Lansing, Mich. (Feb. 23, 2011) - The Old Town Stomp, held Wednesday night at Perspective2, featured the presentation of the ii:V:I Community Turnaround Awards by the Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art.
ii:V:I is a chord progression that provides an underlying structure allowing musicians to improvise together. Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art (MICA) presents the ii:V:I Community Turnaround Awards to those who support creativity, the arts and community in Old Town Lansing.
The award winners are:
Collaboration Award - Elaine Kellicut, City of Lansing
Supporter Award - Ryan Lowe and Nikali Luke, Simplified Accounting & Tax Service
Print Media Award - Rina Risper - The New Citizens Press
Visual Arts Award - Theresa Rosado
Volunteer Award - Cathy Dionise
New Volunteer Award - Carrie Quisenberry
Go-To Award - Rebekah Cathey
Lights of Michigan Award - Brittney Hoszkiw
Love Award - Sam Mills
Enjoy more photos of our event.
Elden Kelly (guitarist) performs
Joan Bauer addresses the crowd, thanking volunteers for the difference they've made
Vincent Hayes, 2011 Blues Music Award nominee, performs with the Boogie Woogie Kings
Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art is a 501(c)3 federally tax-exempt nonprofit organization serving as a catalyst for quality arts programming and community development. See www.oldtownarts.org or call 517-371-4600 for more information.
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