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What did our critic think of DR. SEUSS CAT IN THE HAT at Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts?

Milwaukee Rep has revealed the recipients of the A Christmas Carol Families Program and A Christmas Carol Community Tickets Program for 2024. Learn more about the program!

Milwaukee Repertory Theater announces Safe & Sound as the recipient of the A Christmas Carol Families Program, a partnership aimed at supporting families in need during the holiday season. Learn more about this collaboration and how it benefits the community.

The University of Northern Colorado faculty and composer Edward W. Hardy have have announced the launch of the the Northern Colorado Center for Arts Entrepreneurship. The Northern Colorado Center for Arts Entrepreneurship (NOCO CfAE) is a new arts institution that strengthens the connection between the Northern Colorado arts community and the university.

The producers of The Music Man announced a new block of tickets on sale for the show into the Fall - find out how to get them here!

The Music Man on Broadway has announced that a limited number of standing room tickets will be available for every performance beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, May 17. A limited number of tickets will be available for same-day purchase beginning 2 hours before performances for $76 each.

Producers Barry Diller, David Geffen, and Kate Horton announced today that the smash hit Broadway musical The Music Man is making available 10,000 tickets at just $20 each to New York City students, their families, and their teachers to help foster a love and appreciation for the arts by making Broadway more accessible.

Philanthropist Laurie M. Tisch announced today that 14 New York City-based organizations will receive grants in the Illumination Fund's new Arts & Mental Health program, an expansion of its Arts in Health Initiative.

MSG Entertainment and Squarespace, the all-in-one website building platform, are proud to partner on a brand-new virtual performance series, “MSG Uncovered presented by Squarespace.”

The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) has announced this year's recipients of grants through the CreateNYC Language Access Fund. 36 NYC-based nonprofits will receive grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 in support of programming that increases access to arts and culture for those whose primary language is not English. The awarded programs represent 12 languages a?" including Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Russian, and American Sign Language a?" and will serve audiences in all five boroughs.

BWW Interview: ARTIST KATHY WILSON PIGNATORA

The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) today announced the launch of Community Organizing 101: Engagement Tactics for Cultural Organizations, a pilot course that will train staff from cultural organizations around the city in strategies for sustained community building. During public engagement conducted for CreateNYC, residents and cultural workers called for the City to support cultural groups in efforts to establish stronger connections with their neighbors and engage new audiences. Representatives from 30 DCLA-funded organizations from all five boroughs will participate in this free pilot course, providing them an opportunity to establish new peer networks and learn how to integrate the tools of community organizing into their work in the cultural sector.

Sherri Nestorowich is a talented and respected artist in the Buffalo, New York area. She has been into art since childhood and took a break to answer a few questions on the art world of Sherri.

The South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival will get the state's art started tomorrow (August 1) when it officially opens for its milestone 20th year, presenting the works of a record breaking 6282 artists in 660 free exhibitions across Adelaide and regions throughout August.

Renowned glass artist Clare Belfrage has been named SALA Festival Featured Artist for 2018 at the festival's official opening night gala at the Art Gallery of South Australia tonight (Friday, July 28).

The 9th Annual Unity Festival returns with the best visual art, spoken word, breakdancing, and beatboxing by local youth and international artists July 13-15, 2017 at Geary Lane, Underpass Park and David Pecaut Square in Toronto.

The 9th Annual Unity Festival returns with the best visual art, spoken word, breakdancing, and beatboxing by local youth and international artists July 13-15, 2017 at Geary Lane, Underpass Park and David Pecaut Square in Toronto.

Australia's biggest community-based visual arts festival gets even bigger with 660 free exhibitions for 20th anniversary year

The 9th Annual Unity Festival returns with the best visual art, spoken word, breakdancing, and beatboxing by local youth and international artists July 13-15, 2017 at Geary Lane, Underpass Park and David Pecaut Square in Toronto.

The 9th Annual Unity Festival returns with the best visual art, spoken word, breakdancing, and beatboxing by local youth and international artists July 13-15, 2017 at Geary Lane, Underpass Park and David Pecaut Square in Toronto.