June-August

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Ebon Dooley Art & Social Justice Conversations

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Weekly- Fridays @3pm

The Ebon Dooley Arts & Justice Awards, established in 2018, recognizes individuals and organizations that work to improve the lives and future of their communities. In that spirit, we will host a series of conversations with Art & Social Justice Honorees along with other engaged social justice activists each Friday through the end of this summer. This series will be live streamed on the ArtsXchange Facebook page.

June- December

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Writer's Workshop Series

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Monthly- 2nd Saturday & 4th Wednesday

The Writer’s Workshops will focus on different genres of writing from fiction to poetry. Every 2nd Saturday and 4th Wednesday of the month. Hosted by Theresa Davis

June- August

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Spotlight Tuesdays

Get to know more about ArtsXchange Studio artists and their works.

June- December

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XChange Open Mic

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Monthly- 2nd Friday

Monthly Open Mic every 2nd Friday. Hosted by Theresa Davis. Via Facebook and Zoom.

June- August

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Textile Tuesdays

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1st and 3rd Tuesdays

Join textile artist ,Kenneth Zakee as he teaches you how to create your own textile art from the comfort of your home.

June- August

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Mind, Body and Soul Series

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Mondays and Wednesdays

Working together on your wellness.  Yoga, reflective quotes, mediation. Health habits for the home bound. Tai Chi for Optimum Health with Tina Rasheed  and more. Via Facebook and Instagram.

June- August

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Story Time For Young Minds

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1st and 3rd Thursdays

Theresa Davis and guests read stories and folktales from around the world. Art projects included for each story. Ages 5-10. Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month.

The ArtsXchange Studio Artist Program supports a diverse range of disciplines. Artists are provided with workspace as well as opportunities for dialogue, events and classes with the community.

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Programing includes Tai Chi for Optimum Health, Yoga and Meditation for Every BODY and Healthy food classes.

The Artxchange's signagure annual fundraising celebration.

An artist-run space, the Jack Sinclair Gallery mission is to present visual arts programming of excellence including exhibitions, artist talks, symposium and workshops.

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Engage in the visual and performing arts with Acting Classes, Coloring Conversations, Pop Up art classes, Textile Tuesdays and Camera Club.

Classes to teach community and home gardening.

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Offerings include Xchange Open Mic, Story Time for Young Minds, Scrabble Club, The Power of Words Author Panel Series and Writer's Workshop Series.

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Annual award ceremony for community activist and artist in remembrance of Ebon Dooley.

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For over thirty years, Project South has grown to become a trusted movement anchor organization for social justice work in the U.S. South. Recognized for the production of popular education tools, curriculum, and workshops that support grassroots organizers, educators, and activists, Project South also affects policy at the municipal level, produces reports and analysis that impact decision-makers, innovates organizing methodologies, and provides an institutional hub for organizers to develop shared regional plans that match the urgency of this political moment while building long-term infrastructure.

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ArtsXchange proudly partners with Nerdy Black Kids. This program provides opportunities for Black kids with similar interests and ways of navigating the world to see themselves and each other. The Comic Book and Manga Club is a safe space for children to engage their interests, learn new skills, and build relationships.

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Food Well Alliance is a community of supportive partners, or what we fondly refer to as opportunity-makers, who convene and collaborate to build healthier communities by using local food as a transformational tool.
We hope to enhance the connections in such a way that it connects people not just to their food, but also to each other.

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Colonial Hills is a diverse, progressive neighborhood in historic East Point, Georgia. Colonial Hills Neighborhood Association is an incorporated nonprofit neighborhood association with volunteers of residents and other interested parties that come together to improve the neighborhood and city.

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Capitol City Legacy Builders Toastmasters. Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.

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