Emerging artists pairs with small businesses for 651 Arts’ ‘Neighborhood Project’
The Neighborhood Project features three female artists who teamed up with small businesses in their neighborhoods to curate performances to highlight the specific spaces.
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Mar 30, 2021, 5:06 PM
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13h agoThe 651 Arts program in Brooklyn is closing out Women's
History Month with special virtual performances, pairing emerging artists with
small businesses.
The Neighborhood Project features three female artists who
teamed up with small businesses in their neighborhoods to curate performances
to highlight the specific spaces.
The businesses included Grandchamps restaurant and Life
Wellness Center in Bedford-Stuyvesant and FiveMyles in Crown Heights.
The Neighborhood Project performances can be seen March 31
through April 2 on 651 Arts website.
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