Lackawanna Historical Society $19,000.00 |
Ringgold Band of Scranton, $1,000, concert band to perform free concerts at Nay Aug Park on Independence Day and perhaps in Carbondale; Archbald Borough Veterans Monument Park LLC, $2,500, "Kneeling Soldier" sculpture casting; La'Quitia Denson, $2,000 development of bi-monthly magazine, PRIXMATIC, dedicated to highlighting businesses and artists within the Black, Indigenous and people of color community; Ted LoRusso, $2,000, “Dead Quiet City,” performance of full-length play; Julie Esty, $2,000, the Dunmore Cemetery Tour; Storybook Theatre, $2,500, theater for young audiences; Luz Cabrales, $2,500 "Tomorrow," a live performance about Holocaust survivors to be recorded as a short film; Hospice of the Sacred Heart, $2,000, Camp Healing HeARTS, a day camp for art and grief education to children, who lost a loved one. Wally Gordon Community Singers, $1,500, free choral concerts in the community in July and December; Presbybop music, $1,500 for five free public jazz performances; Carbondale Concerts 2023, $2,500 four summer concerts at Carbondale’s Memorial Park; Diavolo Booking, $2,500, music festival at Keystone Stage in Olyphant; Indraloka Animal Sanctuary, $1,500, art sessions at the sanctuary with an exhibit at its barn for participants. Leela Baikadi, $1,500, art exhibit traveling to county libraries focusing on India's culture of India; Women to Women THRIVE, $2,000, free annual arts festival "Arts THRIVE in Carbondale"; Etruscan Press Inc., $1,500, poet Tim Seibles hosting writing workshop and production of participants' posters for display in businesses across the county; Imagine NEPA, $2,000, free original singer-songwriter series titled "Story Behind the Song" where local singer/songwriters perform their original work on live streams and record concerts. The Waverly Community House Inc., $2,500, Northeast Pennsylvania Film Festivals, April 2023; Farm Arts Collective, $2,500, a collaboration with The Greenhouse Project to bring large outdoor eco-musical theater performance "The Scientists" to Scranton audiences; Michaela Moore/Camp Create, $2,500, a visual and performing arts camp for children with special needs. Arts at First Presbyterian, $1,500, free concerts at First Presbyterian Church, Clarks Summit; Christine Medley, $2,500, free after-school letterpress and printmaking workshops; Scranton Municipal Recreation Authority, $2,000, for free Sunday summer concerts at Nay Aug Park; Summer Music Festival Inc., $1,500, free concerts at Scranton Cooperative Farmers Market in Scranton. Tumnus Moran, $2,500, collaboration of local queer artists, culminating in a gallery showing of art representing eras of LGBT+ History at the Afa Gallery; The Friends of the Arc Auxiliary, $1,500, The ARC Angels on Stage instruction for intellectually and physically disabled adults in theater, dance and song culminating in a performance; Snow Forge, $1,500, Old Forge; Marylou Chibirka, $1,500, Good Grief Art, learning to paint through loss; and Center for the Living City, $2,500, Observe Scranton Festival May 4-6. |