Cultural Center

Arts & Culture

Arts and culture are key drivers for transformation of Eastside (Outeast) into a desirable place to live, work, create, and play. The arts have been infused throughout our revitalization efforts, from housing to infrastructure development to education, historic murals and more. We are committed to providing unique arts-based social and economic opportunities for current and future residents as well as visitors and stakeholders. These initiatives are meant to make quality art of all forms easily accessible and engrained into everyday life in Eastside.

Mini-Motown

The new Historic Eastside Cultural Center located at 920 A. Philip Randolph Boulevard is free and open to the public. The center features the Shofar Recording Studio, art studios, exhibition space, a jewelry design studio and hosts classes and workshops on Black history, foreign language, architecture, graphic design, and more.