The WasteShed seeks funding for an artist residency at our Chicago Humboldt Park site, a formerly vacant industrial building in a working-class majority-Latinx neighborhood. We will invite 2 artists in...
Still Inspired’s 10th season production will feature contracted Chicago visual artist Jennifer Cronin and their series titled “There is Still Magic Here.” Three dance choreographers are collaborating with Cronin. Rehearsals...
Donghaean byeolsingut, Korean Intangible Cultural Asset No. 82-1, is a shamanic ritual that prays for a village’s peace and prosperity. It is an extensive ritual with multiple stages that starts...
The Pocket Philharmonic is an innovative and holistic way of embedding classical music into the cultural framework of underserved communities. This is made possible by 1) offering performances for free...
Fiesta Primavera, or Spring Fling, is an end-of-school celebration for our families and the neighborhood. Where students, parents, teachers, and neighbors all find something fun to do. With support from...
The funding for the GIG Fund will help pay the fees for artist to perform at our monthly community events starting January 2024. At each event, we will have a...
BA will produce and present a documentary film that follows Dianna Tyler's (Black LGBTQ+ poet, spoken word artist, and activist) transformation into Goddess Warrior The Poet: a journey that began...
Fifty-three fellows from communities across the U.S. were selected to participate in the 2022-2023 National Leaders of Color Fellowship cohort to build on the legacy of creating an intersectional, intergenerational, and multiracial...
Tyrone Phillips, founding artistic director at Definition Theatre in Chicago, Illinois, received the inaugural Peter Capell Award for Midwestern Creativity & Entrepreneurship in November 2022. Definition Theatre celebrates stories created with,...
Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion will be in residence one week to perform, conduct residency activities, and provide learning opportunities for the Chicago dance community and Columbia College Chicago students.