Tom Milligan brings artist Grant Wood to life on Saturday, April 9 at the Warren Cultural Center in Greenfield Square, starting at 7:00 p.m. In this 45-minute one-man show, Grant Wood chats with the audience as if talking to an old friend across the backyard fence, or perhaps at his home at Five Turner Alley […]
Position Summary**This position is for daytime hours during the week and weekends** Performs responsible semi-skilled work by communicating with the general public, opening, closing and monitoring facility operations and assisting with recreational activities; performs related work as required. The work is carried out under the regular supervision of the manager of cultural recreation.Essential job functionAnswer […]
On Friday, February 18, the Black Cultural Centerin association with the University of Utah Intersect X12 and the Utah Black Artist Collectivehosted an open mic Event called “poetic justice”. The event is one of many lined up for the celebration of Black History Month at the U. The event was hosted by Meligha Garfield, director […]
Calendar articles can be sent to [email protected], brought to the newsroom at 19 E. Church St., Martinsville, or mailed to PO Box 3711, Martinsville, Va., 24115. Photos are welcome. Dates and times must be included. Sunday Wise will host a painting class at 2 p.m. on Sunday, February 27 at Bassett Moose Lodge. Karen Conner […]
Founder Rick Conkey stands on the renovated stage of the Laguna Beach Cultural Arts Center in front of a 1996 photograph by John Hesketh from his “Los Angeles” series. The subject of the portrait is the late BC Space co-founder, Jerry Burchfield. Photo by Barbara McMurray By Barbara McMurray, special for the independent Rick Conkey […]
Calendar articles can be sent to [email protected], brought to the newsroom at 19 E. Church St., Martinsville, or mailed to PO Box 3711, Martinsville, Va., 24115. Photos are welcome. Dates and times must be included. Due to the increasing spread of COVID-19, Martin Luther King Jr. Leaders Breakfast which had been scheduled for last Saturday […]
PHILIPPINES, January 17 – Press release January 17, 2022 Bong Go commends PRRD for signing laws protecting heritage and cultural sites in Cebu and Ilocos Sur Senator Christopher “Bong” Go hailed the Duterte administration’s efforts to preserve the nation’s cultural heritage following the enactment of two new laws that will establish heritage zones in Carcar […]
John Cain John Cain Special for The Times the Memorial Opera in Valparaiso shares the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with an overflowing imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her destiny. “Matilda The Musical” is a gripping masterpiece that revels in the anarchy of childhood, the power […]
Through Njideka Agbo January 16, 2022 | 6:30 a.m. Each artwork that Kelechi Nwaneri exhibits has a unique characteristic – the use of uli, nsibidi, two ancient forms of communication to tell stories. His interest in reviving culture has earned him the attention of international art lovers, including a spot at Ted Lasso. Guardian Life […]
Want to learn more about the cultural history of Brunswick County while celebrating Brunswick’s cultural diversity? You’re in luck: the Brunswick County Intercultural Festival is finally back. This fun, cross-cultural educational event is celebrating its 18th year, but due to the pandemic and the weather, it hasn’t happened for three years. The festival will present […]
Meet the team: Acting Sergeant: Vernita Pennington Principal agent: Luciano Rossi Indigenous Police Liaison Officer – Gemma Frampton Multicultural Police Liaison Officer – Serena Daniels Multicultural Police Liaison Officer – Tial Hlawnching COVID-19[female[feminine A vaccination status plan – 80% and beyond Queensland’s public health and social measures linked to vaccination status – a plan for […]
Tre Thomas still remembers the Christmas lights and trees in the parking lot of a Houston mall near Missouri City where he spent time as a child. The square now consists of empty storefronts. Some walls are damaged or covered with graffiti. But that should change soon. The community recently welcomed Edison Lofts, a nearby […]
Yesterday, students from across the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) went on strike from their classes, gathered on the lawns of the Quad to hear speeches before marching to the F23 Michael Spence building, in protest against changes in Gender and Cultural Studies (GCS) under fierce opposition Future FASS proposal. The University proposes […]
Decorative monarch butterflies at the new First Generation Success Center Plus makes at least one student cry. Monarchs live in a state of perpetual migration, moving from the United States to Mexico in search of a mild climate. This trait has made it a symbol for undocumented immigrants living in the United States. At the […]