Latest Events in Sydney(July Updated)

Business Buzz Guildford networking sessions are an excellent way to mingle face-to-face with other local businesses in a free-flowing, fun atmosphere. Designed to work with your schedule, there’s no such thing as late with this two-hour drop-in session. Turn up whenever you like before the event closes at 12 noon and stay for 5 minutes or the full two hours. With no membership and no strings attached, it’s never been easier to meet your local business community. For just £10+ VAT you’ll get refreshments, a brilliant new set of contacts and the warmest of welcomes. With new people every month and a huge buzz in the room you’re sure to make some great connections; we believe the more you chat, the more business just happens. We meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month between 10 am and 12 pm at the same venue. While you can book on the day, we ask that you purchase your ticket before you set off on your journey. This makes it much easier to check you in and get you to the coffee as soon as possible! How it works When you come to a Buzz you’ll be welcomed by the Buzz team, shown where the coffee is and introduced to some of the other attendees. We’re here if you need further introductions to more guests, but you’ll find that everyone is really friendly and you can easily move around conversations to network as you like. The focus is open networking and easy-going conversations so that more business happens between our attendees easily. At roughly 11 am there is a short announcement section and you’ll find out who is in the room to help facilitate more connections. Information Source: Business Buzz | eventbrite

Join Jo at our Guildford coworking session - a pressure free way to meet some like minded local, business owners whilst getting some work done. Our coworking sessions are becoming more and more popular with some amazing conversations, new business ideas, collaborations and general encouragement coming from simply sitting together for a few hours. Not sure you can definitely make it? No problem, once you arrive you can 'book' through this link. If you are a Women's Work Social Hub member these sessions are FREE and included as part of your membership; you do not need to book. We look forward to seeing you there. Jo & Lauren x Information Source: Jo & Lauren | eventbrite

Your creative, nontraditional scavenger hunt begins at a scenic spot that's a local favorite. You'll get your digital quest from your live and interactive remote host. Then you’ll take off on your own to experience a wide variety of carefully curated locations in town. You'll walk or drive to the various checkpoints as you interpret creative tasks, accept wacky challenges, and get outside your comfort zone! ONE TICKET PER PERSON. Both family and dog friendly, the game alternates between the indoors and outdoors, with plenty of bonus challenges too! You'll text photos and videos to your remote host, who cheers you on and assists, as you play - to document your progress. You can even interact with the locals to interpret the creative challenges. You won’t be able to avoid having fun, uncovering hidden gems and local secrets, making memories, laughing, and learning along the way! You’ll be part of the rich culture of this dynamic city! Every turn is full of surprises, so questions in advance are welcomed. Check out all 500 of our city hunts! Great for corporate groups, tourists, curious locals, bachelors(ettes), birthdays, families, friend trips, and other special groups! Ask us about our custom-designed experiences and virtual team builders too! Information Source: Kat Nelson, Owner of Alley Kat Adventures | eventbrite

We are open daily 9am-11pm. Please email artventuresstudios@gmail.com or text 716-244-2074 to request additional times if event shows sold out.The introductory workshop allows students to learn how to throw on a  potter's wheel.  Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

We are open daily 9am-11pm. Please email artventuresstudios@gmail.com or text 716-244-2074 to request additional times if event shows sold out.The introductory workshop allows students to learn how to throw on a potter's wheel. Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

The paint on tote class involves the application of paint on a cotton tote to create decorative or artistic designs. The class focuses on exploring different painting techniques and styles that can be used to enhance the natural beauty of the tote. Here is a description of what the class may cover: Introduction to Totes: The class begins with an introduction to totes as an art medium. Students learn about the characteristics of totes, such as the grain patterns, texture, and natural color variations, which can influence the painting process. Preparation and Priming: Students are taught how to prepare the tote for painting. This may include applying a primer to improve paint adhesion and prevent bleeding. Color Theory and Design: The class covers the fundamentals of color theory and design principles as they apply to painting on totes. Students learn about color mixing, shading, blending, and composition to create visually appealing artwork. Painting Techniques: Various painting techniques specific to totes are explored. This may include brush techniques, stippling, dry brushing, glazing, and layering to achieve different effects and textures on the cotton. Subject Matter and Themes: Students are encouraged to experiment with different subject matters and themes for their tote paintings. This may range from nature-inspired motifs like landscapes, flowers, and animals to abstract or contemporary designs. Finishing and Sealing: Once the painting is complete, the class covers techniques for finishing and sealing the artwork to protect it and enhance its longevity. This may involve applying a varnish, or sealant to preserve the paint and highlight the natural beauty of the tote. Display and Presentation: The class concludes with discussions on how to display and present the finished totes. Students learn about framing options, mounting techniques, and ways to showcase their artwork in various settings. Throughout the class, students receive guidance from the instructor, who provides demonstrations, critiques, and individualized feedback to help them improve their painting skills. The aim is to foster creativity and encourage students to explore the unique possibilities offered by painting on totes. Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

