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State Sen. Linda Chesterfield; Jamee McAdoo and her late sibling Norel McAdoo; and Rupa Dash were honored during the Celebrating Maya@96 10th Anniversary Spirit of Maya Awards Luncheon and Celebration. The fundraiser for the Celebrate! Maya Project was held April 11 in the Great Hall of Little Rocks Clinton Presidential Center. The luncheon served as an observation, a week later, of what would have been the 96th birthday of poet Maya Angelou, who passed away in 2014.

Composer Michael Daugherty will be in residence Tuesday and Wednesday at the University of Central Arkansas.

The Celebrate! Maya Project has recognized people who mirror the poet's philosophy since 2016, and now they're gearing up to celebrate a 10-year anniversary.

The Celebrate! Maya Project has recognized people who mirror the poet's philosophy since 2016, and now they're gearing up to celebrate a 10-year anniversary.

The Celebrate! Maya Project has recognized people who mirror the poet's philosophy since 2016, and now they're gearing up to celebrate a 10-year anniversary.

Celebrate! Maya Project recently announced its 2024 Spirit of Maya awardees.

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Registration is open for the next Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts Community Scholars Training Program – a free training opportunity for Arkansans interested in community culture, folklife and traditional arts.

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Celebrate! Maya Projects Second Regional FriendRaiser was held in Pine Bluff on Nov. 18 at the Pine Bluff Jefferson County Library System main library.