Stay tuned for information on Alchemy’s next project!
The Alchemy Project: Empowering the Arts to Transform our Community
COMMUNITY PARTNERS:
 
 
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT:
 
The Alchemy Project relies on donations from generous supporters like you. Donations of time, funding, and materials in-kind are always appreciated. Tax-deductible donations (with checks made payable to the Minnesota Chorale) can be mailed to 978 Hague Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104.
 
Now accepting donations online through the Network For Good! Please indicate that your donation should be earmarked for The Alchemy Project in the designation box.
We are especially grateful for the following in-kind donations:
 
Fiscal Agency from The Minnesota Chorale, Minneapolis, MN, Rehearsal and performance space from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Campus, Rehearsal and performance space from The Loft Literary Center at Open Book, Minneapolis, MN
 
If you are interested in becoming involved with current or future projects, please contact Laura Krider at  info@alchemyproject.org. We are grateful for your support.
 
MISSION STATEMENT: The Alchemy Project is a Minnesota non-profit organization that promotes the enrichment of both individual and community health through multidisciplinary arts programming.
 
We have programmed an exciting project to build on last year's “Fusing With Intenser Fire,” that will focus on the relationship between movement, health, and healing. Emerging composer Abbie Betinis will be writing a chamber work with collaborative partner Carl Flink, founder of Black Label Movement and head of the University of Minnesota's department of Theater Arts, and Dance. The collaboration draws upon the deeply personal links that both Abbie and Carl see as a catalyst for the creation of a work exploring the entire process of living with cancer. Both of them are extremely enthusiastic about this project and believe it will resonate with many people's experiences and create a dialogue that furthers the understanding of this all-too common struggle.
 
We will be partnering with the Courage Center, a Minneapolis-based non-profit rehabilitation organization that empowers people with physical disabilities to reach for their full potential in every aspect of life.