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A night of stand-up comedy with Erik Angel (Comedy for Peace, NY Comedy Festival, NBC) and Carmiya Weinraub (Standup NY, NPR, DC Comedy Festival). She's a Modern Orthodox American woman. He's a secular Israeli man. She has 5 kids. He is raising his wife. Her English is perfect. He speaks falafel. An hysterical night of clean, kosher comedy that will make your life better! Hosted by Mikey Greenblatt (Kill Tony & JSketch). Doors open at 6:00pm for dinner, Show. at 6:30 and will last apx 70 minutes. The show is PG-13, but designed for adults. If tickets sell out we will have a 2nd show at 8:00pm - announced later. There is a 2 item minimum order in addition to the ticket price. Information Source: Carmiya | eventbrite

This event is organized specifically for Unifor Members of Local 1256 and 707 who are interested in upgrading their computer skills. Information Source: Halton Action Centre | eventbrite

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Are you ready for a fun-filled adventure in Oakville, Ontario? Our scavenger hunt takes place in the downtown neighborhood, where you'll explore the historic buildings and charming streets. This hunt is perfect for all ages and skill levels, whether you're a local or just visiting! On this Oakville, Ontario scavenger hunt, you'll discover hidden gems and landmarks that will leave you impressed. You'll have to solve puzzles and riddles to find clues that will lead you to your next destination. We can't give away too much information, but we promise it will be an exciting experience! So grab your friends and family, and join us on this thrilling scavenger hunt in Oakville, Ontario. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore this beautiful city like never before! Some of what you'll see: "Moose and Wolves", : Oakville Harbour, Oakville Town Square Explore The City: Discover the best sights in your city with your group and answer questions that can only be found in person, hidden on plaques, statues, art, and more. Photo Challenges and Activities: Each person will have an interactive role and will receive texted photo challenges and fun activities to enjoy with the rest of the group. Earn points for the best photos! How it works: 1. You can start at any time you wish – this is a self-guided scavenger hunt. 2. The duration of each hunt is 1.5 to 2 hours. 3. Visit our website to purchase tickets. 4. Download our Let's Roam app from the Play Store or App Store. Register and redeem the tickets there to get started. 5. The app will guide you throughout the tour and the challenges you need to accomplish! 6. For any help or concerns, contact our customer service, and we'll be more than happy to assist you! This scavenger hunt is app-led, allowing you to start at any time without the need for a tour guide or reservation. Are you ready for a fun-filled and epic adventure? Compete with your friends and family, purchase some tickets, download our app to get started, and... ROAM ON!! Find more scavenger hunts near you! Visit https://www.letsroam.com Information Source: Let's Roam Scavenger Hunt Adventures | eventbrite

