Arts Council
announces mini-grants
Ten $500 awards given
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The Arts Council announced its second
round of grants made through its
Community Enrichment Mini-Grant initia
tive. These awards provide community
groups and individuals with grants up to
$500 to infuse the arts into all segments of
our community. The benefit of the grants
promotes creativity, while providing
greater access to the aits that brings people
together.
"This was our second call for applica
tions for the Mini-Grant Initiative," said
Dara Silver, Director of Member Services
and Grant Programs, "and we were
delighted with the community's response.
Clearly the word has spread."
The Arts Council was looking for cre
ative projects and initiatives with grass
roots in nature that reaches nontraditional
areas of the community. These grants are
made outside the regular annual grant
cycle. "Sometimes needs and opportunities
arise on short notice, and the annual grant
process just doesn't accommodate them,"
Silver said.
The Arts Council received 32 requests
and awarded 10 grants of $500 each.
Groups and individuals receiving grants
are as follows:
? ABC of NC Child Development
Center will partner with Peppercorn
Theatre at The Children's Museum of
Winston-Salem to have a teaching-artist
program. The program will consist of one
week in which tickets will be provided to
financially needy families to attend an
"autism friendly" performance of "Take
One Step" in July. Light and sound modi
fications will be made to the quiet activity
areas in the lobby that will contain staffed
autism specialists.
? During the fall, the Winston
Salem/Forsyth County School System's
Career Center Radio Broadcasting
Program will make audio recordings of 50
popular children's books. The recordings
will be distributed to public elementary
school media centers to improve children's
literacy skills. Impacting more than 25,000
students throughout Forsyth County,
approximately 35 of the books will be
recorded in English and 15 will be record
ed in Spanish.
? Insight Human Services will increase
its art offerings in their summer camp,
Camp HOPE, which serves under
resourced youth. The camp plans to focus
on character development, nurturing rela
tionships, and leadership skills. Camp
HOPE plans to enrich their Superhero
theme by having students create costumes
that share their superhero traits that make
them unique and powerful.
? Pamela Roberson will host two per
formances in September 2015 of "Angels
Without Wings," a play about addiction.
The play personifies addiction and the 12
steps to recovery to change how a commu
nity views addiction.
? The East/Northeast Winston
Neighborhood Association will create a
community mural in East Winston at 1901
E. 14th St. The neighborhood association
hopes that beautification through art will
attract positive investments in the
East/Northeast Winston community.
? A grant will help the Mo Lucas
Community Foundation host its annual
Father's Day Parade and Cookout on
Sunday, June 21 at Rupert Bell Park. This
event will include food, a parade down
Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, and consist
of live entertainment at the Rupert Bell
Recreation Center.
? In fall, music educator, Noriko
Nagasawa will offer group music classes
for children involved with the Head-Start
Program at Family Services. Diverse
music activities involving movement,
singing, playing, and story-telling will
teach fundamental social skills in a posi
tive and creative environment.
? The Old Salem Chapter of the
Antique Auto Club of America will host
"The Art of the Automobile Cruise-In" in
downtown Kernersville in August 2015.
The event will provide an opportunity to
celebrate the preservation of antique auto
mobiles and artistic influences in their
original styles. The Kernersville Little
Theatre volunteers will stroll among
event-goers modeling classic fashion
throughout the decades. S2dio Supplies
will provide an activity illustrating the sty
listic connections between cars, fashion,
and architecture.
? Que Pasa Media will host its annual
"Por Una Vida Mejor" (For a Better Life)
Festival on Sunday, Aug. 16 in the
Southeast Plaza on Waughtown Street.
This event focuses on physical fitness,
nutrition, and information about living a
healthy lifestyle that will include tradition
al folk dancing and musical performers.
? Triad Cultural Arts will host its annu
al Juneteenth Festival on Saturday, June 20
at Fifth Street and MLK, Jr. Drive in East
Winston. Celebrating African American
culture, this event provides a venue for
artists to exhibit their crafts and provides a
performance space for local musicians and
dancers.
Funding for this initiative came from
The Arts Council's Innovative Project
Grant Program. A third round of grant
applications will be announced in the fall.
Submitted Photo
(L-R) Top Row: Marva Reid, Marianne DiNapoli-Mylet, Derrick Reid
(East/Northeast Winston Neighborhood Association), Pamela Roberson, Jeffrey
Griffin (Career Center); (L-R) Middle Row: Noriko Nagasawa, Brenda Conrad
(Triad Cultural Arts), Meghan Thomas, Steven Darling, David Shaw
(East/Northeast Winston Neighborhood Association); (L-R) Bottom Row: Terri
Moy (Insight Human Services), Yarelis Escobar (Que Pasa Media), Ruth Ann
Ronchetti, Ron Day (Old Salem Chapter of the Antique Auto Club of America),
Leigh Ellen Spencer (ABC of NC Child Development Center), John Bowhers
(Peppercorn Theatre), Kristen Carter Jackson (ABC of NC Child Development
Center).
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