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New Jewelry Collections Inspired by Architecture Spring 2022 - Vimarsana News

New Jewelry Collections Inspired by Architecture Spring 2022

Inspired by the aesthetic of beautiful cities around the world, these jewelry creations are perfect for an architecture-aficionado's jewel box.

Northglenn Arts Announces PRESENTS Summer Performances - Vimarsana News

Northglenn Arts Announces PRESENTS Summer Performances

Presents will feature the strings of Colorado Symphony’s Mendelssohn’s Octet; an evening of classic jazz at Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra Sextet’s Sass, Swingin’ and Standards featuring Marion Powers; a celebration of dance from India with IndianRaga @ the Rockies; and a sizzling evening of jazz with Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra Sextet’s Hot Latin Jazz, Celebrating the Music of Cuba and Brazil!

Parsons Theatre honors Black History Month with 2 shows - Vimarsana News

Parsons Theatre honors Black History Month with 2 shows

The theater said they are performing History of African American Music Part 2 and One People, Many Voices.

Source: 9news.com
Over $15,000 awarded in Horizon Grants from Salina Arts and Humanities - Vimarsana News

Over $15,000 awarded in Horizon Grants from Salina Arts and Humanities

Grants support initiative demonstrating a commitment to artistic excellence and community involvement.

Source: salina.com
Final Mannie Jackson forums planned Monday - Vimarsana News

Final Mannie Jackson forums planned Monday

Final Mannie Jackson forums planned Monday The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College has begun a series of community forums designed to gather feedback on the Mannie Jackson Center for the Humanities building in Edwardsville. “Lewis and Clark recognizes the historical significance and the value of this newly remodeled facility to the entire region,” LCCC President Ken Trzaska said last month in announcing the forums. “Our goal is to gather community input on options for this facility for future use.” A total of six forums were planned June 16-21 ...