33 Outside

33 OUTSIDE

Friday, August 16th

7:30-9:30 PM

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

The Northampton Center for the Arts is excited to announce the return of our 33 Outside after last weeks stormy weather! 33 Outside is the vision of our board member Carlos Rec McBride, a multimedia artist, educator, and DJ. He imagined an outdoor, family-friendly, community dance party at 33 Hawley, free and open to the public, where DJs from the Peace & Rhythm collective would spin “head-nodding, feel-good, body-moving music.” These artists blend styles and genres and are responsive to the crowd, creating a joyful collaborative energy. Grab some delicious food from the Wicked Whisk Food Truck, and beer, wine, hard seltzer, and non-alcoholic drinks will also be available for purchase. See you there! We can’t wait to dance with you!

33 OUTSIDE BONUS!

Please join the Northampton Center for the Arts for the 2024 Stomping Grounds Dance Festival. Stomping Grounds features local artists creating original, movement-based performance pieces. Please join us for a festival reception on Friday, August 16, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., with gallery performances at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. and a site-specific piece at 7:00 p.m. Then head to the Courtyard to dance the night away at 33 Outside!

33 Outside is made possible by City of Northampton ARPA funds.

Stomping Grounds Dance Festival 2024

Stomping Grounds Dance Festival

Friday, August 16 at 6:00pm (Reception and site dances)

Saturday, August 17 at 2:00pm and 4:00pm

Tickets are offered on a sliding scale from $15-$30 each for the Friday evening reception (refreshments included) and single performances, or $60-$120 for a full festival pass

Tickets available here!

Stomping Grounds Dance Festival is a summer event that grew out of a series of dance performances created at the Northampton Center for the Arts as a vehicle for connecting the dance community across style, existing cohorts, geography, and experience. Stomping Grounds features local artists creating original, movement-based performance pieces. Please join us for a festival reception on Friday, August 16 from 6:00-8:00pm, with gallery performances at 6:30 and 7:30pm and a site specific piece at 7:00pm. Enjoy food and drink while mingling with artists before and after site specific performances in the gallery and lobby. On Saturday, there will be two different festival performances at 2:00pm and 4:00pm. Come to one event or all of three!

This festival features works by Lisa Leizman Dance Company, Kelly Silliman, Jayme Winell + Zazie Tobey, Samantha Grossman, Liz O’Brien, Lexi Major Jameson, Amy Dawn Kotel, Hayley White, and Michelle Marroquin + Joie Gonzalez.

33 Outside

33 OUTSIDE

Friday, JUNE 14
FriDAY, JULY 12
Friday, AUgust 9

7:30-9:30PM

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Rain or shine! If it rains, we’ll move the party indoors

The Northampton Center for the Arts is excited to announce the return of our 33 Outside summer dance parties!

33 Outside is the vision of our board member Carlos Rec McBride, a multimedia artist, educator, and DJ. He imagined an outdoor, family-friendly, community dance party at 33 Hawley, free and open to the public, where DJs from the Peace & Rhythm collective would spin, “head-nodding, feel-good, body-moving music.” These artists blend styles and genres and are responsive to the crowd, creating a joyful collaborative energy.

Vegan Pizza Land will be there selling their phenomenal pizaa with sourdough crust, homemade cashew cheese and toppings dictated by by the season.

On June 14 only, Crêpes Nanou will also be there selling sweet and savory crepes made fresh to order using seasonal ingredients from local farms.

Beer, wine, hard seltzer and non-alcoholic drinks will be also be available for purchase.

See you there! We can’t wait to dance with you!

33 Outside is made possible by City of Northampton ARPA funds.

SUMMER ARTS NIGHT OUT BONUS! Please join the Northampton Center for the Arts, A.P.E. Ltd., and Northampton Open Media indoors from 5:00-8:00pm for Arts Night Out receptions for each month’s art exhibits in the Barn Door Gallery and Split Level Gallery. Arts Night Out reception feature live music and free refreshments.

