#community-arts

#community-arts

Cryer Arts Theatre aims to raise £150,000 to repair essential infrastructure and secure its future as a community arts venue.

A fire caused significant damage to the East Bay Media Center in Berkeley, leading to nearby evacuations but no reported injuries.

Brooklyn Museum is hosting a series of community arts programs in April 2025, including a Poetry Slam and Artists Ball After Party.

A new large mural at The Exchange highlights its diverse events, attracting community engagement and enhancing its visibility.

Murales expands its offerings to brunch, featuring new dishes while fostering community through arts and local artist showcases.

The Old Church Concert Hall is evolving into a multifaceted cultural hub to better serve its community post-pandemic.

Hackney Council faces pressure to tax the wealthiest as inequality calls grow.

Lambeth Council's financial crisis reaches alarming levels, forecasting a £69.9 million gap.

Guardian and Observer journalists launch their first strike in 50 years, marking a historic labor movement.

The Bronx Music Hall symbolizes a cultural revival and community engagement in the arts for the Bronx, providing vital resources for local artists.

Jacksons Lane evolved from a closed church into a thriving arts centre due to community activism and is now a key cultural hub in London.

The Arts Commission is concerned that the Thrive grant program may favor established organizations over newcomers, hindering diversity in arts funding.

The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival presents free performances of The Tempest in Sue Bierman Park, enhancing local urban vibrancy.