A! Magazine for the Arts Archive

Finding Your Own Terabithia

"Just close your eyes and keep your mind wide open." - character Leslie Burke in Katherine Paterson's Bridge to Terabithia

In This Issue

• Bridge to Imagination
• Terabithia Often Banned, but Still Popular Katherine Paterson's Bridge to Terabithia has won many awards, the most prestigious of which is the 1978 John Newbery Medal, given annually to the author of "the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children" published the p
• Youth Spotlight: Erin Aubrey "Music is what feelings sound like." — Erin Aubrey
• Carrico New Director of Public Relations at WKM
• ETSU Professors Receive Recognition

A! Extra

• Review: Smoke on the Mountain Audiences have been sparse for Wohlfahrt Haus' current offering of Smoke on the Mountain due more than likely to blizzards, icy roads, seasonal depression, nauseating politics, pocketbooks left gasping for air following the holid
• Early Deadlines for MARCH 2011 Print Edition Expect your February A! Magazine on Wednesday, Jan. 26. And, plan now to submit press releases and to advertise in the MARCH edition of A! Magazine.
• Theatre Bristol offers Singing Telegrams Year-Round In its continued efforts to explore new avenues of audiences and income, Theatre Bristol will offer singing telegram services beginning February 1, 2011 — just in time for Valentine's Day.
• Town of Clintwood to operate Stanley Museum

  CLINTWOOD, Va. -The Ralph Stanley Museum is closed temporarily after running short of money, but it will reopen later this year under new management.

• International Storytelling Center Files Chapter 11
• Suzanne Stryk Awarded Fellowship Suzanne Stryk of Bristol is among the recipients of the Virginia Commission for the Arts' 2010-2011 Artist Fellowships.
• Winners Annouced for Herald Courier Christmas Story Contest