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Our first Dual Membership Drive, this time supporting AARF, starts on June 1st. Join this weekend as an early bird and recieve a welcome present at any Backyard Performance!

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Join TheBLVD.Online at Heck.house for Atlanta Artist Relief Fund's Backyard Performance Series. Buy into a multi-industry Creatives' Collective for member benefits such as grant opportunities, shared financial service costs, and coming soon, included domain and website hosting for all members.

TheBLVD invests 60% of our membership dues back into the community directly, allowing you to invest in yourself AND your community.

Join during June or at any BPS event and 40% of all new annual dues will be used as an immediate donation to AARF as well as providing memberships to both organizations.

Don't want to wait? Join now and let us know you're supporting the Dual Membership Drive.

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Tickets for Atlanta Artist Relief Fund Backyard Performance Series are now on sale!

All performances will be held at the awesome Heck.house in Decatur, and we'll be partnering with them this summer for our membership drive. Join TheBLVD.Online anytime during June or at any of the Backyard Events and 40% of new membership dues will be donated to AARF.

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"Make as much noise as possible in dark times. You will be remembered when it's light again."

Nolan and Associates has a great little pamphlet on "The Cricket Theory", it's definitely worth a look as we pass through this artistic/creative 'Dark Time'.
http://www.nolenassoc.com/pdf/cricket_theory.pdf

What are you doing to keep chirping? Join our conversation about it at TheBLVD.Online

Check out this feature on TheBLVD and out Founder, TJ Carmona!

Meet Taryn “TJ” Carmona: Director, Artist, Entrepreneur – SHOUTOUT ATLANTA Local Stories Meet Taryn “TJ” Carmona: Director, Artist, Entrepreneur December 28, 2020December 19, 2020 Leave a reply We had the good fortune of connecting with Taryn “TJ” Carmona and we’ve shared our conversation below. Hi Taryn “TJ”, is your business focused on helping the community...

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Join us for TheBLVD Block Party December 28th @ 7:30pm, exclusively for BLVD members. Hosted By Elliott Folds and featuring performances by high performing creatives, we're celebrating our community and its members. You don't want to miss professional dancer and choreographer Kimmie Gee's performance!

Dancers, at their core, are storytellers. In their element, dancers become one with the music, moving through an elegant sweep of the arms, intricate rolls of the hips, a leg stretched to the moon. KiMMiE GEE, as a professional dancer, is a true muse in motion. She dances not only to entertain an audience, but she also moves, telling a story without words.

Creating a successful dance career is only one part of KiMMiE's dance life. When she is not touring with Beyonce, she is on the road with KiMMESTRY, serving as a muse to young people who need uplifting.

KiMMESTRY (chem*is*try), the study of self-esteem and the changes it undergoes through dance, is her personal project that puts her in front of young people who need to be encouraged and inspired. She is very passionate about her message to young women, daring them to dream big and reach for the moon.

Join us for TheBLVD Block Party December 28th @ 7:30pm, exclusively for BLVD members. Hosted By Elliott Folds and featuring performances by high performing creatives, we're celebrating our community and its members, including our resident funny man, Jaye Devan!

Originally from Philadelphia, Jaye's youth was shaped by a large extended family and a strict but loving mother. He recognized his ability to make people laugh by the age of 5, and after relocating to the South as a teen, used this talent to gain new friends in an unfamiliar atmosphere. He was cast in the lead role of several comedic plays in his Speech & Drama class and would earn the title of class clown in his senior year of high school.

After joining the Marine Corps, he tried his hand at standup, after being prodded onstage at a base talent show. Taking second place solidified his love for the art of standup and he was soon moonlighting with a fellow Marine, performing at mics and clubs around Southern California. After attempting to balance the transition to civilian life with comedy unsuccessfully, Jaye would step away from the stage in May 1998 but the fire would burn for years to come.

In July 2013, after 15 years and the encouragement of friends, Jaye returned to the stage to pursue his passion for standup. Armed with a bevy of life experience, he sought to provide audiences with a glimpse inside the mind of an 'everyday dude'. Possessing an unfiltered candor and straightforward approach, his comedy consists of stories about relationships/marriage, fatherhood and his observations on daily life.

We're awarding a $1000 grant to one organization and a $500 grant to an individual member. The current round ends December 23rd. This is the last chance to apply for a grant as a free member! Visit https://theblvdcommunity.com/apply today

Grants awarded at TheBLVD Block party December 28th. Join today for more member events and development opportunities, exclusively for BLVD members.

TheBLVD gives creative professionals the confidence to reach their professional goals through the power of community. Join now and take advantage of what TheBLVD has offer.

Did you know? 60% of membership dues go back into the hands of our members.

Introducing TheBLVD project mini grants, exclusively for BLVD members. Join today and apply for grants up to $1000. But hurry! The next round ends December 23rd.

Visit https://TheBLVDcommunity.com/apply for more information