The ‘little’ local art festival with a BIG heart “Every aspect of this festival has been presented in love, and we hope you can feel it when you are here.”
Here, Bullet: Poetry & Music from the Iraq War “It is an evening of spoken word, music, and small group conversation that moves through the life experiences of a soldier in country, then of the veteran coming home, and then of love and loss.”
Adventures Underground to host book launch for local author, artist, July 17 “Ian Martin’s second book, Aphelion, launches July 17 at Adventures Underground.”
Urban Poets Society presents: RISE “We believe that when the community is given opportunities to contribute to their environment in a creative way, they discover how valuable and indispensable their talents are to the world around them.”
Art and poetry from April 2023 Enjoy April's roundup of art and poetry from our wonderful contributors.
What the world needs now, is cozy, sweet cozy Kickstart a cozy, capybara-themed book from local author K.R.R. Lockhaven!
DrewBoy Creative artist spotlight: Gavin Lightfoot “Enjoy yourself, and let the art go where it wants.”
Metacosm Chronicles: An introduction “Welcome, friends. Enjoy the playground of the Metacosm Chronicles.”
Art and poetry from October 2022 Peruse this collection of art and poetry from our October 2022 issue!
Free your mind with new exhibition from local artist Heidi Elkington “I want to live in a way that makes me proud to die.”
DrewBoy Creative: Artist interview with Emily Richman “Being an artist means that I've included creativity and art into my everyday life.”
"I Don't Know Who Needs to Hear This..." Artist interview with Sara Quinn “This show is all about people finding the love and support they need from within.”
Gallery at the Park presents magical, imaginative exhibition from Rae Ella Long and Erin Markee “Visit the Gallery at the Park at 89 Lee Boulevard in Richland or online at galleryatthepark.org.”
Artist interview: Kori Doran “The more you’re exposed to, the more you can see the web of relationships between opposing subjects and ideas.”
