The Nagic 30 events were a series of performances and exhibitions that took place in various locations around the world in 2019. The events were organized by a collective of artists, musicians, performers, and writers who aimed to explore the boundaries of art and push the limits of human creativity. The Nagic 30 events were characterized by their unconventional and experimental nature. They featured a wide range of artistic disciplines, including visual art, music, dance, theatre, film, and literature. The performances and exhibitions were often immersive and interactive, inviting the audience to actively participate in the creation of art. One of the key objectives of the Nagic 30 events was to challenge traditional notions of art and expand the definition of what art can be.
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McDonald s is proud to again be the title sponsor of the McDonald s Magic City Classic and to have partnered with the McDonald s Magic City Classic Parade as the exclusive sponsor for more than ten years now, said Larry Thornton, Franchise Owner of McDonald s. Alabama A M University and Alabama State University play in the game annually at Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama, and the winner could potentially earn a spot in the SWAC Championship.
One of the key objectives of the Nagic 30 events was to challenge traditional notions of art and expand the definition of what art can be. Artists involved in the events sought to break down barriers between different forms of artistic expression and blur the boundaries between artist and audience. The events showcased a diverse range of artistic styles and themes.
Center Point Magic City Invitational 2023
We have certified officials for each field event, however all teams will be asked to help with an event.
Entry: $ 125.00 per team per gender (less than 5 athletes $10.00 per athlete.) Checks should be made payable to Center Point High School, Track and Field, 1000 Eagle Dr, Center Point, AL 35215. Checks can be checked in at the concession stand for receipt. $8.00 spectator admission
Awards: M edals will be given to the top three finishers in each event. Team Trophies will be given for 1st and 2nd Place Boys and Girls Teams based on e vent scoring: 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Outside food and drinks are not allowed in the stadium. There will be concessions. A team cooler for water or Gatorade/Powerade will be allowed.
* Each team is allowed 4 per event and 2 relay teams in each event; (Top 3 on each team can score; 1 relay per school can score)
Only certified times/marks will be allowed at this Championship level meet. No hand times or write ins
No IMPLEMENTS will be provide . Schools will have to have THEIR OWN equipment for shot-put, discus, javelin, and pole vault.
* All events are finals, seeding based on times. All field event competitors will get 3 attempts. No finals.
Make checks Payable to Center Point High School Track and Field. Checks can be checked in at concession stand for receipt or mailed to Center Point High School, 1000 Eagle Dr., Center Point, Alabama 35215.
FIELD EVENT MINIMUMS - The 1st attempt by the athlete in all field events will be measured. If the athlete scratches, the next legal attempt will be measured. After the first legal attempt, the minimum marks will come into effect. Minimums are in place to ensure the meet is ran quickly and smoothly. If you have questions about any of the MINIMUMS, please email me so we can discuss.
Varsity Girls , Varsity Boys
Discus - 50'0 , 75'0
Javelin - 50'0 , 85'0
L.Jump - 12'0 , 17'0
T.Jump - 25'0 , 33'0
Vertical Bar Beginning Heights
Pole Vault - 5'6" , 7'6"
High Jump - 3'8" , 5'0"
I can be reached at [email protected] , or 205-401-6867
Order of Events : The entire meet will be run on a rolling schedule
General Admission $27.50
Some performances focused on social and political issues, addressing topics such as gender, race, and climate change. Others were more abstract and conceptual, exploring themes of identity, perception, and the nature of reality. Throughout the Nagic 30 events, there was a strong emphasis on collaboration and interdisciplinary exchange. Artists from different backgrounds and disciplines came together to create innovative and boundary-pushing works of art. This collaborative spirit fostered a sense of unity and excitement among the participants and audience. The Nagic 30 events received widespread critical acclaim and attracted attention from art enthusiasts and critics around the world. The success of the events demonstrated the ongoing relevance and importance of experimental and unconventional art forms in contemporary society. In conclusion, the Nagic 30 events were a groundbreaking series of performances and exhibitions that pushed the boundaries of art and celebrated the diversity of human creativity. Through their innovative and interdisciplinary approach, these events challenged traditional notions of art and engaged audiences in a new and exciting way..
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