Rhode Island RING-a-Palooza 2025
Date:
Saturday, April 26, 2025
9 am – 12 pm
Location:
Dunn’s Corners Community Church
221 Post Road (Route 1)
Westerly, Rhode Island
Event Schedule
- 8:30 AM: Arrive and set up
- 9:00 – 12:00 AM: Musical activites with a break in between
- 12 PM: Break down and depart
Contacts
Jill Boday
RI State Chair
Handbell Musicians of America, Area 1
[email protected]
Susan Schultz
Event Registrar
Handbell Musicians of America, Area 1
[email protected]
978-273-2226
Clinicain
Jane Nolan
Event Details
The annual RI “Ring-a-Palooza” will be held at Dunn’s Corners Community Church in Westerly, RI on April 26, 2025 from 9am-12pm. No matter your age or experience level, this half-day event will let you “sample” a handbell workshop. We will participate in fun musical activities and ringing which will all be led by Jane Nolan, retired Music Director of Shoreline Ringers. All levels are welcome. There is no music to learn ahead of time, and there will be no performance at the conclusion of the day. Independent ringers, full, and partial choirs are welcome! We will have fun, all while ringing and learning!
Resigstraion coming soon!
Registration Information
Fee: $10
What to Bring
Each ringer should bring gloves.
Food
There will be coffee, water, and snacks.
HMA AREA 1 COVID-19 VACCINATION POLICY
(Updated 1/26/2023)
PARTICIPANTS & AUDIENCE
Area 1 no longer requires masking for our events for participants or audience members.
All participants and audience members at Area 1 events are strongly encouraged to wear a mask in indoor venues, regardless of their vaccination status. The Area 1 board will revisit this policy and amend it as circumstances change and as required by venue.
DISCLAIMER
By attending/participating, you acknowledge and fully understand the nature and extent of the risk related to the COVID-19 virus and other contagious diseases and agree to attend this event at your own risk. You expressly acknowledge that COVID-19 is highly contagious, and infection can result in death, the risk of infection and transmission are higher in indoor facilities, there are no safety precautions that totally eliminate the risk of contracting COVID-19, and individuals with various underlying medical conditions may experience worse outcomes.
NOTE: Where state, local and/or venue policies vary from the Area 1 policy, the more strict policy will be in effect.