Hope Washinushi and her enthusiastic group of board
members, volunteers and teachers, is part of the new leadership team
taking Young Evanston Artists (YEA) into its 31st year. YEA is one of
Evanston's longest run arts festivals. "YEA showcases the work and
performances of aspiring Young Evanston Artists. It strives to reflect
the diversity of the City of Evanston and is committed to celebrate it
via the arts."
Saturday, May 19, 10a-3p, Raymond Park in Evanston (click here to see map) will be transformed into a full-park art exhibit of children's art, Creative Classrooms for making and taking, food trucks, a sensory garden and so much more.
Hear about Hope's plans for this year and next, and what she is believes is the most crucial part of YEA's community arts event!
Learn more at yeaevanston.org
(And yes, that is a power saw in the background for the last three minutes of this interview, we told you it's unedited.)
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The Lisa D Show is a podcast celebrating creatives, featuring 20-minute, unedited conversations that mimic the live-radio vibe, low tech on purpose. Reach out to host Lisa Degliantoni at thelisadshow[at]gmail.com
Saturday, May 19, 10a-3p, Raymond Park in Evanston (click here to see map) will be transformed into a full-park art exhibit of children's art, Creative Classrooms for making and taking, food trucks, a sensory garden and so much more.
Hear about Hope's plans for this year and next, and what she is believes is the most crucial part of YEA's community arts event!
Learn more at yeaevanston.org
(And yes, that is a power saw in the background for the last three minutes of this interview, we told you it's unedited.)
***
The Lisa D Show is a podcast celebrating creatives, featuring 20-minute, unedited conversations that mimic the live-radio vibe, low tech on purpose. Reach out to host Lisa Degliantoni at thelisadshow[at]gmail.com
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