August Arts Night Out at 33 Hawley

ARTS NIGHT OUT AT 33 HAWLEY

FRIDAY, August 9th, 5:00-8:00 PM

Artist talk at 7:30

EXHIBITS:

Barn Door Gallery: Emerging Artists Showcase

(Exhibit runs Aug 3-29)

Split Level Gallery: Shadow and Light: An Expression of the Cancer Experience

(Exhibit runs Aug 3 - 28)

LIVE MUSIC by Claire

FREE!

Please join the Northampton Center for the Arts, A.P.E. Ltd., and Northampton Open Media at 33 Hawley for an opening reception with refreshments and live music during Arts Night Out on Friday, 8/9, from 5:00-8:00 pm! The Northampton Center for the Arts presents its Emerging Artists Showcase at the Barn Door Gallery. The showcase features work from Debra Hoyle, Forrest Gray, Kari Giordano, Rosetta Cohen, and Ruthie Baker. The exhibit includes a variety of art forms including oil painting, film, and photography. This showcase is a wonderful opportunity to view the artistic growth and unique styles of these talented artists.

Shadow and Light can be seen in the Split Level Gallery. Many cancer patients express their experiences with cancer in artwork and writing that’s rarely seen. Curator and artist Malaika Ross wants to change that by creating this exhibition where this work can be seen and honored for the incredible artwork and writing that it is.

 

SUMMER ANO BONUS!

Please join NCFA from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Courtyard for 33 Outside, our annual summer block party!

33 Outside is an outdoor, family-friendly, community dance party, free and open to the public, where DJs from the Peace & Rhythm collective spin “head-nodding, feel-good, body-moving music.” These artists blend styles and genres and are responsive to the crowd, creating a joyful collaborative energy!

 

All exhibits can also be seen during open hours Wednesday through Saturday, 12-7 p.m. More information about the Barn Door Gallery can be found here.

ANO at 33 Hawley is sponsored in part by Signature Sounds and River Valley Co-op.
THANK YOU!

Flowers for Funds!

Flowers for Funds!

A Paint ‘n’ Sip Fundraiser in support of NCFA’s COmmunity Fund

Friday, July 26 5:30-7:30pm

Cost: Sliding scale from $50-$500 per person (all materials included!) - PAY WHAT YOU WANT ON THE SCALE!*

ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

Since its inception in 2021, the Northampton Center for the Arts’ Community Fund has provided over $15,000 to people in our community who need financial support to access arts space and classes. But the fund is not unlimited and we must figure out ways to regenerate so we can continue this good work. So please join us for an all inclusive Paint ‘n ‘ Sip fundraiser on July 26 at 5:30 pm. In this workshop, you'll create your own painting of flowers with acrylics on canvas! Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming environment where you can explore color harmonies and connect with a welcoming community. Alcoholic and NA drinks, snacks, and art materials are provided, so just bring your creativity. No prior experience needed—just sip, paint, have fun, and go home with a piece of art painted by your very own creative hands!  

The Community Fund was created for people in the local community who need financial support to access the spaces and programs offered by the Center. Community members may apply for subsidized space rental rates for non-revenue generating rentals, and tuition for programs being offered by the Center. Examples of past Community Fund support include scholarships for kids to attend our ArtPlay vacation arts program, rental support for a mother artist festival, and subsidized tuition support for a variety of arts classes for adults.

To register, email programs@nohoarts.org (preferred) or call the Center at 413-584-7327. Please include your name, address, and telephone contact. Community Fund donations are payable in advance by Paypal here, or by check to “NCFA” and mailed to the Northampton Center for the Arts, PO Box 366, Northampton MA 01061.

* Paying more on the sliding scale helps support our ongoing commitment to accessibility through the Community Fund and sliding scale models. Thank you in advance for your generosity!

About the Instructor: For the past 20 years, Natania Hume has been a passionate art /painting teacher at a local independent school, inspiring high school students with her belief in the power of creativity and a mission to make artistic expression available to all. In addition to her teaching, Natania is an accomplished potter, having created the Slow Studio line of pottery. Her love for both painting and pottery reflects her commitment to exploring and sharing diverse artistic mediums. Raised in the Pioneer Valley, she has long been an active member of the valley's artistic community, and currently serves on the board of directors for NCFA. Natania lives in Easthampton, MA with her family. 

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSOR, CHARTPAK!

