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Andover Bookstore Creates Welcoming Community, a “Third Space”

From Prison to Creative Hub: Virginia’s Workhouse Arts Center

Lights, Action, Roll! Academy Museum: A Home for the Imagination

Empowering community through arts and culture

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The Museum of the City of New York: Required Viewing for Visitors and New Yorkers Alike

Consider it New York City’s attic. The Museum of the City of New York houses and warehouses some 750,000 items

A Brand-new, Hands-on Presidential Experience Opens Near the White House

What if you could tour the White House and, instead of being refused the chance to see the Oval Office,

October is National Arts and Humanities Month and Your Brain on Art Shows Just What the Arts Can Do

The White House has issued its yearly proclamation declaring October National Arts and Humanities Month: “The arts and humanities bring

Design, Beauty, History and Communities of Connecticut Gardens

In the last few years, Side of Culture has covered many gardens as they are places of culture, well-being and

The Cartier Foundation: Light, Transparency, and Nature

There are no shortages of major cultural institutions in Paris where to view great art. There is the Louvre, the

Borscht Belt Museum Opens in the Catskills

“The last town I worked in was so small the mice were stooped shouldered.” “I plugged in my electric razor,

Inspired by Design: The Hudson Valley’s Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center

Creative people have long gravitated to New York’s beautiful Hudson Valley for inspiration. Among these was the influential industrial designer

The Bard for All: DC’s Folger Shakespeare Library Reopens

In June 2024, the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC, celebrated its reopening after an $80.5 million renovation and expansion

The Newly Opened Maison Caillebotte Sheds Light on a Lesser Known Impressionist

Some call him the Greatest Impressionist You Never Heard Of. Gustave Caillebotte (1848–1894) not only was friends with Claude Monet,

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