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
