One of America’s most historic gardens survives and thrives in Southwest Philadelphia today, preserving the legacy of pioneering colonial botanist … More
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Innovation and Cultural Contribution in the Traditional Ballet World
Side of Culture values and writes about contributors to cultural communities. Although toe shoes are not the first thing people … More
Fruitlands: From Transcendentalist Farm to Cultural Center in Massachusetts
Fruitlands, in Harvard, Massachusetts, was the site of an early farming commune of Transcendentalists founded by Bronson Alcott, father of … More
Academy of American Poets Announces Poets Laureate Fellows
Founded in 1934 in New York City, the Academy of American Poets is the nation’s leading champion of American poets … More
Renamed Newark Museum of Art Completes Refreshing Update
New Jersey’s largest museum, the Newark Museum of Art is building on its progressive origins with a new name emphasizing … More
Kingsbrae Garden: Flowers with a Local Mission
A garden with a mission, New Brunswick’s Kingsbrae Garden covers 27 acres with more than 50,000 perennials in formal, casual … More
NYC Salt Builds Community through Photography & Visual Arts
NYC Salt creates opportunities in visual arts and pathways to college for under-served New York City youth by engaging them … More
Americans for the Arts Take Action
The Americans for the Arts, a nonprofit organization that supports cultural organizations and their communities in America, just published an … More
Streaming the Arts – A New Kind of Community
In response to COVID, many of the arts organizations across the U.S. are working hard to maintain their facilities, buildings … More
Louis Kahn’s Yale Center for British Art
The Yale Center for British Art Museum in New Haven, Connecticut is probably one of Louis Kahn’s best projects and … More
