A forest, a room with buckets of plaster, a plaza fronting an office building, abandoned train tracks, an expanse of sand—all settings for dance films to be screened this Saturday as Dare to Dance in Public, Round 5 hosts a day filled with screenings and a live performance. Now in its fifth edition, D2D (as …
Dear Friends of Cultural Weekly, To say it’s been a difficult year would obviously be an understatement. It’s been a time that has forced all of us to live differently, whether it’s schooling or the simple act of shopping for groceries. It’s also been a time of necessary change for so many of us. It’s …
Cultural Weekly doesn’t happen without YOU. This is a challenging time for culture, and we need your help. Since we began our journey together, we have published more than 3,600 provocative articles by nearly 700 authors, including over 250 poets! We’ve launched the 6th annual Jack Grapes Poetry Prize, which seeks out new poets from …
Dear YOU, When you need to find culture, creativity, inspiration for your life, where do you turn? You know you’ll find what you’re looking for here at Cultural Weekly. Why? Because every week, you know you’ll find a mix of poetry, dance, theatre, art, literature – and life itself. Click around at the mix today. …
I read the news today, oh boy. The crisis worsened. People died needlessly. The White House issued denials. Then I read about love that was Brilliant Blue. I watched people who Dare to Dance in Public. I discovered art that is magnificent. Creative work holds vast power to shift our paradigm from fear to pleasure. …
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“The Fourth of July – Best Day Ever!!…Time with Grandma” Traveling across the Northern Plains – people enthusiastically share what the “Fourth of July” means to them. Here’s a glimpse. [alert type=alert-white ]Please consider making a tax-deductible donation now so we can keep publishing strong creative voices.[/alert] * The authors …
2016 has been a year of challenge, introspection, and vivid creativity. Here at Cultural Weekly, we have published more than 400 new articles, poems, reviews, and interviews. We also made the decision to go non-profit, so we can keep publishing and grow in 2017. As you enjoy the 2016 Top 10 stories, please consider a …
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Isn’t it about time you met your favorite Cultural Weekly writers and hung out with Cultural Weekly readers? Isn’t it about time for Cultural Weekly Live? On Sunday, December 13, from 3:00 pm-9:00 pm, at Osso, one of the best new restaurants in the DTLA Arts District, we will be putting together a program of …
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Hello Cultural Weekly Readers! Put a pin in your calendar and save the date. Our second annual holiday party will take place in Los Angeles on Sunday December 15, from 4pm until …? There will be poets, performers, writers, artists and most of all the chance to meet other readers. Our staff will be there, …
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