Ellen Marie (Edwards) Hendricks of Mashpee died May 19, in her home, at the age of 95.
She and her husband, Elmer Hendricks Sr., raised their three childrenâCarlton, Elmer (Butch) and Janeâin their home built by her father, Cyrus Edwards.
Born and raised in Mashpee, Ms. Hendricks had a deep love and devotion to the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe and for her faith. To her nieces and nephews, she was known as Aunt Dart because she was always darting around to be present for anyone who needed help or guidance.
Besides taking care of her family or anyone in need, she still found time to work outside the home; she did house-cleaning and drove children with special needs to school. Her passion was working at the Mashpee Wampanoag Museum as a tribal historian. She loved to share her history and knowledge with her tribal members and family.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021 - 6:03 pm
POTSDAM SUNY Potsdam’s Loko Arts Festival will be April 29 to May 9 with all events free and virtual.
There will be music performances, art workshops, gallery exhibitions, visiting artist talks and other events.
Events will be livestreamed on https://getinvolved.potsdam.edu and clicking the events tab. Events marked below with an asterisk require advance registration on that website.
Schedule:
- Thursday, April 29: 6 p.m., poet Martín Espada reading poems from his most recent collection titled “Floaters”; 7:30 p.m., jazz performance: Crane Jazz Ensemble & Giroux Honors Jazz Combo, the concert will feature both groups doing live pre-recorded performances that include remote students superimposed into the video and audio mix, and also an actual live performance from the Giroux Combo. The musical selections are from composers and arrangers including Tom Kubis, Matt Harris, Amanda Gardier, Duke Ellington, Maria Schnei
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Grab a cocktail glass or two, snag a jar of olives, and go virtual. This casual and relaxed adventure involves learning how to concoct three original signature cocktail combinations from several renowned mixologists. You can also catch a wild new show, set during one of life’s newest phenomenon: Zoom meetings!
The an over-the-top three-part operatini is the Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre’s latest virtual presentation. In between drink inventions, the Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre unveiled their virtual comedic debut commission composed by Nancy Hill Cobb in collaboration with librettist Melinda Boyd. The opera’s principal singer is mezzo-soprano, Suzanne Hendrix-Case.
Commissioned work looks at lighter side of working from home
“Emma’s Misadventures in Zoomland” begins with neophyte Emma (Suzanne Hendrix-Case) attending her first Zoom meeting, where the learning curve is very steep indeed. The action occurs through three acts, premiering Thursday as the next installment of Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre’s free 2nd Thursday Series online. (Courtesy of Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre)
Elvis makes an appearance in Act II of “Emma’s Misadventures in Zoomland,” as Emma (Suzanne Hendrix-Case) suffers through her boss, Karen, breaking all the Zoom meeting protocols. The new work in three acts, commissioned by the Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre, premieres Thursday as the next installment of the opera theater’s free 2nd Thursday Series online. (Courtesy of Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre)