The Frances Young Tang
Teaching Museum and Art Gallery
at Skidmore College
815 North Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: 518-580-8080
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Covering Sugar

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April 11, 2019, 7 PM

Location: Atrium

This event is free and open to the public

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Student staff

Sami Israel
Education Assistant for College and Public Programs, Tang Guide, Student Advisory Council
Fiona McLaughlin
Design Assistant, Student Advisory Council, past: Education Assistant for College and Public Programs
Apr 2019
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Poster created by Fiona McLaughlin ’20

In conjunction with the current exhibition Like Sugar, the Tang is excited to host a night of sugar themed music played by Skidmore students and faculty, and karaoke. Come see a diverse lineup of Skidmore musicians cover all of your favorite sugar themed songs, and even debut their own sweet originals. Acts include:

  • Jules Evens
  • Charlotte Squire
  • Pompeii for Snails
  • Archana Suresh
  • Candy Corn The Band
  • Lena Ruth
  • Pau Machabee
  • Maya Formisano-Neuhoff
  • Jeez

This event is free and open to the public.

Anchor name: Photos
A figure on the left sings and plays the harp, a figure on the right sings and plays guitar
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
A seated figure on the left plays guitar, a standing figure on the right sings into a microphone
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
Two standing figures sing into the mic during karaoke
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
3 band members perform
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
A figure stands a plays the keyboard with other band members in the background
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
Two figures sing karaoke
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
A performer sings and plays a keyboard
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
A performer sings and plays guitar
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
three band members perform
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
three band members perform
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
Onlookers clapping and cheering
Covering Sugar, Tang Teaching Museum, April 11, 2019, photo by Michael P. Farrell
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