Lisa Leizman Dance Company in Concert

33 - A dance concert and dinner reception

celebrating 33 years of the Lisa Leizman Dance Company

Saturday, July 13 at 7:00pm

Tickets: $15-$33 sliding scale, Available here!

Guess what? It’s the 33rd anniversary of the Lisa Leizman Dance Company! Please join us on Saturday, July 13 at 7:00pm for a celebratory concert in the beautiful, fully-renovated Northampton Center for the Arts at 33 Hawley Street! Of course, the company wholly intended to throw a festive shindig three years ago in 2021— three decades of dancing together being a nice, round number— but… well… we all know how that turned out. Now, the dance group, a resident company of the Northampton Center for the Arts, digs into its repertory to perform Hymn to the Aten from the opera Akhnaten with music by Philip Glass and text from the ancient Hymn to the Sun. The concert includes a performance of After Smithson, with music by company composer-in-residence Andrea Kwapien as well as Evening Song, with music by Philip Glass from the opera Satyagraha. The program will also feature three solo works: the amen of calm waters with music by Ludovico Enauldi, some bird, perhaps with music by Arvo Part and footfalls echo in the memory, a new work with music by Andrea Kwapien.

Come celebrate 33 years with the Lisa Leizman Dance Company, and stay for a dinner reception following the performance!

Polyjamerous

Polyjamerous

Friday, July 12 from 8 to 10 PM

General admission: $20 at Polyjamerous

A concert celebrating many different genres of music thriving in MA today. All ticket proceeds go directly to the performers. All ages event. Come join us for an epic night of music, dancing, clowning, and puppets!

Bands:

  • Nora Borealis a versatile vocalist, violinist, and songwriter.

  • Matthew Thornton Trio a modern singer-songwriter with a keyboard, synth, and cello.

  • Mosquinha emotive grunge with relatable topics.

  • Moose Knuckle a 4-piece street punk band from Boston.

Performers:

  • Z The Clown!

  • Boogie Bones

July Arts Night Out at 33 Hawley

ARTS NIGHT OUT AT 33 HAWLEY

FRIDAY, July 12th, 5:00-8:00 PM

Artist talk at 7:30 with Eli Liebman & Lynsey Robertson

EXHIBITS:

Barn Door Gallery: Hold me close, I’m re-membering how it goes

(Exhibit runs July 5-31)

Split Level Gallery: Worldly ConsiderationsUnusual Reflections Paintings and prints by Martha Braun

(Exhibit runs July 9-28)

LIVE MUSIC by Silvie’s Okay

FREE!

Please join the Northampton Center for the Arts, A.P.E. Ltd., and Northampton Open Media at 33 Hawley for an opening reception with refreshments and live music during Arts Night Out on Friday, 7/12, from 5:00-8:00 pm! : Hold me close, I’m re-membering how it goes by Eli Liebman and Lynsey Robertson can be seen in the Barn Door Gallery. The works of Hold Me Close spring from the desire to question an unthinkable and unknowable world and self. The presented work - a body of quilts, a collaborative “newspaper,” and a few ceramic sculptures - embraces a wide range of disparate parts into familiar and quotidian containers.

Worldly Considerations: Unusual Reflections Paintings and prints by Martha Braun can be seen in the Split Level Gallery. If one has a consistent practice, a curious mind, and a conscious awareness of one’s own personal aesthetic, one can make art out of anything. The “anythings” prevalent in this work are the old and supposedly ruined, things that have inherent to them a sense of the passage of time. This element of history creates a context in which the mystical content of the imagery can resonate.

 

SUMMER ANO BONUS!

Please join NCFA from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Courtyard for 33 Outside, our annual summer block party!

33 Outside is an outdoor, family-friendly, community dance party, free and open to the public, where DJs from the Peace & Rhythm collective spin “head-nodding, feel-good, body-moving music.” These artists blend styles and genres and are responsive to the crowd, creating a joyful collaborative energy!

 

All exhibits can also be seen during open hours Wednesday through Saturday, 12-7 p.m. More information about the Barn Door Gallery can be found here.

ANO at 33 Hawley is sponsored in part by Signature Sounds and River Valley Co-op.
THANK YOU!

ZANNA, DON'T!

