#arts-and-culture

#arts-and-culture

The Film Festival Alliance advises members to close NEA grants early amid concerns about federal funding freezes.

Yerba Buena Garden Festival in 2024 featured 120 free outdoor programs, engaging over 55,900 audience members with 1,300 artists.

A historic Miami home with Civil Rights significance is on the market for $2.75 million after being in the same family for a century.

The Anne Frank exhibition emphasizes the significance of personal artifacts in understanding history and combating antisemitism.

Community engagement through service activities is a highlight of Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations this week.

The National Trust is partnering with Mind to tackle mental health issues through access to nature and history.

The lottery for affordable artist studios in Gowanus addresses rising rent concerns and aims to support the local arts community amidst ongoing gentrification.

Thursday After Hours at OMCA offers adults 18+ a blend of cocktails, culture, and community with unique gallery experiences every Thursday evening.

Critics note a general sense of mediocrity in recent television and film releases, despite a few standout offerings.

President Biden's attendance at the Kennedy Center Honors marks a significant moment amidst political change and tradition.

Oakland's night entertainment scene is experiencing a vibrant resurgence with diverse events at local venues.

Lala Ri is leaving drag behind but continues to evolve her artistic expression.

Fans are supportive of Lala Ri's new chapter and transformation beyond drag.

Canterbury Cathedral and St Augustine's Abbey are key historical attractions, embodying centuries of architectural and cultural significance.

The Beck Theatre in London will close permanently in January after disputes between Hillingdon Council and Trafalgar Theatres.

The Arden Theatre is a vital community hub in Faversham, fostering creativity, inclusivity, and social connection through performance arts. It actively engages youth.

Open House New York Weekend provides free access to various sites across NYC from October 18-20, with tours and activities available to the public.

The San Francisco Symphony evokes a sense of personal connection despite current challenges and uncertainties.

The 11th Annual 48 Hills Gala celebrated "Women of Resistance," supporting local journalism and arts despite financial challenges faced by sponsors.

Baha Mar is enhancing its offerings by integrating Bahamian culture through arts programs and events, aiming to be a significant cultural hub.

Redbridge's Day of the Dead festival promotes conversations about death and loss through community events, aiding families in remembering their loved ones.

Casting gay roles should consider gay actors' perspectives, enhancing authenticity while recognizing that acting transcends one's personal identity.

LeVar Burton was honored with the W.E.B. Du Bois Medal for his contributions as a storyteller and educator.

Support for entry-level and marginalized arts workers is crucial for culture building.

The Berkshire/Columbia Counties Pay Equity Project addresses systemic pay inequity.

Small changes in pay equity can significantly enhance organizational effectiveness.

Vusi Mdoyi transformed pantsula dance from a local expression in apartheid South Africa to a globally recognized art form.

Community support is essential for balancing a demanding career and single parenthood.