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Motown Fans Worldwide Can Enjoy New & Entertaining Virtual Content During ‘Shelter In Place’ [VIDEO]
DETROIT, April 12, 2020 – Motown Museum is staying connected with Motown fans around the world by releasing a stream of entertaining and educational content on Instagram, FaceBook, YouTube and Instagram TV. Its part of Motown Museum’s mission to celebrate the legacy and pioneers of Motown Records and to ‘pass on the seeds of inspiration, community and creativity to the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs’.
Robin R. Terry, CEO and Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees of Motown Museum says the virtual experiences will allow fans to engage and interact with the museum during its temporary closure due to shelter in place measures.
“Even in the most challenging moments, there is room for creativity and connectivity,” said Terry. “We hope these programs bring joy, inspiration and fill our fans with a little bit of Motown magic as we navigate this time together.”
[VIDEO] NE-YO Perform at Hitsville Honors: Celebrating Berry Gordy & 60 Years of Motown.
Motown Museum is the pride and joy of Detroit and becoming one of the nations’ biggest tourist attractions. The museum is the home of the iconic Hitsville U.S.A. building where artifacts and the original Motown recording studio is on display to the public. It’s also the birthplace of the world’s best soulful music from renown artists like Stevie Wonder, The Jackson Five, The Supremes and Marvin Gaye. “With nostalgia from the past and optimism for a brighter future,” expresses Terry, “we are hopeful these virtual engagements will help us remain connected as we eagerly await the day we can welcome our guests back.”
The virtual campaign will showcase content during the month of April and include a Motown inspired DJ dance party, educational programs, entertainment from Motown’s Spoken Word open mic performances and a sneak peek of last year’s Motown Museum 60th anniversary weekend event, Hitsville Honors: Celebrating Berry Gordy & 60 Years of Motown.
Motown Museum was founded in 1985 by Berry Gordy’s sister Esther Gordy Edwards. A major fundraising announcement was made in 2016 to expand the museum to a 50,000-square-foot world-class entertainment and education tourist destination. To date, over 25 million dollars have been raised and when completed, the museum will have a transformative impact on the surrounding Detroit communities. For more information on Motown Museum, visit http://www.motownmuseum.org.
About the Author: Don Howze is an Emmy Award Winning Film/Tape Editor and Associate Professor of Journalism and Television Production. Don is the producer and director of the upcoming film documentary The Production Crew, funded in part by The Field Foundation of Illinois. imdb.me/dondvideo
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