K and E Theater Group presents “ZANNA, DON'T!”

Thursday, June 27, 2024 at 8:00 PM

Friday, June 28, 2024 at 8:00 PM

Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 2:00 PM

Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 8:00 PM

​Sunday, June 30, 2024 at 4:00 PM

For tickets and information, please visit ZANNA, DON'T!

Welcome to Heartsville High, set in a world where everyone is gay–well, almost everyone! The big-man-on-campus is the chess champion, and the captain of the football team is made cool by being cast as the lead in the school musical. The students write a controversial show called “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” about straight people in the military, which becomes the catalyst for a young man and woman to fall in love.

Enter Zanna, a magical, musical fairy who, with a wave of his wand, brings true love to one and all!

For more information, and tickets, please visit https://www.ketg.org/zanna-dont.html

Off Book Antics: Works in Progress Festival

Off Book Antics: Works in Progress Festival

Saturday, June 22 at 6 PM (doors open at 5:30)

Tickets: $5 online (www.offbookantics.org) or at the door

Join us to see what local teen artists are developing! We’ll have a mix of sketch comedy, physical storytelling, original music, and more.

THE LINEUP:

Methuselah

Movement - Caraline Casey

First Date

Sketch comedy - Bram Salus

Belladonna

Movement - Tovah Boucher

Rawbone

Short Film - Will Ladley

Book 1

Original Musical Excerpt - Arin Andrews & Ajika Sawyer

Untitled New Piece

Dance - Jamie de Velder

Airport Security

Sketch Comedy - Gigi Noblewolf

The show’s running time is one hour.

The festival’s aim is to provide teen artists with an outlet to gauge audience reactions to their original works. Join us! For tickets ($5) please go to www.offbookantics.org, or purchase at the door.

June Arts Night Out at 33 Hawley

ARTS NIGHT OUT AT 33 HAWLEY

FRIDAY, June 14th, 5:00-8:00 PM

Artist talk at 7:30 with Jay Smith

EXHIBITS:

Barn Door Gallery: Run and Return | רצוא ושׁוב by Jay Smith (Exhibit runs June 1-28)

Split Level Gallery: The Endless River of Dreams by Dani Schmidt and Elizabeth Meyersohn (Exhibit runs June 4-28)

LIVE MUSIC by Kim Chin-Gibbons

FREE!

Please join the Northampton Center for the Arts, A.P.E. Ltd., and Northampton Open Media at 33 Hawley for an opening reception with refreshments and live music during Arts Night Out on Friday 6/14 from 5:00-8:00 pm! Run and Return | רצוא ושׁוב by Jay Smith can be seen in the Barn Door Gallery. This exhibit is a reflection of a Chasidic concept to “run” to the divine and to “return” to our mortal bodies and material world.

The Endless River of Dreams with work by Dani Schmidt and Elizabeth Meyersohn can be seen in the Split Level Gallery.

SUMMER ANO BONUS! Please join NCFA from 7:30-9:30pm in the Courtyard for 33 Outside, our annual summer block party! 33 Outside is an outdoor, family-friendly, community dance party, free and open to the public, where DJs from the Peace & Rhythm collective spin, “head-nodding, feel-good, body-moving music.” These artists blend styles and genres and are responsive to the crowd, creating a joyful collaborative energy!

All exhibits can also be seen during open hours Wednesday-Saturday 12-7 pm. More information about the Barn Door Gallery can be found here.

ANO at 33 Hawley is sponsored in part by Signature Sounds and River Valley Co-op.
THANK YOU!

Northampton Jazz Festival: Buster Williams Bass to Infinity

Northampton Jazz Festival: Buster Williams Bass to Infinity

Q&A Session: After the film with Director and Producer, Adam Kahan

Thursday, June 13 — Reception, 5:30 to 6:45 PM; Screening and Q&A, 7 to 8:30 PM

For tickets ($15 + $2.85 fee), please go to Buster Williams

WATCH THE MOVIE TRAILER! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxbMSTxebMM

Imagine hanging out with Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, hearing them jam together, trading riffs, then riffing with words and trading stories. Bird and Diz are gone, but giants still walk among us. One of those giants is Buster Williams. Buster has played with everyone, from Sarah Vaughan to Miles Davis, Nancy Wilson, Art Blakey, Rahsaan Roland Kirk and on. Join Buster as he tells stories about his life and the lives of other great jazz musicians, and is joined by, and plays with, some of the greatest living contributors to this music– Benny Golson, Herbie Hancock, Rufus Reid, Christian McBride, Larry Willis, Carmen Lundy, Kenny Barron and Lenny White.

