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A landscape image with bright orange, gradiated background features big, bold, pale yellow text that reads "TLCC 2026" followed by "Washington, D.C." in black. Below this, a stylised illustration, in shades of orange and dark grey, of the conference venue, the Gaylord, and the big wheel that make up the National Harborarbor skyline.

We'll see you at the Tessitura Learning & Community Conference (TLCC) in Washington, DC!

We had a blast at the AMA conference last month 👇

Supercool at #AMAConf 2026

  • A bustling, brightly decorated bar (red ceiling, blue walls), filled with people smiling and chatting.
  • A woman with long dark wavy hair, wearing a white top and sunglasses on her head is standing in front of the iconic multicolored-triangle facade of Leeds Playhouse. She has one arm in the air, gesturing towards the building. In the other hand she’s holding an A2 poster, featuring a Bauhaus-style illustration of … Leeds Playhouse!
  • Three people sat in a theatre auditorium – a woman with a curly bob and glasses, another woman with long wavy dark hari, and a man with dark hair and a neat beard. All are smiling at the camera, as the first woman takes a selfie!
  • A large atrium, topped with a red neon sign reading 'Leeds Playhouse' in cursive lettering. Underneath, a conference registration desk with people getting their lanyards.
  • Five woman sat in a semi-cricle around a coffee table on stage at a conference, with a screen behind that reads "Tackling the climate crisis – together"
  • In a high-ceilinged room, several conference exhibition stands are set up. A smiling man stands close to the camera, talkign to another man next to him. A woman in the background smiles to camera and gestures towards the nearest conference stand.
  • A smiling woman with a deep burgundy bob and fabulous large, dark-rimmed specs holds up an A2 poster depicting Leeds Playhouse, illustrated in a clay Bauhaus style.

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