State: MI

Shonda Buchanan will share her story of growing up as an African American in search of her Native American roots through her book, Black Indian. In addition to a poetry...

Jay Julio is an accomplished 25-year-old first-generation Filipino-American, a multi-instrumentalist, teacher, and composer-arranger based in NYC, a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, The Juilliard School, and orchestra fellow...

The lack of high quality educational opportunities for writers in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is a challenge for aspiring and established writers alike. The 2024 Writer’s Symposium would address this issue...

On February 2 and 3, 2024, Relic will give public concerts at Kalamazoo College and First Congregational Church, two accessible spaces within walking distance of many of our students. On...

This photo exhibition is a collaboration between City of Asylum/Detroit, The Magnum Foundation, Trinosophes Projects and the Haitian Network of Detroit. It showcases the work of Dieu-Nalio Chery, Pulitzer-nominated Haitian...

“Preservation as Resistance” is a week-long public exhibition centered around Black Detroit jazz history. Developed as part of the University of Michigan’s “Arts and Resistance” theme semester, the series will...

The two activities will include a Meet and Greet with Michael Waite and his 8-piece band and a bird-themed program/concert. Both events will take place at The Pine Performance Center....

This project will specifically target college students and will include partnerships with nearby Albion College and Olivet College. This will include access to discounted tickets for all participating students to...

The Friends of the Dawn are partnering with the Hillsdale County School of the Arts (HCSA), the local organization/school for young string players. HCSA was formed in part to provide...

A disabled artist, selected by guest curator and disabled artist Matthew Bodett, will attend the Good Hart Artist Residency in June 2024. Our studio building is ADA compliant and the...