Realtor Robert Northfield Sponsors SOPAC Kids ’N Family Series

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The following is from Robert Northfield

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Realtor Robert Northfield of Keller Williams Midtown Direct is proud to sponsor South Orange Performing Arts Center ’s (SOPAC) Kids ’N Family series for 2016-17.  The series features ten live performances that provide engaging and enriching programs to broaden the audience’s understanding and importance of the performing arts. The professional shows feature theater, dance, music, story-telling, and other interactive performances.

“We are so pleased to have Robert Northfield as a new sponsor for our Kids ‘N Family series at SOPAC. His commitment to serving the real estate needs of families in the SOMA area and providing great value in all that he does is a perfect match with SOPAC’s goal of providing great opportunities for family enrichment. We really look forward to working with Robert to strengthen our community for families,” remarked Mark Packer, Executive Director, South Orange Performing Arts Center.

A longtime resident of Maplewood, Robert Northfield has been serving residents in the home buying and selling process in the SOMA area for more than 20 years, and is committed to giving back in support of local programs and working with organizations such as SOPAC which work to build stronger communities.

“My wife Andrea and I are raising our two children in SOMA, and we directly see the value that SOPAC has on the community. Supporting this cultural institution is so important because SOPAC is a pillar in the community that enriches the lives of families and brings people together from all walks of life,” said Northfield. “The Robert Northfield Team engages with people and families of all backgrounds so it was a natural fit to sponsor Kids ’N Family Series.”

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SOPAC’s series began in October and will run until May 2017. Past performances include “The Nutcracker” directed by American Repertory Ballet Artistic Director Douglas Martin joined by students from Princeton Ballet School along with ARB’s professional company.

The remaining calendar of events for SOPAC’s Kids ’N Family Series includes:

January 21: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

January 28: Mammoth Follies

February 18: The Little Mermaid

February 2: Disney’s Choo-Choo Soul with Genevieve!

March 4: Aesop Bops! with David Gonzalez

April 8: The Rainbow Fish

May 6: Happily Ever After

About Robert Northfield:

Robert Northfield has been a sales associate at Keller Williams Maplewood MidTown Direct since 2014, after working with Coldwell Banker since 2009, and Burgdorff ERA from 1997-2009, when the company merged with Coldwell Banker.  He has been awarded the New Jersey Circle of Excellence Award consecutively for over 15 years. Robert was named one of the top 250 individual agents in the US for 2010-2013 in sales transaction volume by RealTrends, Inc. and The Wall Street Journal. A resident of Essex County, New Jersey, Robert specializes in selling homes in Short Hills, Millburn, Maplewood, South Orange, Summit, West Orange, Montclair, Chatham, Madison and the surrounding towns.  To contact Robert Northfield call 973-544-8001, or email him at robert@RobertNorthfield.com, and visit www.midtowndirecthouses.com.

About SOPAC: 

Since 2006, SOPAC has been serving as a premier performing arts center in the region. SOPAC offers innovative artistic and cultural experiences for diverse audiences in an intimate, inviting environment. The premier arts center hosts a variety of live performances, community events and education programs for all ages.  To further expand its offerings, SOPAC has a partnership with the Juilliard School of Music to present Juilliard @ SOPAC—a series featuring upcoming musicians from the acclaimed conservatory.  SOPAC is home for Seton Hall University Arts Council’s performances, including Classical Concert Series, Jazz ‘N  the Hall performances and Seton Hall Theatre productions.  For more information, visit SOPACnow.org.

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