Buster Williams Bass to Infinity is a totality. It is a film about a great contributor to America’s greatest art form, and many other greats – those mentioned above, as well as Monk, Trane, Paul Chambers... All of these artists' stories makeup that thing we call Jazz, and each individual, each story, is intertwined to make up a whole.

For tickets, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/buster-williams-bass-to-infinity-tickets-904830130277

Adam Kahan

The Enchanted Crystal: A Queer Tale of Magic, Friendship, & Adventure

The Enchanted Crystal: A Queer Tale of Magic, Friendship, & Adventure

Thursday, June 6, and Friday, June 7 at 7 PM

Tickets are by sliding scale.

Buy tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/coACTshow

When a group of students find an old edition of D&D game during science class, nothing prepares them for a mysterious journey between worlds. In their pursuit after a shattered crystal, friendships are put to the test and stories that cannot be told arise to the surface. Will they be able to tell them together?

Tickets can be purchased at:

https://tinyurl.com/coACTshow (for both dates)

Juan Villareal & Pato Crom — Tango Concert and Dance

Western MA Tango: Live Music Milonga!

Tango Concert and Dance with

Juan Villareal & Pato Crom

Sunday, June 2 from 2 to 7 PM

Admission at the door: $40-65 milonga (sliding scale); $15-25 class

Juan Villareal & Pato Crom, two of the top tango musicians in the world, will perform at a special afternoon milonga (dance). Come join us for the dancing or just to enjoy the gorgeous guitar playing. Starting with a free beginner lesson and a class on “Musicality for Dancers” at 2:00, the dancing will commence at 3:30 with DJ Laura Grandi before the live music. Sponsored by Western MA Tango, this will be the duo's only New England performance on this tour. We are so lucky to have them. Don't miss this opportunity!

For more information: https://www.facebook.com/events/1468633967096252

MICAfest: The M/otherlode Closing Gala

MICAfest: The M/otherlode Closing Gala

Friday, May 31 from 6:30 to 10 PM

Tickets: $28.50 – $108.00 (inclusive of fees)

Learn more and get tickets: MICAfest

Celebrate MICAfest's grand finale in style! Join M/others Institute for Collaboration and Art (MICA) for a festive evening of arts, music, and community.  Mingle with artists and savor a delightful evening of connections and inspiration. Experience the artistry of mother creators and savor a delightful evening of connections, conversation, and inspiration.

Featured Artist: Christa Joy

Immerse yourself in the vibrant Americana sounds of Christa Joy and the Honeybees. Their music blends classic honky-tonk with soulful ballads, creating a captivating soundtrack for this celebratory evening. Get ready to tap your toes and feel the energy as you experience their critically acclaimed album “Get On, Heart!” and a sneak peek at their upcoming work.

More Festive Surprises

The evening will also feature:
* An engaging artist conversation exploring the themes of MICAfest.
* Delectable hors d’oeuvres and cocktails to fuel the celebration.
* Reflect on the highlights of MICAfest and honor the celebrated m/other artists

Don’t miss this unforgettable finale to MICAfest! Mark your calendars and join us for a night of music, connection, and celebrating the power of m/other artists.

Learn more and get tickets: https://experiencemica.org/event/micafest-the-m-otherlode-closing-gala/

PRIDE JAM NIGHT

PRIDE JAM NIGHT

Thursday, May 30 at 7 PM, followed by a Dance Party at 9

Suggested Donation: $10 (but no one will be turned away for lack of funds)

Join the Pride Chorus for their Spring Jam!

Special guests Ujima Singers, High Definition, and Green Street Brew, plus a short dance party with DJ Both Hands at 9 PM!
Tickets are a suggested donation of $10, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

LAYOVERS

LAYOVERS

A comedy with juggling, circus arts, dance and music

Saturday, May 25 at 7 PM (doors open at 6:30)

For tickets ($25 + fees), please visit https://www.layoverscircus.com

Stuck in an airport of absurdist proportions with only their baggage—literal and metaphorical—three strangers are left with no choice but to better get to know their companions and themselves.

