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City communications podcast lists upcoming Auburn events: Safe Auburn conversations, performances and State of the City
Summary
The podcast promoted several upcoming Auburn events: Safe Auburn Part 2 Community Conversations at Schenect Elementary on Feb. 6 (free), Sixties Mania at the PACCAR Performing Arts Center on Feb. 1 (ticketed), 3rd Stage tribute to Boston on Feb. 22 at Green River College, and the Mayor—s State of the City address on Feb. 26 with RSVP details.
Jonathan Glover, communications manager for the City of Auburn and host of a city communications podcast episode, highlighted a slate of upcoming community events and public-safety conversations intended for Auburn residents.
Glover promoted "Safe Auburn Part 2 Community Conversations" on Feb. 6 at Schenect Elementary School, describing it as a free forum where residents can meet city leadership and discuss public safety. "You don't have to register anything. It is free. Please show up," he said, adding that free snacks will be provided.
The podcast also listed performing-arts events: Sixties Mania, a tribute/cover show scheduled for Feb. 1 at the PACCAR Performing Arts Center, and 3rd Stage, a tribute to the band Boston on Feb. 22 at Green River College. Glover told listeners to search ticketing sites for details ("Google sixties mania").
Glover also mentioned the mayor's State of the City address by Mayor Nancy Backus on Feb. 26, with the program running from about 5 to 7 p.m. and the address itself beginning at 6 p.m. He said there is an RSVP link on the city site or by searching "Auburn State of the City." "There's an RSVP link though, but if you Google, you know, Auburn State of the City, you'll find it," Glover said.
All event details were presented as announcements on the podcast; listeners were directed to event webpages or the Miss Auburn site for ticketing and RSVP instructions.