Conducting Environmental Due Diligence in New Jersey Tuesday, June 10, 2025 8:30am-5:30pm (Registration begins at 8:00am) Location: CSG Law Headquarters, 105 Eisenhower Parkway, Roseland, NJ 07068 Description: This program is designed to educate environmental professionals about the risks and liabilities potentially associated with real estate transactions; explain how environmental due diligence can limit and offer protections against those risks and liabilities; and provide insights regarding how to conduct environmental due diligence, including identifying pitfalls commonly encountered during the process. What You Will Learn: A review of the two primary types of environmental assessments in New Jersey: the New Jersey Preliminary Assessment (PA) and the ASTM Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (Phase I ESA), what they cover, what they don't , and when they should be performed. Factors to consider before and during a site inspection, how to obtain and evaluate historical documentation, and how to conduct interviews. An understanding of the role and legal liability of Licensed Site Remediation Professionals. Topics to be Discussed Include: Preliminary Assessments Phase I ESAs Legal Considerations, Case Studies, and SRRA Conducting Site Inspections Conducting Interviews Reviewing Historical Data Reviewing Former and Current Case Files Report Preparation Case Studies Who Should Attend? Environmental Consultants Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Environmental and Real Estate Attorneys Professional Engineers Anyone wanting to learn more about Environmental Due Diligence Instructors: Chemmie Sokolic , Principal, Falcon Real Estate Group Benjamin Alter, GZA Geo Environmental (Retired) David Mairo , Member, CSG Law Patrick Mottola , Member, CSG Law Michael Plumb , Member, CSG Law Registration Fee Includes: Continental breakfast, buffet lunch, course materials, free parking and continuing education certificate. Continuing Education Credits NJ LSRP: 3.5 Regulatory & 4 Technical CECs (NJSRPLB Course # 2021-142) NJ Continuing Legal Education: 9 CLEs NJ Professional Engineers: 7.5 CPCs ATTENTION HEALTH OFFICERS AND REGISTERED ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS: Participants who complete this education program will be awarded 7.5 NJ Public Health Continuing Education Contact Hours (CEs) This course is eligible toward PDHs for Pennsylvania Professional Geologists Information Source: Continuing Professional Education Services, Inc. | eventbrite

The paint on tote class involves the application of paint on a cotton tote to create decorative or artistic designs. The class focuses on exploring different painting techniques and styles that can be used to enhance the natural beauty of the tote. Here is a description of what the class may cover: Introduction to Totes: The class begins with an introduction to totes as an art medium. Students learn about the characteristics of totes, such as the grain patterns, texture, and natural color variations, which can influence the painting process. Preparation and Priming: Students are taught how to prepare the tote for painting. This may include applying a primer to improve paint adhesion and prevent bleeding. Color Theory and Design: The class covers the fundamentals of color theory and design principles as they apply to painting on totes. Students learn about color mixing, shading, blending, and composition to create visually appealing artwork. Painting Techniques: Various painting techniques specific to totes are explored. This may include brush techniques, stippling, dry brushing, glazing, and layering to achieve different effects and textures on the cotton. Subject Matter and Themes: Students are encouraged to experiment with different subject matters and themes for their tote paintings. This may range from nature-inspired motifs like landscapes, flowers, and animals to abstract or contemporary designs. Finishing and Sealing: Once the painting is complete, the class covers techniques for finishing and sealing the artwork to protect it and enhance its longevity. This may involve applying a varnish, or sealant to preserve the paint and highlight the natural beauty of the tote. Display and Presentation: The class concludes with discussions on how to display and present the finished totes. Students learn about framing options, mounting techniques, and ways to showcase their artwork in various settings. Throughout the class, students receive guidance from the instructor, who provides demonstrations, critiques, and individualized feedback to help them improve their painting skills. The aim is to foster creativity and encourage students to explore the unique possibilities offered by painting on totes. Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

Your creative, nontraditional scavenger hunt begins at a scenic spot that's a local favorite. You'll get your digital quest from your live and interactive remote host. Then you’ll take off on your own to experience a wide variety of carefully curated locations in town. You'll walk or drive to the various checkpoints as you interpret creative tasks, accept wacky challenges, and get outside your comfort zone! ONE TICKET PER PERSON. Both family and dog friendly, the game alternates between the indoors and outdoors, with plenty of bonus challenges too! You'll text photos and videos to your remote host, who cheers you on and assists, as you play - to document your progress. You can even interact with the locals to interpret the creative challenges. You won’t be able to avoid having fun, uncovering hidden gems and local secrets, making memories, laughing, and learning along the way! You’ll be part of the rich culture of this dynamic city! Every turn is full of surprises, so questions in advance are welcomed. Check out all 500 of our city hunts! Great for corporate groups, tourists, curious locals, bachelors(ettes), birthdays, families, friend trips, and other special groups! Ask us about our custom-designed experiences and virtual team builders too! Information Source: Kat Nelson, Owner of Alley Kat Adventures | eventbrite

You'll learn to paint and glaze a piece of pottery, experimenting with different colours. The items will be kiln fired and can be picked up usually one week after your appointment. Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

We are open daily 9am-11pm. Please email artventuresstudios@gmail.com or text 716-244-2074 to request additional times if event shows sold out.The introductory workshop allows students to learn how to throw on a  potter's wheel.  Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

