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Celebrate the 4th of July in Baltimore at the Cherry Hill Arts & Music Festival

The Cherry Hill Arts and Music Festival is back in person on July 4th at Middle Branch Park in Baltimore, MD! Join us as we celebrate the bicentennial of Harriet Tubman’s birth! Check out our 2022 line-up and learn more at CherryHillFest.com! CCV is a proud supporter of this celebration…...

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8th Annual Baltimore Crankie Fest is in the Scrolls!

The Center for Cultural Vibrancy was pleased to help curate and produce the 8th Baltimore Crankie Festival. What’s a crankie you ask? A crankie is a scrolled panorama. It is a visual aid to storytelling and song, often incorporating puppetry. The festival, held at Baltimore’s Creative Alliance, hosted artists and…...

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Ganna Natsag brings mask artistry to the Richmond Times-Dispatch Virginia Folklife area.

The Center for Cultural Vibrancy is sponsoring the Virginia Folklife Area at the 2021 Richmond Folk Festival, in partnership with Venture Richmond and the National Council for the Traditional Arts. CCV Director Jon Lohman has personally curated the area since its year as part of the National Folk Festival in…...

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Gospel Summit at North Carolina Folk Festival brings Blessings and Joy

The Center for Cultural Vibrancy partnered with the North Carolina Folk Festival in Greensboro to produce a full day gospel celebration for the ages. On Sunday, September 12, 2021, we featured Jalessa Cade, beloved United House of Prayer Shout Band Mangum & Company, a workshop focusing on the prominent role…...

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Balla Kouyate visits students at the National Folk Festival as part of World Culture in Context

We went LIVE… Virtually!  We partnered with our good friends at the NCTA and the Maryland Folk Festival to bring NEA National Heritage Fellowship winner Balla Kouyate to remotely visit with Salisbury, Maryland, public school students prior to the festival through our World Culture in Context program.  Keeper of an…...

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