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Two unique events come to Corsicana - Vimarsana News

Two unique events come to Corsicana

Although the culmination of Corsicana’s 175th birthday is set for Oct. 12 with an outdoor dance party, two different events, never experienced in Corsicana before, continue the historic homage.

Heavy Rains Flood Dozens of Artist Studios in Brooklyn - Vimarsana News

Heavy Rains Flood Dozens of Artist Studios in Brooklyn

Artists at a studio complex in Gowanus are scrambling to salvage damaged works and art materials.

Final day of Somerset Arts Weeks sees Burnham artists showcasing their work - Vimarsana News

Final day of Somerset Arts Weeks sees Burnham artists showcasing their work

Five Burnham-On-Sea artists are displaying their colourful artworks in their studios during Somerset Art Weeks, which started on Saturday September 16th and runs until Sunday October 1st.

| Community: Fabric Arts Festival returns to Portuguese New England – Fall River, MAPortuguese American Journal - Vimarsana News

| Community: Fabric Arts Festival returns to Portuguese New England – Fall River, MAPortuguese American Journal

The Casa dos Açores de Nova Inglaterra (CANI) is hosting the fourth edition of the annual Fabric Arts Festival (FABRIC), to honor the urban and social fabric of the city of Fall River and the neighboring cities of Providence and New Bedford, which are deeply rooted in the Portuguese cultural heritage. Initiated in Fall River, […]

Opinion: The spaces between - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The spaces between

Photographer Nick Otto told a group this week that he gets his best images by looking for the happenings outside of the main event. Executive Editor Dan Evans says this is a perfect analogy of the goals of local journalism.