Support HCA
Ways to Give
There are many ways you can support the Hopkinton Center for the Arts—by check, credit cards, and matching gifts. Your tax-deductible donations fund everything from classroom supplies, to performances by our resident theater company and chorus.
Give by Check
Gifts may be sent to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, 98 Hayden Rowe St., Hopkinton, MA 01748. Please make your check payable to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. And remember, you can increase your gift by including a Matching Gift from your employer. Please do not mail cash.
Recurring Gifts
If you would like to set-up a monthly donation to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts from your credit card or checking account, please contact Mary-Beth Elliott at marybeth@hopartscenter.org to learn more.
Corporate Sponsorship
As a “Partner in the Arts” your company’s support provides opportunities for recognition, visibility, and membership benefits at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. The HCA is a regional arts center, located in the thriving MetroWest area just outside of Boston, with yearly audiences of more than 9,000 from 31 surrounding communities. You choose the level or sponsorship that is right for you. You can learn about sponsorship levels and get more information here.
Naming Opportunities
There are several naming opportunities available at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. Please contact Kelly Grill at 508.435.9222 or Kelly@hopartscenter.org.
Donations through Matching Funds
Many employers offer matching contributions if you make donations directly from your payroll check to registered 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Contact your employer’s benefits administrator for more information.
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Upcoming events
19OctSpooktacular Ceramic Class! 1-day Workshop (ages 9 to 12) + More Info Get ready for a Spooktacular Ceramic Class! October 19 from 12 to 3pm. Students will have fun creating Halloween themed projects in the HCA Ceramics studio. OPTIONAL: Workshop students can be walked over from Hopkins School (Early Release Day) with appropriate permissions. October 19 (12:00 pm-03:00 pm)
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22OctVoiceover Acting Workshop with David Jeremiah + More Info If you’ve ever watched television or listened to the radio, you have undoubtedly heard David Jeremiah’s distinctive voice. His extraordinary voiceover talents can be heard in virt ually every medium, every hour, every day. David has become one of the most sought-after voices in the industry for some of the world’s best-known companies, such as eHarmony, Craftsman Tools, NBC, ABC, CBS, TBS, Diet Coke, Disney, American Airlines, Sears, Wal-Mart…and the client list goes on. His latest endeavors include Jeep, Chevrolet, Domino’s Pizza, Humana Health Care, LifeLLock and Copper Chef. This interactive 3 hour workshop will cover topics like: Interpreting copy, defining your sound, Microphone technique, Prepping the audition, Producing a demo, Finding an agent, Voice marketing, and lots more. WORKSHOP: Monday, October 22nd 7 pm - 10 pm For ages 12 - adult $50 (HCA Member price $45) To learn more about David Jeremiah, CLICK HERE FOR BIO
Tickets: $50 General Admissions, $45 for members October 22 (07:00 pm-10:00 pm)
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28OctWicked 5k Fun Run - Enter Stage Left Theater + More Info
Enter Stage Left Theater Wicked 5K 5K fun run with goofy, spooky, and fun characters supporting you through the course. Start/Finish at theHCA. Relatively flat course on traffic fre roads and groomed gravel trails. Race followed by a family friendly Halloween party. Costumes encouraged! Pre race registration: $35, Rade day registration $40. To register, click here. October 28 (09:00 am-01:00 pm)
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30Oct11DecPen and Ink (Session 2- Tue) + More Info In this course students will learn and execute fundamental pen and ink drawing techniques while embracing their own personal styles. 6 classes Tuesdays: 9/18, Instructor: Sarah Alexander. 6 classes Tuesdays: 10/30, (no class 11/6) 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, 12/4, 12/11 October 30 - December 11 (03:00 pm-05:00 pm)
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30Oct11DecLearn to Sew (Session 2) + More Info In this class, students will learn basic sewing skills on one of our seven classroom sewing machines .They will learn how to thread the machine and wind the bobbin and how to operate the machine safely .Next, they will practice different sewing skills, such as stopping and starting and pivot turns, on scrap fabric. After learning some basics about patterns, and how to pin them on to fabric and cut them out,will be ready to start on sewing projects. Some of the projects will include a drawstring bag, which can be used for sewing items or anything else the student desires, canvas and ribbon key chains, pajama shorts in flannel or cotton and a zipper pouch. Each project will help the student to build on and improve their sewing skills. Materials for all projects are included in tuition cost. 6 Tuesdays: (no class 11/6) 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, 12/4, 12/11 Hopkins Walk Over Option Available October 30 - December 11 (03:00 pm-04:30 pm)
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