Arts & Entertainment

‘ArtsXChange’ Showcases Richness Of Newark Arts Community

A partnership between Clinton Hill Community Action and the NJPAC provides a platform for local performers and creators.

NEWARK, NJ — The following news release comes courtesy of Clinton Hill Community Action. Find out how to post announcements or events to your local Patch site.

In 2023, Clinton Hill Community Action, unveiled an initiative that aimed to transform the cultural landscape of the South Ward. Season 1 of the ArtsXChange, a collaborative effort with the renowned NJPAC, marked a milestone in community engagement and creative expression.

This innovative venture showcased the richness of our community, providing a platform for local talents and fostering an environment where creativity knows no bounds. From visual arts to live performances, Season 1 of the ArtsXChange brought the arts directly to the heart of our community.

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As we reflect on the impact of Season 1, join us for an exclusive look back at the unforgettable events, the inspiring collaborations, and the vibrant cultural tapestry that emerged from this partnership between Clinton Hill Community Action and NJPAC.

The ArtsXChange is more than just a series of events; it's a celebration of community, innovation, and the transformative power of the arts.

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This is the ArtsXChange – a testament to the spirit of collaboration, the pulse of creativity, and the heartbeat of our community. We welcome you to a new chapter in our ArtsXChange journey. On Tuesday, April 30, 2024 at the brand-new William Ashby Community Center, we will have a performance art presentation by our community, in our community and for our community. The celebration will feature local Newark artists such as recording artist, Gail Campbell, and renowned saxophonist, Josue.

Malachi Richardson, a 9-year-old youth poet, and Rhenotha Whitaker, who has performed with Jennifer Hudson and Patti Labelle, are just a few artists performing on Tuesday evening.

This is a collaboration between Clinton Hill Community Action and NJPAC. John Shreiber, the Executive Director of NJPAC, and Khaatim Sherrer El, the Executive Director of Clinton Hill Community Action, will be in attendance along with political leaders and community members.

Join us for an unforgettable experience. Dinner is being catered by South Ward resident Lita of Taste Lita at 5:30 p.m., and all are invited.

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