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Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs Secures New Funding for Creative Aging
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) recently secured new funding from a national grant program to advance creative aging programs for older adults in Michigan.
Michigan Singer-Songwriter Rachel Curtis Releases New Single & Music Video
Independent Michigan-based contemplative folk and daydreamy, smoky pop artist Rachel Curtis is celebrating the release of her new single, “Strobe Lights” out on all music platforms
Peppermint Creek Theatre Company Highlights the Voices of Lansing’s Black and Brown Community IN Original Film, “Let Us Breathe”
One of the darkest legacies of racism in America is the near-complete removal of black voices from the public discourse. Seeing is not hearing. Only when we stop and listen, when people are heard, do we begin to break down the barriers of inequality and truly work towards a world where Black Lives Matter.
Governor Whitmer Sustains Funding for Arts & Culture Amidst COVID-19 Recovery
While the State of Michigan continues to fight the spread of COVID-19, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has presented her third executive budget which brings support for Michigan’s robust arts and cultural sector.
Black Is King: Mila Lynn Highlights Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris, Breonna Taylor and More in New Exhibit
Internationally acclaimed visual artist, and the first artist in REACH Studio Art Center’s new Arts Residency Program, Lansing’s own Mila Lynn is presenting her newest artistic endeavor entitled the ‘Black is King’ Project throughout the month of February.
Grand Rapids Public Museum Receives $100,000 Grant for Web-Based, Mobile Game
The Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) announced today that the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded the Museum a $100,000 grant for the prototyping of a web-based, mobile game that explores the history of the Grand River.
Experience Michigan with a Fresh Perspective
Let’s say It’s a Wednesday at 5 p.m., and like always, I’m considering what my plans are for the weekend ahead, not to mention how I’ll spend the current evening. As a millennial with a constant sense of urgency to experience the best of what’s around me, I have a thirst for cutting-edge, creative and experiential artistic activities. My passions are varied, I’m bold and adventurous, and willing to travel to any corner of Michigan for the coolest opportunities.
Lebowsky Center for Performing Arts Seeks to Sell Out Theater
Owosso’s Historic Community Theatre Asks Community to Purchase Tickets in leu of Shuttered Doors and Cancelled Productions as a Result of COVID-19
CultureSource and Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Award $275,000 in COVID-19 Assistance Funds
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, in partnership with CultureSource, has announced that five organizations will each receive $55,000 for projects through the COVID-19 Arts and Creative Community Assistance Fund to creatively connect with their audiences while adhering to social distancing regulations.
The Henry Ford to Expand Sensory Friendly Programming
The Henry Ford receives the Autism Alliance of Michigan (AAoM) Seal of Approval and grant to support new sensory friendly programming and training.
Brigitte Harris Cancer Pavilion to Feature Artwork from Detroit Institute of Arts ‘Inside|Out’ Program
Henry Ford Cancer Institute's new Brigitte Harris Cancer Pavilion to feature reproductions of artistic masterpieces from the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection.
Wharton Center Announces 2021 Planned Return to the Stage
Wharton Center’s much-anticipated return to live performances is now expected to occur this fall with a series of Broadway hits.
Jeff Daniels Coming to Midland Center for the Arts
Jeff Daniels, award-winning actor, musician and playwright, brings an intimate virtual concert experience to the Midland community as part of the Virtual Pass at Midland Center for the Arts.