Description: Join our exhilarating Canvas Painting Class and unlock your inner artist! This immersive and hands-on workshop is designed for art enthusiasts of all levels, from beginners seeking to explore their creative side to seasoned painters looking to refine their skills. During this engaging class, you will be guided by a talented and experienced art instructor who will provide step-by-step instructions, techniques, and personalized guidance to help you create your very own masterpiece. The class takes place in a welcoming and supportive environment, where you can freely express your artistic ideas and experiment with various painting styles. Whether you're interested in landscapes, still life, abstract art, or portraiture, our Canvas Painting Class covers a wide range of subjects and styles. You'll learn about color theory, composition, brushwork, and other essential techniques that will enhance your understanding of painting fundamentals. With the instructor's expert guidance, you'll gain the skills and confidence to bring your artistic vision to life on canvas. We provide all the necessary art supplies, including high-quality canvases, brushes, paints, and easels, ensuring you have everything you need to dive into the world of painting. Just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to explore your creativity! Highlights of the Canvas Painting Class: Introduction to Painting: Learn about the basics of painting, including materials, color mixing, and different painting techniques. Step-by-Step Guidance: Receive detailed instructions from the instructor, who will demonstrate each stage of the painting process and provide individual assistance. Creative Freedom: Embrace your individuality and express your unique artistic style as you interpret and adapt the provided reference or create your own composition. Friendly Atmosphere: Enjoy a supportive and non-judgmental environment, where you can connect with fellow art enthusiasts, share ideas, and receive constructive feedback. Unlock Your Potential: Build confidence in your artistic abilities as you witness your skills improve throughout the class, empowering you to continue exploring painting beyond the workshop. No prior painting experience is required to participate in the Canvas Painting Class. Whether you're a complete novice or an experienced artist, this class offers an opportunity to expand your creative horizons, learn new techniques, and indulge in the joy of painting. Discover the artist within you and create a beautiful work of art to cherish or share with your loved ones. Enroll today and embark on a captivating journey of self-expression, imagination, and artistic discovery! Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

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Mary, Lou, and William discover the Milky Way is dying and the Zodiac Constellations are gone. With singing Asteroids, they journey to the Four Elements, learn the blues, and return to save the galaxy. Through their journey, they learn The Blues has been the healing energy holding the universe together for billions of years. More information about the show and the producing organization at www.jazzpower.org Director Kena Onyejekwe Vocal Director: Antoinette Montague Music Director: Eli Yamin Assistant Director: D'asia Brunson Stage Manager: Alexandra Mandell Producer: Arlene Rodriguez Technical Director: Amira Mustapha Executive Producer: Janny Gonzalez and Jazz Power Initiative Information Source: Jazz Power Initiative | eventbrite

Get ready for a Member-exclusive event, featuring our June Wine of the Month, Los Caballeros—a bold, rustic celebration of cowboy culture found across the Americas. Expect southwest staples, traditionally enjoyed around an open fire, like Empanada de Pollo, Ranchers Tenderloin Medallions, and a Coffee Ganache Chocotorta! Raise a glass of grapefruit paloma and toast to friends and warm western sunsets. Under the Western Stars- Wine Club Dinner Menu ($79 per person) : Start Your Evening with a Cowboy Paloma Garlic Flatbread “Provoleta” with Aji Molida Oil & Basil Empanada de Pollo Shredded Cabbage & Cilantro Slaw, Traditional Chimichurri | Paired with Paired with Cooper's Hawk Exclusive May Wine of the Month: Las Americanas Ranchers Tenderloin Medallions Chorizo Roasted Fingerling Potatoes & Spring Vegetable “Carbonada Criolla” | Paired with Paired with Cooper's Hawk Exclusive June Wine of the Month: Los Caballeros “Chocotorta” Layers of Chocolate Cookies, Coffee Ganache, Dulce de Leche-Dark Chocolate Mousse | Paired with Nightjar Note: Additional drinks or cocktails not on the event menu may be purchased. Wine pairings may be substituted with select wines on our wine list. Wine Club Pairing Dinner is hosted on Tuesday, June 10 @ 7:00PM. Reservation includes tax and gratuity. Event Details: Wine Club Guests must be 21+ Event reservations close 48 hours prior You will be seated with other guests during this dinner, since that's the fun of it! * When purchasing your Wine Club Dinner Tickets, please use the same email address as your Wine Club Membership. Information Source: Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants | eventbrite

