It's
always hard to summarize vast and varied APAP experience. In many ways the
biggest reflection of what truly inspired and excited us in our eight
consecutive days of work (and no, I am certainly not complaining) will not be
seen until the 2014–15 Season. As the pattern usually goes, the
soon-to-be-announced 2013–14 Season really flickered into life a year ago at
APAP 2012. Last week we wrapped 2013–14 up (more or less!), so the big new
ideas and the dreamiest of conversations were really about 2014–15. Some were
even about 2015–16. As I settle back in at home and we start to ground those
ideas in reality, to make them so, and to put future seasons together piece by
piece, I can't help thinking how incredibly lucky we are to do what we do, in
such a beautiful place, with such warm and willing artists, audiences and
colleagues. Thanks!
—Jeremy Ganter, Mondavi Center Associate Executive Director and Director of Programming
|NYC, the annual conference of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, is the world's largest networking forum and marketplace for performing arts professionals. More than 3,500 presenters, artists, managers, agents and emerging arts leaders from 28 countries convene in New York City for five days of professional development, business deals and exciting performances.
—Jeremy Ganter, Mondavi Center Associate Executive Director and Director of Programming
|NYC, the annual conference of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, is the world's largest networking forum and marketplace for performing arts professionals. More than 3,500 presenters, artists, managers, agents and emerging arts leaders from 28 countries convene in New York City for five days of professional development, business deals and exciting performances.

Can hardly wait for the next season at Mondavi.Off to see Monterey Jazz tonite. Always a treat to be in the Center. Keep up the good work.
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