ASC Advisory Councils help ensure cultural offerings in Charlotte-Mecklenburg are aligned with community needs.
Charlotte playwright Ruth Sloane will use her ASC Creative Renewal Fellowship to travel to Ghana to explore, study and create dramatic narratives
Above average temperatures seem to want to stick around. Luckily for Charlotte-Mecklenburg residents, ASC’s Culture Blocks program offers a wide range of arts and cultural experiences at libraries and recreation centers throughout the county so you can beat the heat while having fun.
2022 ASC Creative Renewal Fellowship recipient Danielle Walcott left a 12 year career as an EMT to pursue her dream of being a fulltime jazz guitarist and musician.
An ASC Cultural Vision Grant helped Davidson College start the Common Thread Theatre Collective, a professional theater company on campus.
Charlotte artist Carla Aaron-Lopez is curating LOCAL STREET 2022, an exhibition popping up June 16 at Mint Museum Uptown and showcasing over 60 artists from diverse backgrounds.
Mexican artist Edith Covarrubias uses art to provide kids with a productive distraction, while encouraging them to spend more time with their parents.
Queen City Robotics Alliance combines robotics and sports to introduce students in Northwest Charlotte students to STEM-related career paths.
Honest and open dialogue allowed North Mecklenburg Community Chorus to focus its 2022 choral season on strengthening unity in the Lake Norman community.
The upcoming Dozen Years of Digging Festival commemorating Winterfield Community Garden in East Charlotte is a celebration of science, art, music and literature – all around the theme of sustainability.