Tag: Cultural

Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center marks its 20th anniversary

Celebrating 20 Years of Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Centre Since its establishment in 2005, the Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Centre (BBTCAC) in Camden has showcased over 600 artists from the Black Belt region, featuring various artistic mediums like painting, ceramics, woodworking, basket weaving, and unique gems. On Thursday, October 2nd, BBTCAC will commemorate […]

Pam Swanner: Protecting cultural heritage and promoting economic development in Alabama – 2025 Women of Impact

Pam Swanner’s journey reflects resilience, creativity, and a genuine passion for making connections among people. For over four decades, she has navigated the worlds of tourism, economic growth, and cultural preservation. Currently serving as chairman of the Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association (ALBBAA), she’s focused on highlighting one of Alabama’s hidden gems: the Black Belt […]

City Council recognizes a key figure in Los Angeles’ Mexican cultural heritage

Celebrating a Cultural Legacy Some names resonate deeply within the Los Angeles community, serving as beloved institutions that evoke a sense of nostalgia even among those who haven’t set foot in their establishments. Think of iconic places like Tommy’s Burgers, Frederick’s of Hollywood, and Nate ‘n Al’s, to name a few. And, of course, there’s […]

Republican voters prefer attention on economic concerns rather than cultural conflicts.

The main takeaway from Alabama Republican voters is pretty clear: they’re looking for economic solutions instead of getting caught up in cultural issues. A new poll from Cygnal, detailing the concerns of 400 key GOP voters from late July, highlights their top priorities ahead of the 2026 primary. The leading issues are living costs, taxes, […]

Yavapai Apache Nation Talks About Working Together on Signs and Cultural Representation

Community Sign Development Meeting in Clarkdale, Arizona In a recent meeting held by the government in Clarkdale, Arizona, the discussion revolved around the ongoing creation of community signs that aim to incorporate the rich history and culture of local tribes. The conversation underscored the significance of how these signs are designed and positioned, with suggestions […]

Frontiere Pavilion at Cultural Park is stable and safe from collapsing

Consulting Report on Sedona’s Frontier Performing Arts Pavilion A recently released consulting report on Sedona’s Frontier Performing Arts Pavilion indicates that the majority of the structure is in good shape and can be restored. The inspection, carried out by Flagstaff Core Structure Group on February 19, was submitted to the city in March. It’s important […]

LOFTUS: Major Cultural Shift Happening Right Under Your Nose … Literally

There was a time when weeds were cool. Ten years ago, Stoner was considered a rebel, like the figure of James Dean, but with long, grossly, messy hair, a prime minister with patchy face, and a denim jacket over leather. Instead of motorcycles, they drove low-haired sedans with constant smoke emissions blown through tailpipes and […]

Maricopa Sets Sights on Cultural Enrichment with Proposed Museum and

The City of Maricopa is creating a course on cultural expansion with proposed general planning amendments and zoning map amendments aimed at converting the 2.5-acre parcel to a future location at the Maricopa Museum. Designation of detached houses for spaces specialised in public and institutional use. According to the published announcement Maricopa Citythe parcel number […]

AOC Disturbed That Cultural Figures No Longer ‘Scared’ Of ‘Being Associated With’ Trump

Democratic Party New York House of Representatives Alexandria Ocacortes said in a Thursday podcast that he was concerned that elites and cultural figures were interacting with President Donald Trump. Many celebrities, including musicians and comedians, attended the inauguration ceremony of President Trump on Monday. Okasio Cortes, “John Stewart’s Weekly ShowPresident Trump said that it was […]