Got the Picture???
Untermyer Performing Arts Council
Presents
Got the Picture???
A free Smartphone Photography Class
10 am. Saturday July 24th 2021 at Untermyer Park
Another free class presented by the Untermyer Performing Arts Council!
The Untermyer Performing Arts Council will present Got the Picture???, a free two-hour Smartphone Photography Class at 10 am on July 24th at Untermyer Park. The class will be taught by well-known local photographer Donna Davis. Untermyer Park is located at 945 North Broadway, Yonkers.
This course is geared toward those who are new to smartphones, want to learn the basics of taking cellphone photos or are looking to improve their skills. The class also will cover sharing and uploading photos.
Ms. Davis, a well-known Yonkers based freelance photographer, works for Yonkers Rising, Yonkers City Hall and many community organizations and associations.
Course attendance is by reservation only; call 914-375-3435 to leave your name, phone number and email address. Reservations per call are limited to four people. We will return your call only if you have a seat in the class.
The Untermyer Performing Arts Council is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to bringing free entertainment to the people of Yonkers.
Our programs are admission free and open to the public.
This program, done in cooperation with Mayor Mike Spano and the Yonkers Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation, is made possible by the Ira Goldman Memorial Fund and Empire City Casino by MGM. Senator Shelley Mayer, Senator Andrea Stewart Cousins, Assemblymember Nader Sayegh and our generous supporters provide additional support for our programs.
For further information, please call the Untermyer Performing Arts Council’s Arts Line at 914-375-3435 or visit our website at www.untermyerperformingarts.org. For updates, check our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/upac1976/, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram or follow us on Twitter.
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About Untermyer Performing Arts Council, Inc.
The Untermyer Performing Arts Council (UPAC) is an all volunteer organization devoted to sponsoring musical concerts, dance performances, art exhibitions, cultural festivals and much more. These admission free performances are held at beautiful Untermyer Park, the crown jewel of the Yonkers\’ park system, which overlooks the Hudson River and Palisades. UPAC has a commitment to promote programs representative of the variety of cultures and ethnic groups represented in the City of Yonkers and Westchester County. During the summer months, the \”Untermyer on Broadway\” series of Free events highlights the diverse ethnic mux that is Westchester – Polish, Ukranian, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese cultures to name a few – with an eclectic variety of music, dance and orchestral performances, including those specifically designed for children. P.O. Box 49 Yonkers, NY 10702 (914) 375-3435
The Untermyer Performing Arts Council (UPAC) was formed in 1976 to promote the appreciation of the performing arts in Yonkers and beyond. UPAC’s mission was to foster and sponsor performing arts events at the historic Untermyer Park and other venues in Yonkers. UPAC is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization that relies on public grants and private donations. To ensure accessibility and welcome the broadest public audience, all UPAC events are free and open to everyone.
In keeping with UPAC’s “WorldFest 2014” theme, this summer’s series includes performances representing nations and regions from around the world including Italy, Latin America, Eastern Europe, and Korea…to name a few. See the full schedule online at www.untermyer.org.
In addition to its popular free summer performance series at Untermyer Park, a new program entitled “UPAC on the Road” was recently launched, with support from Arts Westchester to reach new communities and partner with a variety of neighborhoods, businesses and community organizations.
Now celebrating its 39th year, UPAC continues to grow and seek new ways to serve the residents of Yonkers and the surrounding region. The motto of the Untermyer Performing Arts Council can be summed up with three “E’s”…enlighten, educate and entertain.