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No Images? Click here December 2016 | Bi-Weekly News Open House for the FIRST Live/Work Space in Wilmington's Creative District!
Learn more:413 W. 5th Street | Wilmington, DEFantastic opportunity! Live in a National Historic District and be a part of a unique community--the City of Wilmington's Creative District. In addition to being completely renovated, the third floor is a bright open space that would make a great office or studio for an artist, maker, or doer in search of an affordable home ownership opportunity. Keep up with NextFab and learn more about the job opportunities coming to Wilmington!A Reason to CelebrateA night of fun and festivities was had by all who attended the annual holiday celebration hosted by Wilmington Renaissance Corporation at Tonic Bar & Grille, Thursday, December 1. The evening was a special thank you to our Board of Directors, Partners, Supporters and Artists for being a part of this productive year. The celebration was another example of how art bridges partnerships and community. Cheers to the year to come! Creative District Wilmington's 7th Street Arts Bridge 'Juke Bench', a musical bench created by NWAA - New Wilmington Art Association in partnership with Barrel of Makers and built by The Challenge Program was a HUGE hit! Check it out at a future pop-up location:
Find the "Juke Bench" on display during December in the Community Service Building located at 100 W. 10th Street!NEW blog posts every Wednesday featuring NEW places to live, NEW things to experience, NEW venues to explore, taste, shop and meet-up! NewMarketWilm is YOU - it's all here! Learn more, visit NewMarketWilm.com Snap a pic and share! #CreativeDistrictWilm & #BeCreativeInWilm
CreativeDistrictWilm.comWilmington’s Creative District is a part of a national wave of creative placemaking initiatives that seek to transform urban areas. The community revitalizationThank you to the following publications for media coverage on this exciting news: project encompasses the area bounded by Fourth, Ninth, Market and Washington Streets and is driven by a strong collaboration from a variety of partners: Chris White Community Development Corporation, Christina Cultural Arts Center, City of Wilmington, Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware, Quaker Hill Neighborhood Association and Wilmington Renaissance Corporation. Creative District Wilmington projects are generously supported by: Bank of America, CityFest, City of Wilmington Dept. of Cultural Affairs, City of Wilmington Dept. of Real Estate & Housing, Colonial Parking, Connections CSP, Delaware Division of the Arts, Delaware Dept. of State, Delaware State Housing Authority, Delmarva Power, Downtown Visions, DuPont, FHLB Pittsburgh, Gable Music Ventures, Highmark Delaware, IBEW Local #313, Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware, JPMorgan Chase, Longwood Foundation, Lowe’s, MSP Equipment Rentals, National Endowment for the Arts, NCALL, NeighborWorks America, TD Bank Foundation, United Way of Delaware, and WSFS Bank. |