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Sport, Spirit and Soul Song and Story Summit, is called "S6"
CLOH.Org hosts a multi-dimensional series
S6 goes beyond a typical lecture series. Layers of organization, participation and outcomes make a wide-reaching endeavor. S6 is an inter-generational, sustainable, inspirational opportunity that spurs literacy, enterprise, community and communications.
Diverse coverage areas:
| Sports | Mentoring | Literacy |
| Fund Raising | Politics | Music |
| Informational Technology | Democracy | Life-Long Learning |
| Wellness | Arts | Discovery |
| Self-Expression | Fundraising | Collaboration. |
S6 Events: Spotlighted and Offstage
Spotlight events
Spotlight events of S6 are functional galas that gather large numbers of participants. These staged, focused events are hosted for ticket holders in auditoriums and community theater settings.Offstage events
Offstage events of S6 include the mainstay, year-round class, Sports and Society. This non-credit course, generally in conjunction with a Community College or Informal Education Program, acts as a steering committee, researching talent for the spotlight events. Enrolled participants become the roundtable planning agents for the large audience events. Sports and Society stimulates current event discussions, supplements S6's activities, reinforces prior educational messages and acts as quality assurance advisors.
Alliances
Audiences from a wide cross-section the community have multiple roles in the on-going operations of S6.
- An alliance with M A P (Music Appreciation Pittsburgh) fuels the musical talent.
- Political roundtables with CLOH.Org engage politicians foster topic debates, undercards at spotlighted events.
Past Dates
Mindy's Returns on CD. Her CD is out, Live In Pittsburgh.
Mindy Simmons recorded an event in Pittsburgh on January 29, 2005. The Sunnyhill blog made the first mention in September, 2005.
Amy Carol Webb
Amy Carol Webb may head back to Pittsburgh in the weeks to come.
- Miami New Times (writer, Nina Korman) covers Amy Carol Webb and Life Lines in September 2004
- Miami Herald covers Amy Carol Webb, September 2004 by Lily Leung. The interview ended while Amy was wrangling shutters in advance of the storm.
She reported,
Hey, things must be getting a little more toward normal here in Miami-Dade -- we've got Michael Stock on the radio, getting a dose of the music we missed this weekend. We stuck our heads out to go up the street and get two things we craved - Cuban coffee and the Sunday paper - as Frances delivered us only a perpetual tropical storm with brief power blinks, tree damage, and serious cabin-fever but little more. We know our friends further North are suffering more.
Experiences
Past event coordination for political, sports, media and civic purposes have been conducted. S6 makes a platform for blending community interests into a dynamic package.
- On Thursday, March 1, 2007, more than 50 "running mates" went to see an advance showing of the movie, PRIDE, at the Waterfront in West Homestead.
- Community Concert on Thursday, February 2, 2006
This "house concert" at our office and campaign headquarters included a media and press event slated at 5 pm, a family concert with doors open at 5:30 pm and music and program to from 6 to 7 pm (sharp). A talented musicial artist with original songs played a concert. Doors opened for the set for civic leaders at 7:15 with music and presentation slated for 8 to 9 pm. Food was provided.Johnsmith, http://www.Johnsmithmusic.com, sings the song, "Don't Put Me In a Box." Its message goes against the use of labels for people, myself included. We need to step beyond labels and give respect to each other if we are to thrive in our community and in our political life in Pittsburgh.
Tune, "Don't Put Me In a Box" from Johnsmith. Click and hear the song with an introduction from Mark Rauterkus WMA file. Excuse the dated intro. Has a bonus song.
Get the campaign CD and hear the song! CDs are available while on the campaign trails in single or bulk orders.
Johnsmith's other CDs of his music are going to be available for sale to those who attend the show. An artist contribution is welcome from those who attend, or those who can't attend.
Campaign contributions, payable to Mark@Rauterkus.com, for the efforts of the host, Mark Rauterkus, candidate for Pittsburgh's City Council, district 3, special election slated for March 14, 2006, are optional. More on the campaign is found at http://Elect.Rauterkus.com.
This is part rally, but more so, our event is a gathering for community that includes the creative, artistic, talented and civic leadership who find value in promoting freedom, the future and fitness of all types.
Thanks for your consideration. Hope to see you at the event, around town, or on the internet soon. Be sure to get a copy of the campaign CD even if you can't attend this community concert.
