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Levi Landis
Levi Preston Landis (born July 8, 1982) is an arts administrator, musician, manager and festival producer. Since 2016, he has been the executive director of GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, the largest visual art center in the country.
After working as a touring musician, Landis graduated from Villanova University's MPA program. Early in his career, he founded the community art center Emmaus, Inc, which renovated a large former Elks Lodge into a concert hall, thrift store, music school and bowling alley.
From 2008 to 2014, he served as the executive director of the Philadelphia Folksong Society, nonprofit parent of the Philadelphia Folk Festival.
From 2014 to 2016, a grant from the William Penn Foundation, funded his position as the first Director of Operations for The Center for Art in Wood in Philadelphia.
Landis moved to Reading, Pennsylvania in 2016 and became the Executive Director GoggleWorks Center for the Arts during its 10th anniversary year.
While his career has focused largely on arts leadership, Levi Landis was also a professional recording artist with the rock band Complete Circle (1994-2004) and a solo artist billed as Levi Landis and The Nobodys (2004-2008), releasing his most recent LP Something About Repairs in 2006. In 2008 he moved to Philadelphia and began directing the Philadelphia Folksong Society (PFS). During his tenure, the Philadelphia Folk Festival celebrated its 50th anniversary, adding more contemporary acts, and growing attendance to roughly 14,000 visitors per day. Landis added a beer garden with Yards Brewing Company and two additional stages to the program. In 2012, the Philadelphia Folk Festival was named one of Rolling Stone Magazine top 19 summer festivals. At the PFS, Landis also launched the Philadelphia Music Co-op, programmed the annual 2nd Street Festival, educational programs, and fundraisers, including Doc Watson's final Philadelphia area performance.
After moving to Reading in 2016, Landis continued to produce events, including concerts in association with Reading Blues Festival, Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest, and Berks Country Festival
Landis also continues to record and perform with musical acts.
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Levi Landis
Levi Preston Landis (born July 8, 1982) is an arts administrator, musician, manager and festival producer. Since 2016, he has been the executive director of GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, the largest visual art center in the country.
After working as a touring musician, Landis graduated from Villanova University's MPA program. Early in his career, he founded the community art center Emmaus, Inc, which renovated a large former Elks Lodge into a concert hall, thrift store, music school and bowling alley.
From 2008 to 2014, he served as the executive director of the Philadelphia Folksong Society, nonprofit parent of the Philadelphia Folk Festival.
From 2014 to 2016, a grant from the William Penn Foundation, funded his position as the first Director of Operations for The Center for Art in Wood in Philadelphia.
Landis moved to Reading, Pennsylvania in 2016 and became the Executive Director GoggleWorks Center for the Arts during its 10th anniversary year.
While his career has focused largely on arts leadership, Levi Landis was also a professional recording artist with the rock band Complete Circle (1994-2004) and a solo artist billed as Levi Landis and The Nobodys (2004-2008), releasing his most recent LP Something About Repairs in 2006. In 2008 he moved to Philadelphia and began directing the Philadelphia Folksong Society (PFS). During his tenure, the Philadelphia Folk Festival celebrated its 50th anniversary, adding more contemporary acts, and growing attendance to roughly 14,000 visitors per day. Landis added a beer garden with Yards Brewing Company and two additional stages to the program. In 2012, the Philadelphia Folk Festival was named one of Rolling Stone Magazine top 19 summer festivals. At the PFS, Landis also launched the Philadelphia Music Co-op, programmed the annual 2nd Street Festival, educational programs, and fundraisers, including Doc Watson's final Philadelphia area performance.
After moving to Reading in 2016, Landis continued to produce events, including concerts in association with Reading Blues Festival, Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest, and Berks Country Festival
Landis also continues to record and perform with musical acts.