Nuçi's Space

The Space Race is October 2, 2010 at 9:00am. Nuçi’s Space has just published the registration form for this year’s Space Race. Visit the registration form to register.

NUÇI’S SPACE V. ACC BOARD OF TAX ASSESSORS

Below you will find links to various news articles and editorials that discuss our 3 year struggle with the Athens Clarke County Tax Assessor’s Office to obtain a property tax exemption for Nuçi’s Space. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to email me at bob@nuci.org.
Thanks for your continued support.

Bob Sleppy
Executive Director
Nuçi’s Space

The campers rehearse “Because” by The Beatles.

Camp Amped 2009 Session II: rehearsing The Rolling Stone’s “Can’t Always Get What You Want.”

From Swingtime Films

Many of you will remember Reese’s charming smile and sharp wit. He made a lasting impression on everyone he met. He was an avid reader with a tremendous desire to acquire knowledge.

Reese moved to Athens in 2005 with an academic scholarship to attend the University of Georgia. While in Athens, he became involved with Chi Phi fraternity, volunteered for Nuçi’s Space, supported the local music scene, and helped open and work in the kitchen at Mama’s Boy restaurant for the first three years of its conception. Reese’s contribution to Mama’s Boy is absolutely immeasurable. As his nickname the “hurricane” would suggest, he truly was a force of nature. He genuinely took an interest in the lives of everyone around him and we are all blessed to have been touched by him.

Reese was loved by more people than he would have ever imagined. All of those who knew and loved Reese and those who simply want to support Nuçi’s Space are invited to eat dinner at Mama’s Boy on Saturday February 6.

The evening special will be one of Reese’s favorites, a low country boil. A memorial party to celebrate Reese’s life will follow dinner from 9:00 p.m. – 11:00p.m. The party will include drink specials, music and memories. A percent of the evening sales will be donated to Nuçi’s Space in Reese’s name.

Kris was really funny and very talented – his band practiced here regularly for years and years and played multiple benefit shows for our organization. (One of my favorite Television Buzz memories is them giving away Taco Stand burritos to the first 50 people who came to one of their shows at Tasty World).

Our thoughts are with his family and friends, his wife and his young son Will.
A memorial service for Kris will be held on Saturday, Feb. 13 at the Redeemer Presbyterian Church (corner of Pulaski and Broad) at 3 p.m.
For more, read Jordan Stepp’s blog post here on Flagpole.com.
Also – please take a listen to Kris’ music here on the band’s Myspace page.

July 19th, 2008 Preview of the upcoming Camp Amped Finale Show DVD