ArtBridge Reception Held at Seven21 Media Center

Art Bridge hosted a reception at Seven21 Media Center to celebrate the installation in the city of Kingston. The reception at Seven21 had a live performance by Saints of Swing, The Hudson Valley/NY Metropolitan area-based band, and featured local artwork throughout the studio space. Seven21, Keegan Ales, Timely Signs, and other local businesses, donated studio space, tables, chairs, food, beverages, and signage to create an enjoyable evening for attendees.

“The studio space here at Seven21 was suitable for the evening’s entertainment and influx of attendees. Hundreds of people comfortably mingled amongst the live performance while appreciating the artwork and enjoying food and beverages. Having local companies work together for great causes will show what The Hudson Valley has to offer. From spacious studio and office spaces for your business to local restaurants to cater your next gathering, the Kingston area has it all.” shares Jeremy Ellenbogen, President and CEO of Seven21 Media Center.

The bridge that carries Greenville Avenue and the CSX railroad tracks over Broadway and Midtown Kinston, now features Emily Gui and Adie Russell’s artwork. Artbridge’s mission is to beautify urban landscapes with local artwork.

“The Hudson Valley has beautiful landscapes and a diverse and artistic community. This reception exhibited this communal optimism and dedication to revitalize the area by gathering hundreds of people to support the local artists and businesses,” explains Devin Mathis, Director of Operations at ArtBridge.

Click here for more information of studio and office spaces at Seven21 Media Center.

Kingston’s ArtBridge puts Midtown in the Spotlight

Congressman Webcasts for Veterans

On February 11, 2013, Congressman Gibson hosted a Veterans Advisory Board Meeting at Seven21’s spacious studio space. Veterans and Veteran advocates in the 19th Congressional District and surrounding areas attended. Seven21 webcasted the meeting via live stream and archived for those unable to attend.

“Hosting the board meeting at Seven21 was an honor. This was our first live webcast that premiered the Blackmagic ATEM video switcher. The board meeting was also archived for those to watch at a later time, allowing the community full participation even if absent from the actual meeting,” states Jeremy Ellenbogen, CEO and President of Seven21 Media Center.

The board meeting updated attendees on legislative initiatives in Congress. The impact of Vietnam veterans, with the re-introduction of Congressman Gibson, was a significant topic for attendees. Attendees provided the Congressman with feedback during the meeting. “The board meeting updated attendees on legislative initiatives in Congress. Congressman Gibson recently reintroduced legislation to ensure a greater number of Vietnam Veterans could receive coverage for illnesses and diseases linked to Agent Orange exposure, which was a key topic of discussion. Attendees also provided the Congressman with feedback during the meeting. “Providing access to those unable to attend is key to keeping the community informed on issues that impact them. We appreciate the ability to webcast similar events in the future to maintain open communication with the Congressman’s constituents,” said Steve Bulger, District Director for Congressman Gibson.”

The approximately two-hour board meeting be viewed at the following livestream link: http://new.livestream.com/ellenbogen/events/1864881

Media Center gets Congressional Approval

Congressman Chris Gibson relocated his District offices to Seven21 Media Center in mid-town Kingston and plans to make a big impact on the local community. Seven21’s central location is also ideal for the Congressman’s goal of working closely with constituents. Public figures and visitors expressed their enthusiasm of the future plans on January 29th, during the grand opening celebration held in their spacious five-room office suite on the second floor of Seven21.

“We are honored to have Congressman Gibson and his staff at Seven21,” said Jeremy Ellenbogen, President and CEO of Seven21, “this opportunity will better the economy with the creation of local jobs, add more stability to mid-town Kingston, and provide needed assistance to the public.”

Seven21 is also beneficial for future webcasts of various events, meetings and townhall forums. The facility features spaces and services to webcast events in the large sound and video stages, for those who are unable to attend events. Steve Bulger, district manager stated, “We are looking forward to being a part of the Midtown Community in this great office space, that comes with the potential to webcast some of our constituent events to a broader audience around the 19th Congressional District right downstairs. We’re surrounded by a number of small businesses that focus on media and digital services, and our neighbors in the building have already created a great family environment that attracted us to the space.”

For further information on the following topics: veterans’ benefits, Social Security, Medicare, immigration, IRS matters, military issues and service academy nominations, Congressman Gibson’s staff is available to answer questions.

For webcasting services please visit the following website: www.ellenbogenmedia.com

For leasing space please visit: www.seven21media.com