Evan Shoemake

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Evan Shoemake

Evan Shoemake is a writer living in Brooklyn, NY. Originally from Georgia, Evan holds a Masters degree from the University of Florida. His prior experience includes writing for the music industry where he wrote numerous recording artist biographies and album reviews as well as articles for Music Row Magazine and the Songwriters Guild of America.

Evan currently contributes articles to the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers publications and is working on several personal projects.

	Article \| June 30, 2009 Association Games: A Labor Intensive and Involved Process, but Rewarding By: Evan Shoemake A clear picture of exactly what Association Games are may not initially come to mind for many people. To accurately understand this market of...more >>

Article \| April 30, 2009 Lumberjack Sports Events By: Evan Shoemake Paul Bunyan may be the quintessential image of a lumberjack, but today's lumberjacks and "jills" are a unique blend of athlete and crafts person....more >>

	Article \| February 28, 2009 Finding Facilities that Can Lead to a Homerun Event for Everyone By: Evan Shoemake Baseball in the U.S. dates back to the mid-1800s. Played by individuals of all ages, gender and skill-levels, baseball is considered an American...more >>

	Article \| December 31, 2008 Road & Track Destinations: Managing the Dynamics By: Evan Shoemake Athletes who will voluntarily run 26.2 miles or race a car at 200 mph around a track or swim, bike and run in excess of one hundred miles in a few...more >>

	Article \| October 31, 2008 Finding Basketball Event Locations is a Slam Dunk By: Evan Shoemake Basketball doesn’t hold the title "American as apple pie," even though it is one of the only sports actually created in America. It does, however,...more >>

	Article \| August 31, 2008 Competitive Cheerleading & Dance Destinations By: Evan Shoemake Many people perceive cheerleaders and dance team members as a group of girls who throw their pom-poms in the air after a touchdown and encourage...more >>

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	Article \| June 30, 2009 Association Games: A Labor Intensive and Involved Process, but Rewarding By: Evan Shoemake A clear picture of exactly what Association Games are may not initially come to mind for many people. To accurately understand this market of...more >>

Article \| April 30, 2009 Lumberjack Sports Events By: Evan Shoemake Paul Bunyan may be the quintessential image of a lumberjack, but today's lumberjacks and "jills" are a unique blend of athlete and crafts person....more >>

	Article \| February 28, 2009 Finding Facilities that Can Lead to a Homerun Event for Everyone By: Evan Shoemake Baseball in the U.S. dates back to the mid-1800s. Played by individuals of all ages, gender and skill-levels, baseball is considered an American...more >>

	Article \| December 31, 2008 Road & Track Destinations: Managing the Dynamics By: Evan Shoemake Athletes who will voluntarily run 26.2 miles or race a car at 200 mph around a track or swim, bike and run in excess of one hundred miles in a few...more >>

	Article \| October 31, 2008 Finding Basketball Event Locations is a Slam Dunk By: Evan Shoemake Basketball doesn’t hold the title "American as apple pie," even though it is one of the only sports actually created in America. It does, however,...more >>

	Article \| August 31, 2008 Competitive Cheerleading & Dance Destinations By: Evan Shoemake Many people perceive cheerleaders and dance team members as a group of girls who throw their pom-poms in the air after a touchdown and encourage...more >>