A comedy that fuses juggling and circus arts with dance and music, LAYOVERS explores the collisions and near misses between three individuals, as well as the age-old problem of how to go to the bathroom without leaving a mountain of luggage unattended. 

A visual delight for audiences of all ages that includes confetti, play-pit balls, and plenty of pink, LAYOVERS is the scientific* opposite of having to sleep in an airport overnight. Selected acts include duo diabolo, hoop juggling and rolling, acrobatic folding chair, and hoop manipulation accompanied by a zither and a looping pedal.

*according to three circus artists

Runtime: approx. 60 mins

For tickets ($25 + fees), please visit https://www.layoverscircus.com

Perfect Imperfections Behind the Facade

Perfect Imperfections Behind the Facade: An Evening at the Theatre

Thursday, May 23 from 7 to 9:30 PM

Tickets: $17.75 – $39.00 (inclusive of fees)

Learn more and get your tickets: Perfect Imperfections Behind the Facade

Join us for a night of theatre exploring complex, mature themes around family relationships, beauty standards, and the challenges of marriage.

My Mother Had Two Faces: Reflections on Beauty, Aging, and Acceptance.

An autobiographical one-woman dramatic comedy by Karin Trachtenberg that dares to expose what lies beneath the mask of the perfect mother. Discovering her mother’s diaries after her passing, Karin, the heroine, begins to examine the history of their complicated relationship from the gritty, urban streets of New York to her Swiss mother’s manicured orderliness. My Mother Had Two Faces has toured Los Angeles, Boston, and New York to full houses and rave reviews and will be off to The Edinburgh Fringe this summer.

An Evening with Phineas

A staged reading by Lyza Fennell

Prepare for a hilarious and provocative exploration of love, marriage, and desire. Phineas, the enigmatic marriage counselor, turns an unhappy couple’s world upside down with unconventional methods and surprising twists. For mature audiences only!

Celebrate Our Messy Humanity. Reserve your tickets now for a night of theatre that will make you laugh, think, and see the beauty in our imperfections.

Learn more and get your tickets: https://experiencemica.org/event/perfect-imperfections-behind-the-facade-an-evening-at-the-theatre/

Connections Concert: Thresholds

Connections Concert: Thresholds

A transportive evening of classical music and mythic songs

Featuring Charlotte Malin, Sophie Lippert, and Special Guest James Bird

Sunday, May 19 at 7 PM

For tickets ($7 students; $20 general admission; $40 priority seating + thank you gift; $15-$25 livestream), please go to https://connections519.eventbrite.com

Watch the connections Concert trailer! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpIs0d8FDI0&t=5s

Join Charlotte Malin (violin and viola), Sophie Lippert (piano and cello), and special guest James Bird (bardic songwriter) for an engaging, relaxing, and uplifting journey through multi-genre music, soulful collaborations, and connective interactions.

Connections Concert will showcase a dynamic array of solo and collaborative music: from brilliant modern classical pieces for violin and piano, to stunning poetic musings for guitar and voice, to transportive sonic co-creations between performers and the audience.

Featured composers will include Karen Tanaka, Augusta Read Thomas, Frédéric Chopin, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, César Franck, and James Bird.

The alchemy between classically-trained instrumentalists Malin and Lippert and spirit-led Bird will make for a truly unforgettable evening. All are welcome to this vitalizing, inspiring, and connective event!

Connections Concert Series is a partnership between Valley-based musicians, teachers and creative entrepreneurs Sophie Lippert and Charlotte Malin. The series is a re-imagining of the traditional concert experience that addresses our society’s growing need for meaningful human connection. At Connection Concerts, the audience is invited to listen somatically, imaginatively, and intellectually; to engage in conversations with strangers about their experience; and to explore music written by underrepresented classical composers from around the world. Connections Concerts is proudly sponsored by Falcetti Pianos and the Amherst Cultural Council.

For tickets, please visit https://connections519.eventbrite.com

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