Astoria, Featured, Theater Jun 18, 2013 APAC’s End-of-Season Celebration June 26th You guys, I have some great news- We Heart Astoria, BORO, and Kaufman Astoria Studios have teamed up with APAC to throw one amazing end-of-season party! We’re big (BIG) fans (…) Share this Scoop by Mackenzi Farquer total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print You guys, I have some great news- We Heart Astoria, BORO, and Kaufman Astoria Studios have teamed up with APAC to throw one amazing end-of-season party! We’re big (BIG) fans (…) by Mackenzi Farquer Share this Scoop total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print You guys, I have some great news- We Heart Astoria, BORO, and Kaufman Astoria Studios have teamed up with APAC to throw one amazing end-of-season party! We’re big (BIG) fans of the APAC team, so let’s celebrate the end of their 12th season with free drinks, sliders, and some serious fun. The details: When: Wednesday, June 26th 5:30-8:30 Where: 5 Napkin Burger Astoria What: A $20 ticket gets you free sliders, drinks, and drinks specials plus raffles and fun photo booth action. (We even hear there’s a step and repeat!) RSVP here. (ps- help us spread the word about this great party by tweeting or sharing this post) What’s APAC: Astoria Performing Arts Center (APAC), a not-for-profit organization, was founded in 2001 with a mission to bring high quality theater to Astoria, and to support local youth and senior citizens. On its mainstage, APAC produces revivals and premieres of plays and musicals, and APAC also develops new works through readings and workshops. Its flexible theater space changes with each production. To date, APAC has received 21 New York Innovative Theatre Award nominations and 4 wins (Children of Eden & Ragtime), as well as an Off-Off Broadway Theatre Review Award for Outstanding Production of a Musical (Is There Life After High School?). I can tell you my girl friend went to see their latest production, Blood Brothers, 3 times in just 2 weeks. Their productions are that good. In addition to producing really ambitious shows, APAC offers free community programs for children and senior citizens. With only 10% of their overall budget coming from box office sales, APAC’s work depends on the generosity of grantors, friends and community members! These events are a great opportunity for people to meet other people who value arts and culture in Astoria. If this is the first you’ve heard of APAC, but want to get involved, you can get to know the APAC staff, and mix & mingle with other creative Astorians, and us- the WHA family! Twitter Facebook Email Print apacboro magazineKaufman AstoriaSlidersStep and repeat Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.