Clyde Valentin News Today

Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome announced Baton Rouge’s participation in the national art-making campaign Arts for EveryBody at a press conference at the Cary Saurage Community Arts Center June 13.

On July 27, the One Nation One Projects Arts For EveryBody will bring together, hundreds of artists, community leaders, and health professionals across the U.S.

One night in the fall of 1936, with fascism rising in Europe, theaters in 18 cities and towns across the United States staged productions of the dysto

Vibrant Hawai’i, a local nonprofit, will support up to 12 artists in a year-long fellowship to create art that enhances collective well-being, celebrates cultural stories in Hawaiʻi, and strengthens community resilience.

Discover how 18 cities and towns across the US are coming together to re-create the Federal Theater Project's 'It Can't Happen Here' initiative.

One Nation/One Project’s Arts for EveryBody will unveil audacious,

The theme “No Place Like Home” will drive shows and festivals in both large cities and rural locales of this country on July 27, 2024.

Starting in the late 90s, organizers in New York and beyond held August benefit concerts that advocated for Black liberation and the release of political prisoners.