Celebrating Hispanic Owned & Led Businesses
During Hispanic Heritage Month, we proudly spotlight the Hispanic-led organizations and businesses within our Creative Collective. These innovative enterprises contribute diverse perspectives, creativity, and traditions to our community. Celebrating and uplifting these businesses is vital as it promotes inclusivity, recognizes their invaluable contributions, and fosters a richer, more vibrant creative landscape. Join us in honoring the essence of Hispanic heritage
LatinX Heritage Month Flag Raising – PHOTOS
Photos by Joey Phoenix for Creative Collective Salem and North Shore Residents joined The City of Salem and the Latino Leadership Coalition of Salem for the annual Flag Raising celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month! Following the ceremony, guests enjoyed a guided tour of the Urban Art Museum. About Hispanic, Afro-Latino/a/e/x Heritage Month Source: Salem State University The observation originally started in
LatinX Night at Northshore Mall Promenade – PHOTOS
The Summer Entertainment Series took place on the stage located across from Tony C’s and featured entertainment, cultural events, live music, and more! For the 2022 entertainment season, Creative Collective curated fun and entertaining performances for the whole family.On Friday, August 19th LatinX Night with Creative Collective featured performances by: LoneSol Charlie Timbal JP Salsa and Asociacion Carnavalesca de Massachusetts
Where to Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month in Greater Boston
If you or your organization is hosting a celebration or sharing cultural stories for Latinx Heritage Month, tag us on social media at @creativenorthshore or email us at info@creativecollectivema.com so we can share it here!* Latinx Heritage month starts today, September 15th and lasts through October 15th. The month-long celebration honors the contribution of people with roots in Central America,
Community Organizations are Collaborating to bring the First Diversity Matters Festival to Lynn!
Desplácese hasta el final para ver la traducción al español. Save the Harbor/Save the Bay and The Department of Conservation and Recreation awarded North Shore Juneteenth Association (NSJA) with the Better Beaches Grant. As a part of the 2021 Better Beaches Grant Program NSJA is collaborating with Total Inspiration Athletics, Artful Life Counseling Center, Lynn Museum, Creative Collective, Marblehead School of
Uncovering and Honoring Deep Roots with the HairStory Project
by Joey Phoenix ReRooted: Presented by The HairStory Project is an offering that will stream live on Thursday, April 29th at 7:30pm from Museum of Science [Register Here]. The event is billed as a multimodal virtual production providing context for the ongoing debate of natural hair and celebrating the roots of African heritage. This project is made possible (in part)
Essex Art Center’s New Executive Director to Go L.I.V.E. with Community Programming
This month, Creative Collective is celebrating Women’s History Month! Follow along as we tell the stories of women writers, makers, small business owners, organizational leaders, and community heroes. by Joey PhoenixImages provided by Essex Art Center Lawrence-based Essex Art Center (EAC) named multimedia artist, poet, arts administrator, and Indiana native Monica Manoski (she/her/hers) as Executive Director in January of this year. Manoski
