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Childrens Museum of Oak Ridge, Museum of Appalachia, Oak Ridge Civic Music Association, Oak Ridge Community Art Center and Playhouse get funds.

State Sen. Steve Southerland, R-Morristown, and representatives Rick Eldridge, R-Morristown, Jeremy Faison, R-Cosby and Jerry Sexton, R-Bean Station, announced four organizations in Hamblen County will receive arts grants from the

The Gordie Howe International Bridge has annoucned the nine recipients of the $100,000  Community Organization Investment through the project Community

PS21 performance season starts early, ends late and brings together people who might...

Arts Across the Prairie is a first of its kind, statewide Creative Placemaking program, developed by North Dakota Council of the Arts (NDCA). Eight large-scale art installations will be created

The Town of Stony Plain is working to revamp what it offers to residents when it comes to its arts and culture sector.

The American goldfinch is one of Minnesotas most recognizable songbirds, a small, bright-yellow seed-eater that can be found in open woodlands (and backyard feeders) throughout the state. But the Twin Cities newest goldfinch resident is unlike any other.

Americans for the Arts today announced its annual National Arts Marketing Project Conference , held virtually December 7–8, 2021. As the nation continues to react and respond to the changing landscape created by the pandemic, uncertainty is the only constant.

Submitted NASHVILLE — State Senators Art Swann, R-Maryville, and Steve Southerland, R-Morristown, along with State Representatives Dale Carr, R-Sevierville, and Andrew Farmer, R-Sevierville, announced today that Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts will receive a $78,000 art grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission. “We are very pleased to announce this significant grant to support the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts,” said Swann, Southerland, Carr and Farmer in a joint statem...

Greater Milwaukee Committee President Julia Taylor plans to retire by the end of this year — ending a 19-year tenure. “I have greatly valued my time leading the GMC and being a part of the broader community here in the greater Milwaukee area and throughout the state of Wisconsin,” Taylor said in a Thursday statement. “Our community has made significant advances on many fronts. While there are challenges that remain, there are also many initiatives and organizations in addition to a new...