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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County celebrates 50 years - Vimarsana News

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County celebrates 50 years

On October 1, 1973, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County opened its doors with the traditional community-based mentoring program, which matches an adult with a child.Since that day, the organization has served 50,000 young people.

Earth Day 2023 in South Florida: Where to peruse recycled art, pick up litter, honor the planet - Vimarsana News

Earth Day 2023 in South Florida: Where to peruse recycled art, pick up litter, honor the planet

The first Earth Day took place in 1970 and it went global in 1990. Since then, millions of people have used the holiday to bring awareness to environmental issues.

Sundial: This poet and educator thinks art is the language of healing - Vimarsana News

Sundial: This poet and educator thinks art is the language of healing

Darius Daughtry is the founder of Art Prevails Project, an organization that aims to strengthen South Florida's communities through literature and the performing arts. He joins WLRN's Carlos Frías ahead of this weekend's Our Voices: Festival of Words in Fort Lauderdale to talk about how art is healing.

Source: wlrn.org
Rhythm by the River joined voices in song and word - Vimarsana News

Rhythm by the River joined voices in song and word

The second annual Rhythm by the River festival in Fort Lauderdale brought hundreds to Esplanade Park March 19 near the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate Black voices

Rhythm by the River joined voices in song and word - Vimarsana News

Rhythm by the River joined voices in song and word

The second annual Rhythm by the River festival in Fort Lauderdale brought hundreds to Esplanade Park March 19 near the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate Black voices