The community is invited to join the City of Mesa and the Mesa-East Valley MLK Committee as we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, January 17, 2022. This year's celebration theme is Tomorrow Is Today. The festivities will begin with a parade of community groups, organizations, businesses, churches, dance groups, bands, and regional cities. Upon ending their […]
Few people today know much about the largest child migration in history. Between 1854 and 1929 over 250,000 orphans and unwanted children were taken out of New York City and given away at train stations across America. Children were sent to every state in the continental United States; the last train went to Sulphur Springs, Texas in […]
Explore the (6) important C’s of Arizona, one each month! This program is in partnership with Arc of Tempe. Our first class each month will be on Facebook live and posted here December 2 2021:Arizona Culture January 13 2022: AZ Climate February 10 2022: AZ Copper March 10 2022: AZ Cattle April 14 2022: AZ Citrus […]
The World Literature Studies Program at the University of Arizona presents Listening to Other Voices A community coming together to celebrate our passion for books and authors from around the world. Notice: All University of Arizona locations are requiring the usage of face masks All events are available for online viewing Thursday, Feb 17,2022 Events Include: Translation: Building […]
The World Literature Studies Program at the University of Arizona presents Listening to Other Voices A community coming together to celebrate our passion for books and authors from around the world. Notice: All University of Arizona locations are requiring the usage of face masks All events are available for online viewing Thursday, Feb 18,2022 Events Include: World Literature: […]
Few people today know much about the largest child migration in history. Between 1854 and 1929 over 250,000 orphans and unwanted children were taken out of New York City and given away at train stations across America. Children were sent to every state in the continental United States; the last train went to Sulphur Springs, Texas in […]
A discussion with – Martina Dawley (Hualapai/Diné), Senior Archaeologist, Hualapai Department of Cultural Resources The Indigenous Interests Online Presentation Series is designed to provide an avenue for communication between Native Americans and non-Indians that can result in more understanding of each other’s cultures, traditions, histories, viewpoints, philosophies, and ways of life. The presenters, all members […]
Explore the (6) important C’s of Arizona, one each month! This program is in partnership with Arc of Tempe. Our first class each month will be on Facebook live and posted here December 2 2021:Arizona Culture January 13 2022: AZ Climate February 10 2022: AZ Copper March 10 2022: AZ Cattle April 14 2022: AZ Citrus […]
On March 12, 2022, performing and visual artists from both sides of the US/Mexico border will present “Mis Amores Fronterizos,” the product of a multi-year collaborative, community-engaged research and exploration process. Over the past three years, the ensemble has conducted over 50 community story circles, interviews, and workshops. “Mis Amores Fronterizos,” represents the culmination of […]
INTERPRETATIONS: Art and Music through a Humanities Lens A discussion about Interdisciplinary Connections facilitated by Humanities Scholar Dr. Janice Jarrett Sunday, March 20 at WHAM Community Arts Center 16560 N. Dysart Road, Surprise, AZ 85378 - free admission 2:00 How Artists and Composers Portray Locales 3:30 How Artists Composers Portray Special Occasions What will make […]
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