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Ellet’s Gardenias & Grace sells local goods by artists of all ages

October 19th, 2020
Reporting, writing and photos by Laura Lakins This year more than ever, small businesses and local artists need our support. Gardenias & Grace, a gallery of art and handcrafted goods, gives us the oppor... Read More...

Nichole Epps on making Akron arts more inclusive

November 4th, 2019
by Jamie Keaton Maya Angelou once said, “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” When you think about what an artist is, what do you think: A storyteller, painter, poet? When... Read More...

All Abilities Arts Expo showcases work by artists with disabilities

November 4th, 2019
 interview by Rosalie Murphy Alicia Hopkins is an author, painter and mixed media artist. Two years ago, she began searching for opportunities in the arts for people like her — she uses a wheelchair a... Read More...

Akron Arts Expo 2016: Celebrating local talent for 37 years

July 18th, 2016
  by Melanie Anderson On July 23 and 24, Akronites will have the opportunity to discover local talent at the Akron Arts Expo. Located in Hardesty Park, the event will provide a range of activities such a... Read More...

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