Arts Mission Oak Cliff kicks off their fifth anniversary this Saturday night with a prom-themed fundraiser and you are invited.
Over these past five years, Arts Mission Oak Cliff has offered support to over 1,000 artists with job opportunities, mentorship programs, educational support, and space for performances.
“Our mission is about captivating and cultivating a community where play is welcome,” Director of Development Rachel Kitto said. “We want to offer a place for all artists, provide support, and be a home for a way to create in whatever way that looks like to the artist.”
We are generally familiar with two primary routes for historic preservation. There’s the restoration of a home or adaptive reuse of a commercial building. We seldom consider what happens to an abandoned church. Sometimes they are converted for residential use, and sometimes they find new life. More often, they are demolished.