Join us for the Create Your Own Podcast! 3-Part Series! Tuesdays: June 10, June 17, June 24 5:30pm to 7:00pm The classes are held at: BronxNet Media and Technology Studios in the South Bronx 441 Westchester Avenue (corner of Brook Ave.) Bronx, NY 10451 Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just getting started, this series is perfect for you! This session covers: - Developing your Point of View (POV) as a Podcast Host - How to Structure your podcast show for success - Understanding the basics of the RodeCaster Pro 2 Audio Production Machine - A Quick Guide to Podcast Editing - Marketing 101 for Podcasting The instructor for this class is Timothy Coleman, the Director of Education for BronxNet. Timothy is a podcast host, Grammy-nominated songwriter, and Broadway performer. He is a member of SAG/AFTRA and Actor's Equity Association. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to dive into the world of podcasting with fellow enthusiasts. Information Source: BronxNet Television | eventbrite

We are open daily 9am-11pm. Please email artventuresstudios@gmail.com or text 716-244-2074 to request additional times if event shows sold out.The introductory workshop allows students to learn how to throw on a  potter's wheel.  Information Source: Artventures | eventbrite

Hello Families - we welcome you to complete registration for Bronx Prep Middle or High School in-person! Make sure to RSVP for a date/time for either campus: Bronx Prep Middle School ( BPMS): 6th - 8th Grade Bronx Prep High School ( BPHS): 9th - 12th Grade Information Source: Democracy Prep Public Schools Enrollment | eventbrite

Join us for the Create Your Own Podcast! 3-Part Series! Tuesdays: June 10, June 17, June 24 5:30pm to 7:00pm The classes are held at: BronxNet Media and Technology Studios in the South Bronx 441 Westchester Avenue (corner of Brook Ave.) Bronx, NY 10451 Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just getting started, this series is perfect for you! This session covers: - Developing your Point of View (POV) as a Podcast Host - How to Structure your podcast show for success - Understanding the basics of the RodeCaster Pro 2 Audio Production Machine - A Quick Guide to Podcast Editing - Marketing 101 for Podcasting The instructor for this class is Timothy Coleman, the Director of Education for BronxNet. Timothy is a podcast host, Grammy-nominated songwriter, and Broadway performer. He is a member of SAG/AFTRA and Actor's Equity Association. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to dive into the world of podcasting with fellow enthusiasts. Information Source: BronxNet Television | eventbrite

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Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating Monterey Bay's fishing community. This unique event connects diners with the hardworking men and women who harvest local seafood and the chefs who thoughtfully prepare it. Enjoy a specially crafted menu featuring sustainably sourced seafood, paired with local drinks and wines. Learn about the importance of sustainable fishing practices and support our community through the MBFT Community Seafood Program. A portion of ticket sales goes to this MBFT program, which uses the funds to purchase seafood from local fishermen, and donates their catch to local food relief organizations, ensuring fresh seafood reaches those in need. Information Source: Monterey Beach Hotel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel | eventbrite

Bristol Parent Carer Forum hosts coffee mornings from schools for parent carers of children and young adults that have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). There is no need to book but if you can, that is helpful. Please come along for a chat with our volunteers and other families who “get it”. We are happy to talk through any problems or issues you are facing over a nice cup of tea (or coffee!) and you can find out more information on what support is available locally for your child or a child you care for. If you need additional support to access this coffee morning such as support with English or other adjustments, please let us know. An important role of the Parent Carer Forum is to hear about the experiences of parent carers in Bristol. We would like to hear from you about your experiences with SEND services so that we can be sure that your voice is heard and that we can shape the future of SEND services together. Information Source: Bristol Parent Carers | eventbrite

