Question 1

How do I show work I made in Rockland County?

Accepted Answer

Answer the email interview. We turn what you make into a published editorial and point the story back to you. Music, visual art, photography, film, writing, food, design and craft all belong in that interview, and you do it in your own time and your own words.

Question 2

How do I find other creatives to work with?

Accepted Answer

The Collab Board is where people post what they are looking for — a drummer, a photographer for a shoot, someone to build a set, a second pair of hands. Posts come from local people, so a collaboration usually starts with someone who is already nearby.

Question 3

Where can I perform or show work locally?

Accepted Answer

Venues around the county host music, art, comedy and readings, and are listed with what they actually host rather than only what they are. A room that runs an open mic and a gallery that shows new work are different problems, and the list keeps that distinction.

Question 4

What is an editorial feature, and how do I get one?

Accepted Answer

It is a written piece about you and your work, published here. The interview happens over email, in your own time and your own words, and you see it before it goes out. There is no cost and no catch; we publish local creative work because that is the point of the place.

Question 5

Who can get featured here?

Accepted Answer

Anyone making work in or around Rockland County. There is no portfolio review. People working on their first piece and people who have done this for thirty years answer the same email interview, and the published story is what goes on the page.

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