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Biz Talk discusses the recent funding to the Arlington Innovation Fund and expansion to the startup business community.

Writing and poetry prize entries now open, 2024 festival performer callouts, plus finalists of Incinerator Art Award, and more!

Juan Correa was born in Bogota, Columbia, and grew up in Los Angeles, California. In his “Los Performers” exhibit, Correa said he explores his experiences and interactions with American and Latinx cultures through depictions of significant childhood moments. From April 1-29, Public Space One is presenting Correa’s “Los Performers” exhibition in the gallery space at...

A survey conducted by The Arts Community Alliance, the Dallas Arts District, and the Dallas Area Cultural Advocacy Coalition showed 70 Dallas, Texas arts...

The owners of a downtown Independence hardware store received a $600,000 Downtown Housing Grant to help develop 10 apartments on its second floor.

A multidisciplinary team at the University of Toronto is developing tools and metrics to improve water equity in India by empowering water planners, communities and activists.

Portland Public Library and Lewiston Public Library plan to co-host an event with the National Association of Black Storytellers Adopt-A-Teller program.

Mapleton, IA receives over $300,000 in grants to revive two downtown commercial locations Unmute MAPLETON, Iowa (KTIV) - Thanks to a trio of grants, a facelift is incoming for two buildings on prime real estate in downtown Mapleton, Iowa. Mapleton received a pair of Catalyst Grants through the state of Iowa for $100,000 each, for two buildings at the corner of Main and S 4th Street. The grants will be used to repair the two buildings, and each one will feature a liv...

The artwork is the latest installation created through TDI grants in Main South.

  The Pandemic Wrenched Their Dissertation Plans. Catalyst Grants Are Easing the Challenges Jessica Fletcher, Dean Schafer, Megan Henriquez, and Kristena Newman Understanding how infections spread is especially important in light of a pandemic, and Ph.D. student Megan Henriquez (Anthropology) intends to do that with her dissertation on parasitic infections in capuchin monkeys. Ironically, though, the pandemic is wrenching her plans to travel to Costa Rica to collect samples. She had to cha...