BArT Creative Leader in Residence: Stephon Alexander

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ADAMS, Mass. — As a part of its Creative Leaders in Residence program, BArT welcomes welcome Dr. Stephon Alexander this week for a 3-day residency. 
 
Dr. Alexander, a professor of physics at Brown University, is a theoretical physicist and jazz musician specializing in cosmology, particle physics, and quantum gravity. During this time at BArT, he will be exploring the interconnections among music, mathematics, and nature with students.
 
On Thursday, May 18 at 6:30 PM, Dr. Alexander will deliver a public performance at the School as part of the "BArT Presents!" series. His presentation is titled, "From Hip Hop to the Cosmos."
 
In just the last few years, Creative Leaders to BART have given our students opportunity to work with award-winning poets, scientists, activists, and writers.
 
"An important element of BART's academic program is inviting leaders in human thought and creative expression to join our students," states Executive Director Dr. Jay White. "Whether discovering their voice in poetry or seeing how others express themselves in mathematics or spoken art, BART students are affected by their time with the guest Creative Leaders in Residence—and those individuals never fail to remark how their time with our students permanently affects them!"

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Park Street Paving Set This Week

ADAMS, Mass. — Be prepared for detours and delays this week as the repaving of Park Street is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 6, and Wednesday, Aug. 7.  
 
Repaving will occur between the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail crossing near the post office north to East Maple Street.
 
During this time, there will be no on-street parking within the project area, however, sidewalks will remain open to pedestrians. 
 
While repaving is underway, there will be a detour for northbound vehicle traffic along Myrtle, Pleasant and Depot Streets. Southbound traffic will remain on Park Street. 
 
Public parking is available at the Adams Visitor Center lot at 3 Hoosac St. and at the Armory Court lot adjacent to the Rail Trail and Pleasant Street. All metered parking will be free during the construction. 
 
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