In the winter, the trees lift their bare branches in sculptural elegance against a gray sky. In the summer, grasses…
Preserving the Musical Traditions of Syria
Preservation of a musical culture is the act of continuing the practice and teachings of the tradition so that it…
Rubin Museum of Art
Nearing its 20th anniversary in 2024, the Rubin Museum of Art, based in Chelsea, New York City, celebrates its globally…
New Amsterdam Singers Choir Creates Community, Presents Lesser-Known Works
The New Amsterdam Singers, a 70-plus singer choir in New York City, specializes in producing numerous world, American, and New…
Bringing History Alive at the Museum of the American Revolution
Making American history relevant to people can be a challenge even in places like Philadelphia that have a wealth of…
With Data-Driven Research, Museum Hue Advocates for Equality and Representation into New York’s Art and Cultural Organizations
Founded in 2015, Museum Hue has become a nationally recognized organization providing support to and recognition of Black, Indigenous, and…
A Creative Voice For New York’s Vibrant Immigrant Population: People’s Theatre Project – For The People, By The People
With more than eight million people and as many as 800 languages spoken in New York City, it’s up to…
A Sweet Museum: Innovation from Vienna Creates Pez and Dispenses Cultural Flashbacks
If you believe an avocation can be a vocation, well, you need look no further When was the last time…
Shofuso: Philadelphia’s Japanese House and Garden
Within Philadelphia’s 2,000-acre Fairmount Park, Shofuso is a serene, one-acre urban treasure, a traditional Japanese house and garden that comes…
A New Grant Program from the National Trust for Historic Preservation Highlights Where Women Made History in the Studio, Focus on Programming for Young Students
Just in time for Women History Month, the National Trust for Historic Preservation is pleased to announce the establishment of…
