Episode 20 of State of Water
Featuring an inspiring conversation with multi-disciplinary “solutionary” artist, Rachel Marco-Havens
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Water is Life Festival recap
The virtual Water is Life Festival that streamed live this past weekend was a wonderful celebration of “Water Equity in Your Community” with participants from across the Western Hemisphere. You can rewatch the 2 day celebration featuring music, speakers, videos, and much more.
Title Track receives grant from Cherry Republic
Read “Opening Hearts & Minds,” the powerful statement of support for our Understanding Racial Justice program from Cherry Republic’s Bob Sutherland
Water is Life Festival moving online
Join us online September 5-6 for this year’s festival with a theme of ‘Water Equity & Your Community.”
Poetry and Plants fundraiser at Poesis Farm
Register today for this wonderful opportunity this coming Sunday, August 2 to learn and engage creative practice in a beautiful space.
Seth Bernard featured in “Going to the Water”
Check out the most recent video in the Going to the Water series by Inland Seas Education Association, featuring our own Seth Bernard!
URJ program in the news
Title Track’s new Understanding Racial Justice course featured in the Traverse Ticker
Title Track receives Michigan Humanities Grant
Title Track is grateful to be one of 116 cultural and community nonprofits receiving grant assistance from the Michigan Humanities through the CARES Act.
Episode 19 of State of Water
Featuring a delightful conversation with legendary harmonica player, Peter “Madcat” Ruth.
The Future of the Arts Must Be Antiracist
Title Track’s Jenny Jones is participating in this important conversation hosted by the Ann Arbor Summer Festival