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Nonprofit seeks co-creators for projects focused on food, STEM, public art | The Homepage
Art and creativity are thriving throughout Hazelwood. Neighborhood nonprofit Arts Excursions Unlimited is working on several different projects, some of which I will touch on here. The artworks are at different stages with various levels of complexity, scale and timelines. There’s room for you in all our projects.
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July 2026 community meeting: Hazelwood public art trail in the works for a September launch | The Homepage
A small crowd of stalwart Hazelwoodians braved the day’s heat to attend the July 14 Greater Hazelwood community meeting at Community Kitchen Pittsburgh. Joined by about a dozen online participants, they learned about a new neighborhood employment center, tree planting, and a project to generate ideas for the Gladstone Annex. But first, two familiar presenters talked about a new public art trail in Hazelwood.
Jul 314 min read
BioForge artist team combines glass, light and mosaic mediums | The Homepage
The artist team of Jaime Guerrero, James Simon and Rob Long took the tour as a way of introduction. They talked with leaders from Holy Cross Church, Industrial Arts Workshop, Carnegie Library of Hazelwood, Hazelwood Family Center, JADA House International, Hazelwood Initiative Inc., Community Kitchen and Center of Life. This grounded the team in place as they start the process of generating ideas for a new public artwork.
Apr 14 min read
Mobile Market coming to Glen Hazel and Hazelwood | The Homepage
Giant Eagle store on wheels will accept EBT June 2023 Community Voices By Lutual Love, Pastor of Praise Temple Deliverance Church The Giant Eagle mobile market. Photo courtesy of Giant Eagle For three years, P.O.O.R.L.A.W, the Greater Hazelwood Coalition Against Racial and Ethnic Disparities and Praise Temple Deliverance Church have worked to address food apartheid in our area. Now, in partnership with Hazelwood Initiative and Arts Excursions Unlimited, the Giant Eagle Mobile
Jun 1, 20236 min read
March 2023 community meeting: Two public art projects and updates from Glen Hazel community garden and Phipps Homegrown | The Homepage
By Managing Editor Juliet Martinez More than 50 people gathered online and in person on the second floor of Community Kitchen for the March hybrid community meeting. It was snowing outside, but the updates on two public art projects, the Phipps Homegrown program and the Glen Hazel community gardens had everyone thinking of warmer days to come. Second and Tecumseh Plaza public art Edith Abeyta of Arts Excursions Unlimited spoke about the public art project planned for the pla
Apr 1, 20234 min read