CEArts@TheRoundTable

The COVID-19 pandemic impacts us, our creative friends, and the arts in general, and we had some focused podcast discussions on the situation. Corresponding videos are on our YouTube COVID-19 playlist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC8Dj34Pe30&list=PLKsnWnJoBb-trY1U5b0dIARlLkSA3yPys

The COVID-19 pandemic impacts us, our creative friends, and the arts in general, and we had some focused podcast discussions on the situation. Corresponding videos are on our YouTube COVID-19 playlist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC8Dj34Pe30&list=PLKsnWnJoBb-trY1U5b0dIARlLkSA3yPys

Part 5 Presentations of the book launch for 2020 edition of The Polk Street Review (Feb 2020).

The Polk Street Review is a unique Noblesville-focused creative place-making project (known as TPSR Project) that includes workshops, our @theroundtable podcast/short videos series, and the publication of an annual submissions-driven anthology. It is the only book dedicated to publishing prose, poetry, song lyrics, and images that celebrate Noblesville. We welcome submissions from both professional and amateur creative artists. The Polk Street Review Project has received international status with submissions and followers from all over the world.

Part 4 Presentations of the book launch for 2020 edition of The Polk Street Review (Feb 2020).

The Polk Street Review is a unique Noblesville-focused creative place-making project (known as TPSR Project) that includes workshops, our @theroundtable podcast/short videos series, and the publication of an annual submissions-driven anthology. It is the only book dedicated to publishing prose, poetry, song lyrics, and images that celebrate Noblesville. We welcome submissions from both professional and amateur creative artists. The Polk Street Review Project has received international status with submissions and followers from all over the world.

Part 3 Presentations of the book launch for 2020 edition of The Polk Street Review (Feb 2020).

The Polk Street Review is a unique Noblesville-focused creative place-making project (known as TPSR Project) that includes workshops, our @theroundtable podcast/short videos series, and the publication of an annual submissions-driven anthology. It is the only book dedicated to publishing prose, poetry, song lyrics, and images that celebrate Noblesville. We welcome submissions from both professional and amateur creative artists. The Polk Street Review Project has received international status with submissions and followers from all over the world.

Part 2 Presentations of the book launch for 2020 edition of The Polk Street Review (Feb 2020).

The Polk Street Review is a unique Noblesville-focused creative place-making project (known as TPSR Project) that includes workshops, our @theroundtable podcast/short videos series, and the publication of an annual submissions-driven anthology. It is the only book dedicated to publishing prose, poetry, song lyrics, and images that celebrate Noblesville. We welcome submissions from both professional and amateur creative artists. The Polk Street Review Project has received international status with submissions and followers from all over the world.

Intro & Part 1 of the book launch for 2020 edition of The Polk Street Review (Feb 2020).

The Polk Street Review is a unique Noblesville-focused creative place-making project (known as TPSR Project) that includes workshops, our @theroundtable podcast/short videos series, and the publication of an annual submissions-driven anthology. It is the only book dedicated to publishing prose, poetry, song lyrics, and images that celebrate Noblesville. We welcome submissions from both professional and amateur creative artists. The Polk Street Review Project has received international status with submissions and followers from all over the world.

14th in our series on Creative Place-making and how you and/or your nonprofit organization can create your own creative place-making projects!

13th in our series on Creative Place-making and how you and/or your nonprofit organization can create your own creative place-making projects!

12th in our series on Creative Place-making and how you and/or your nonprofit organization can create your own creative place-making projects!