#arts-and-culture

#arts-and-culture

Earlier this month, Price announced that her last day with the cultural center will be August 31. Her departure caps 14 years in which the nonprofit's budget has increased by 600% - more than half coming from community support and grants - and its lease with the city 'sets it up for success in perpetuity.'

A free outdoor protest-meets-celebration hosted by Bay Area racial justice and disability rights organizations marks the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act with a Disability Pride Event and Rally.

Harlow is truly blessed with so many cultural offerings, from the world's only sculpture town, to the wonderful museum, Gibberd Garden and Parndon Mill. Now we must go further and inspire the next generation by making Harlow a capital of culture for the East of England.

In her latest work, Griest engages artists from various disciplines in revealing conversations about the essence of their creativity. They share not just their triumphs, but the sacrifices required to pursue their passions.

The South African government paid tribute to Chweneyagae, lauding his outstanding contribution to the film, television and theatre fraternity. The nation mourns the loss of a gifted storyteller.

"For more than 40 years, Gamelan Sekar Jaya has set the standard for Balinese music and dance in North America...creating a cultural renaissance in Indonesia that continues today."

Mercury provides invaluable local journalism and arts coverage, vital for Portland's community spirit and culture. Continued support is essential to sustain this resourceful endeavor.

"The Elegy Project is a public poetry initiative that aims to make grief less lonely by placing poem cards in public spaces for strangers to find..."

The NEA has always been a lightning rod. It's nothing new. It's an old, old-school tactic.

The cancellation of NEH grants by the Trump administration led to significant challenges for organizations like California Humanities, which relies on such funding to support arts and education.

"Barbara Anne Harvey Lewis was a remarkable woman who embraced life fully, from her early days in San Jose to her vibrant military life and family adventures."