Belfast Flying Shoes

Al created and has been maintaining the Belfast Flying Shoes website since the popular first Friday contradance began 10 years ago. We recently replaced the original design with a modern fully responsive WordPress website. The legacy content was migrated, so the new site provides all the info and history of the dance in a modern, mobile friendly environment.

The new design features full width featured images, and some fun and lively user interface animations along with the upcoming dance and latest BFS news.

Visit belfastflyingshoes.org

David Hurley

June 18, 2018

David Hurley has been active in the arts since moving to Maine in 1980. He studied fine art and illustration at the school of Visual Arts in New York City. His work includes oils, watercolors, pen and ink and scratch board, and covers a wide… (More »)

Sunti Pichetchaiyakul

June 17, 2018

Sunti Pichetchaiyakul is a renowned sculptor who divides his time between Thailand and Montana. Sunti is known for his extremely life-like fiberglass resin portraits of esteemed Buddhist monks, as well as his historic bronze sculptures of historical figures from the American west. Sunti’s website features… (More »)

Belfast Massage Therapy

January 15, 2017

Pam McKeen has been practicing massage therapy for 35 years, and needed a clean and modern website to convey a sense of professionalism and confidence. Pam had a website for many years, but wanted a fully functional responsive design to be accessible to phone and tablet users.

Willy Reddick

Willy Reddick is an artist from Belfast with an extensive portfolio in various media. She needed an online portfolio with multiple galleries.

Imagination & Place

June 16, 2018

The Committee on Imagination & Place originated in 1999 as a collaboration among the Lawrence Arts Center, Cottonwood literary review (at the time published by the Arts Center in collaboration with the University of Kansas Department of English), and the Kansas Land Trust. Its founding… (More »)

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