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REVEL IN THE MEADOW ANNOUNCES SUMMER JAM REVIVAL 2023 - Vimarsana News

REVEL IN THE MEADOW ANNOUNCES SUMMER JAM REVIVAL 2023

Continuum Arts Collective (CAC) proudly announces Revel in The Meadow Summer Jam 2023, a celebration and revival of the infamous 1973 Summer Jam festival held in Watkins Glen, NY, that featured The Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers & The Band. Revel features 10 hours of live Music, Art vendors, food, dancing, kids and adult activities, libations, and fun in the sun. All proceeds for this event will go to Continuum Arts Collective and its mission.

Oceanside sisters want more women of color in health and wellness spaces - Vimarsana News

Oceanside sisters want more women of color in health and wellness spaces

Toni Junious is a co-founder of Soultry Sisters, an arts and wellness collective that provides workshops, community, and resources to women of color. They want to diversify the health and wellness industry by making access to these resources more equitable and affordable.

Exhibits, galleries, theater and more: Seacoast arts and culture news - Vimarsana News

Exhibits, galleries, theater and more: Seacoast arts and culture news

A roundup of arts and culture news on the Seacoast.

Presentation on 'Art as an Act of Resistance' featured Saturday at Oceanside Library - Vimarsana News

Presentation on 'Art as an Act of Resistance' featured Saturday at Oceanside Library

The Oceanside Public Library and North County African American Women’s Association host a performance and conversation celebrating 'Art as an Act of Resistance' on Feb. 26

Disco Riot film series aims to make connections - Vimarsana News

Disco Riot film series aims to make connections

Print Despite the challenges of social distancing, San Diego’s dance community is working to sustain its organizations while using film to inspire everyone from the grieving to the hopeful. “Dancers and artists aren’t necessarily first responders,” explains Zaquia Mahler Salinas, artistic director of Disco Riot, the nonprofit that “exists to elevate a collaborative art culture.” “But maybe they come in as second responders in terms of how different kinds of art can support people in finding lightness or ways of processing their experiences.” Disco Riot is producing “A Year o...