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Welcome to the CITA Media Page, the page where all the fun things happen.
We've produced a video, taken lots of pictures and put together many slideshows. Here is where you can gain access to all of this work by our team!
We've attended festivals, concerts, and other events. We've taken some pictures of the city of Lowell which we hope capture its attractiveness.
Our Slideshows: Show what the festivals, events or concerts are about, the different kinds of things there are and what kinds of stuff happen there:
- Places in Lowell - Here is a slideshow displaying some of the pictures we took in the city.
- All events - Here is a slideshow displaying pics from a few of the events we attended this summer (or click below for pics from individual events).
- Individual Events:
Video: A 45-minute video was put together & edited by our team (and with the help from staff at LTC). Our video titled, “What’s Art Got To Do With It”, highlights what we learned after interviewing/chatting with approximately 300 people this summer. This is our interpretation of the story. We hope that it provokes discussion among many in the City of Lowell and we hope that it provokes further change & strengthening of the arts & cultural agenda.
WUML Radio Interviews: Members of the CITA team went to the UML radio station, 91.5 FM to discuss our project.
You need Real Player to listen to the interviews (or windows media player). Click here for a free Real Player download, in case your computer cannot listen to the interviews below!
- Interview #1: LZ Nunn interviewed a few of us from the team while on the Sunrise Radio Show. In attendance: LZ Nunn, Patty Coffey, Heather Derby, Linda Doung, Marc Horne, and Joel Morel.
- Interview #2: Dan Toomey interviewed a few of us from the team while on his show, “Thinking Out Loud”. In attendance from the team: Patty Coffey, Heather Derby, Linda Doung, Andrew Morel, and Vicki Watson. Special Guest, Craig Thomas (a VISTA Volunteer) is also featured in this clip discussing his work in Lawrence, Mass.
Article from The Lowell Sun dated August 20, 2006: We wrote an article sharing what we learned from the approximately 300 people we contacted this summer!