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Tourism Ministry train journalists in tourism, arts and culture reporting
The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) has organized a capacity-building training for 20 journalists in Tourism, Arts and Culture reporting in the Ashanti Region. The programme, following a ‘training of trainers’ model, brought together writers selected from the region who specialize in tourism, arts and culture. A press release signed by the Chief…
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Fall River’s Thanksmas Market and Holiday Celebration: What to know before you go
FALL RIVER — It’s time to get festive, Fall River. You may have just boxed up Halloween decorations, and it may not yet be Turkey Day, but who says it’s too early to get in the holiday spirit? This weekend, get a jumpstart on yuletide festivities and tackle your holiday shopping checklist with an event…
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The power of healing: new WHO report shows how arts can help beat noncommunicable diseases
The arts have long been recognized for enriching our lives, but they can also play a powerful role in our health. In recent years, a growing body of research suggests that arts-based interventions can help tackle noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) – from cardiovascular diseases to cancer. A new report from WHO/Europe, which builds on the “Learning…
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Study: Arts, culture added $543M to Wake’s economy
Gabriel Eng-Goetz painted this mural on a section of Rolesville Town Hall through the Wake Murals program, a United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County public art initiative. Corey Friedman | Wake Weekly RALEIGH — Wake County’s nonprofit arts and culture industry generated $543.3 million in economic activity last year, the United Arts Council…
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Winter Session spotlight: Dr. Catherine Appert on ‘Planet Rap: Where Hip-Hop Came from and Where It’s Going’
This Winter Session, students can take advantage of a rare opportunity to visit Planet Rap: Where Hip-Hop Came from and Where It’s Going (MUSIC 2370). Only offered during Winter Session once before, the online course is taught by Catherine Appert, an ethnomusicologist and associate professor in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Music.…
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New museum honors untold stories of enslaved Africans through genealogy
Geoff Bennett: The museum is situated where Gadsden’s Wharf once stood, the site where an estimated 40 percent of all American enslaved Africans arrived in the U.S. It’s estimated that, between 1710 and 1808, upwards of 150,000 captive Africans landed at the many ports throughout the Charleston Harbor, including Gadsden’s Wharf. A memorial garden under…
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Over 320 Attendees Engage with Arts to “Train Their Brains” Thanks to Palm Health Foundation and Partners – Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
Free events during the foundation’s October 2023 Train the Brain campaign demonstrated how creative and expressive art experiences positively impact the brain,body, and behavior, leading to better overall health. NOVEMBER 14, 2023 –Palm Health Foundation’s seventh annual Train the Brain community health campaign drew over 320 attendees to three free community events focused on “Advancing…
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Bluecoats announce new arts education center coming to Canton
Canton’s Bluecoats announced this week a $1.75 million capital campaign that will fund a new education center for its partner organization EN-RICH-MENT. The facility will take over the former Ziegler Tire building in Downtown Canton, which will be renovated and expanded to accommodate arts education classes and administrative spaces. EN-RICH-MENT was founded in 2012 to…
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Allied Arts Council announces $20 million in economic activity for Buchanan County in 2022
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The Allied Arts Council in St. Joseph announced on Tuesday, November 14, 2023, that during the 2022 fiscal year, the nonprofit arts and culture industry in Buchanan County generated $20 million in economic activity. The results of the economic activity were founded during the Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) study conducted…
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Arts, culture orgs reckon with floods’ lingering impact
Your life as a professional artist demands constant attention to detail: tracking opportunities for commissions, keeping a well-stocked pile of paints, film and other supplies and making sure you have a space to focus on your craft and make a living. And of course, there’s the art itself. Now, imagine your gallery collection, your supplies,…