The Victorian Short Story Reading Group has regular meetings to explore some of the exciting material from the golden age of the British short story, which began during the latter part of the nineteenth century. Current Theme: Colonial Short Stories: Australia Continuing our exploration of Victorian colonial short stories, we now move to Australia. Through a range of genres, such as Gothic, detective, realistic and humour, we will meet ex-convicts, detectives, murderers, lone women, government officials, bush settlers, fossickers and even a ghost. This should give us a more personal perspective of the lives lived within the colonial system than that recorded in the history books. .Our sessions will also give us the opportunity to discuss many of the current debates about imperialism through both the beliefs and understanding of the time and the different perspective and hindsight of the modern age. ‘The Golden Shanty’ by Edward Dyson Published in The Bulletin, 24 December 1887 & collection, 1890 A humorous story which, nonetheless, highlights the rivalry, even hostility, between the white and the Chinese fossickers in the race to find gold. Upon registration you will receive a link to an on-line copy of the text and, as it is a short story group, it will require no more than an evening’s preparation to read the required material. Sessions take place monthly between October and June at a venue in Chiswick, London, W4 1TT, between 7 and 8.30 pm. At each session there is a brief introduction to the work, followed by a group discussion in a relaxed atmosphere, with wine and nibbles supplied. FAQs How do I get to the venue? The nearest underground station is Turnham Green. The local bus is the E3. Transport for London can help you navigate into the area with their plan a journey webpage. From the station take a right and walk along Turnham Green Terrace. Take the first right which is Bath Road, and cross at the zebra crossing. Walk passed the church. The first left is Priory Gardens. Cross this road and the Victorian Society building is situated on the corner. Is there local car parking? After 6pm, there is free local street parking available. I would like to know what short stories have been read before. How do I find out this information? Please contact Ruth Miller by email at events@victoriansociety.org.uk. How can I contact the organiser with any questions? Please contact Ruth Miller by email at events@victoriansociety.org.uk before the day of the event. **** This event helps raise funds for The Victorian Society - the only charity dedicated to fighting for our Victorian and Edwardian heritage. Funds raised from events and memberships allow us to employ expert caseworkers to reply to thousands of planning applications a year in our role as a statutory consultee in the planning system. We help tackle the climate emergency by campaigning for the sensitive reuse of historic buildings to generate much lower carbon emissions than demolition and rebuild. Join us today and safeguard our unique cultural heritage for future generations! For further information, click here . Information Source: The Victorian Society | eventbrite

The A-B-C's of Video Editing with Davinci Resolve (4 Sessions) Wednesdays, 5:00pm to 8:00pm June 11, June 18, June 25, & July 2 Ready to dive into the world of video editing? Join us for four fun and informative sessions where you'll learn all about Davinci Resolve, the industry-standard software for editing videos like a pro! Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, this event is perfect for anyone interested in video editing. Location: Bronxnet Community Television at Lehman College Carmen Hall (basement) 250 Bedford Park BLVD West, Bronx, NY Instructor Bio Fermín Suárez (SAG/AFTRA), is an actor, director, videographer, editor, and animator. Fermín came to New York after an intensive acting career in his native Dominican Republic. His USA credits as a theatrical actor include important companies like Spanish Repertory Theatre (NYC), Thalia Spanish Theatre (NYC), Teatro Circulo (NYC), Lathea Theatre (NYC), Quantum Theatre (Pittsburg), among others. He has participated in critical theatrical festivals, like: “ The Spanish Golden Century Festival ” (El Paso, Texas) and “ Encuentro, Tres Continentes ” (Canary Islands, Spain). He has received several nominations and awards like ACE , HOLA , ATI , and others. He has appeared in TV shows like “America’s Most Wanted” on FOX (USA), the TV series “El Don” at Telemicro (DR), and others. He has done several Spanish dubbings for HBO , MTV , AUDIO GROUPS INC , and DIGIVIEW . Fermin is a co-founder of Canal America (1014 Optimum), the first and only HD Dominican TV channel in the USA. He also created two TV shows for the network: Fermin Suarez Lab , a video production tutorials weekly TV program, and La Chercha Con Fermin , a one-person comedy sketch show in which he played five characters. Fermin was the camera director in all life programs for the former TV network La Familia Cosmovision , which broadcasted nationally in the USA and Puerto Rico. He also produced and hosted a weekly TV show for this network called Caras De Una Ciudad , a variety show with professional and street artists in NYC, plus documentaries about the city. Fermin has worked as a videographer, editor, and animator on many projects, including music videos, sports, live events, TV commercials, infomercials, etc. Los Cuentos , written, produced, and directed by Fermin, is a cinematic view of Dominican literature, two short films based on two short stories by Juan Bosch . For these last nine years, Fermin has been the instructor for the field video production class for Bronxnet at the Lehman College facilities. Teaching more than 300 students the video production process, the proper use of a broadcast video camera, and how to edit their projects using Final Cut. If you want to know more about Fermin, you can visit ferminsuarez.com Information Source: BronxNet Television | eventbrite

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