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Lebanese Director Kassem Istanbouli Won The Prestigious Intercultural Achievement Award 2022 - Vimarsana News

Lebanese Director Kassem Istanbouli Won The Prestigious Intercultural Achievement Award 2022

The founder of the Lebanese National Theatre, Kassem Istanbouli, received the Intercultural Achievement Award (IAA) in Vienna, Austria.

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Chaffee Crossing Farmers Market has music, art, costumes and more on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Chaffee Crossing Farmers Market has music, art, costumes and more on Saturday

As the River Valley emerged from covid-19 constraints, one of the new events in Fort Smith starting in May 2021 was the Chaffee Crossing Farmers and Artisans Market. Hosted the second Saturday of every month, May through October, in the Chaffee Crossing Historic District, 7300 Ellis St., the market has grown from its original 15 vendors to an anticipated 160 this weekend, and it's not unusual to see 2,000 to 3,000 shoppers on any given Saturday.

Artspace Lifespace joins the Better Business network - Vimarsana News

Artspace Lifespace joins the Better Business network

Championing the arts and managing creative spaces for community use

The Black Man Project Commits to Eliminating Barriers to Mental Health for Men - Vimarsana News

The Black Man Project Commits to Eliminating Barriers to Mental Health for Men

/PRNewswire/ -- Starting in October, The Black Man Project will launch free group Therapy for Black Men to create a safe space for men to share openly, begin...

Montreal percussive dancers step in to tell stories of Black art and history - Vimarsana News

Montreal percussive dancers step in to tell stories of Black art and history

Children are always in motion. Yet when they experience it in rhythm, they are linked with their peers in an intangible way, Kayin Queeley says.