North Shore Civic Ballet Needs Your Treasures and Volunteers for Annual Online Holiday Auction
The online auction officially launches for bids on Monday, November 16 at Bidding for Good.
By: Chloe Rabinowitz Oct. 27, 2020

The fall season is underway and the North Shore Civic Ballet (NSCB) is already preparing for its annual online holiday auction. This year, the nonprofit dance company celebrates its 46th season and invites the public to help train the next generation of dancers and artists in the North Shore region.
The online auction officially launches for bids on Monday, November 16 at Bidding for Good, www.biddingforgood.com/ballet, continuing through Friday, December 4. Before the launch date, items may be previewed only. The NSCB seeks donations of gift cards and gift certificates representing a range of services and products, artwork, jewelry, handmade items, and other apparel for the auction. Volunteers are welcome to get involved and participate in a number of ways. All proceeds from the auction support new choreography, costuming, scholarships, special educational projects, and other required dance equipment and resources in the North Shore region. The company's dancers perform throughout the region. For several years, the company has performed in José Mateo Ballet Theatre's Annual Dance for World Community Festival. The company also presented new work in the annual "12 Dancers Dancing...A Christmas in Cambridge". "Ballet is a traditional art form passed from one generation to the next. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to create hardships for artists, we want to support, inspire and train dancers in the North Shore region and provide them with the resources they need to appreciate and study this art form. Shoppers across the country place bids in the auction looking for new items to purchase during the holiday season. With the public's help, the North Shore Civic Ballet can offer shoppers more services and products available to bid upon and raise needed funds to provide training for dancers," said Paula K. Shiff, Artistic Director, NSCB.
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