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The Director, Arts Learning leads The Song Room’s education programs and is responsible for designing a suite of best practice arts education programs,

LAWTON, OK — Cameron University will celebrate all things military Monday and Tuesday during Vet Fest, a two-day event set for McMahon Centennial Complex on the west side of campus.

Cameron University will celebrate all things military during Vet Fest, a two-day event hosted by the Office of Veterans Affairs. Community members, including veterans, military service members and dependents, are

Dozens of Southeast Ohio locations received grants from the OAC. 20 grants were given in Athens County alone, including to the Athena Theater, several Ohio University groups and Stuart's Opera House.

The words of great poets come to life on stage across the state as more than 3,100 high school-aged students compete to represent their county at the 10th Annual Nevada Poetry Out Loud State Finals at the Siena Hotel in Reno on March 14, 2015 from noon to 3 p.m.

Scottsdale Public Art draws attention to the worldwide environmental crisis caused by textile waste with its new exhibition, “Diversion: Recycled Textiles to Art,” open from April 11 to June 30 at the Civic Center Public Gallery at Scottsdale Civic Center Library. 

Creative aging programs have gained popularity as innovative tools for enriching quality of life, boosting well-being, and engaging creative and critical thinking skills. The emerging field holds great promise for

Awardees are individuals and organizations from LRAC’s nine-county region, and their projects will take place in communities including Alexandria.

The Ordway's GreenRoom is a paid musical theater training fellowship created by and for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artists. The GreenRoom the first-of-its-kind fellowship in Minnesota running for six weeks that's created by and for BIPOC artists. Maia Maiden, the Ordway's new Director of Arts Learning and Community Engagement is the creator of the program.

The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts today launched GreenRoom, an intensive musical theater training fellowship created by and for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artists. The six-week program will be led by seven BIPOC artists and run July 7 through Aug. 18. Applications for the 10 open fellowship positions are available now. GreenRoom is made possible by support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.