• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

• 208.

Zest for Education of Youth Brings Rhythm Arts and Humanities Inc

Zest for Education of Youth Brings Rhythm Arts and Humanities ZEST FOR EDUCATION OF YOUTH BRINGS RHYTHM ARTS AND HUMANITIES ZEYBRAH presentsThe 16th MOMENT IN TIME EVENT CONNECTIONS.

• Dance

• 209.

Xtreme Folk Scene

The XFS is dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of folk music, with a determined emphasis on that which is original, daring and extreme.

• Theater

• 210.

Father Fame Foundation Inc

A MYSTICAL MUSICAL PLAY FOR ALL AGES. SOMETIMES OUR DREAMS ARE BORN BEFORE WE ARE A MASTERCLASS IN MUSICAL THEATRE FAME IS THE STUNNING MUSICAL THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 211.

Kimoyo Ltd

TO DEVELOP COTTAGE INDUSTRIES IN NORTHERN GHANA; TO ESTABLISH A FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER IN ZEBILLA, GHANA; AND TO CREATE AN APPRECIATION OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY THROUGH EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN ROANOKE, VA.

• Single Organization Support

• 212.

Marcos De Niza Choir and Drama Parents and Friends

The arts programs at Marcos de Niza are lucky to have amazing support and we want to thank all the families and businesses that help make all of our shows and productions possible.

Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute

1964 W 162nd Street, Gardena, CA 90247, Phone: (310) 324-6611 A space to engage, share, and embrace the Nikkei and experience and culture.

• Performing Arts

• 214.

Oso Productions

Oso Productions is an Entertainment Production Company that is located in Ruidoso, New Mexico Oso Productions Bringing performing arts to Ruidoso New Mexico.

• Education N.E.C.

• 215.

Capricious Foundation

Genesis Baez Blue Sun Katherine Hubbard selected as 2024 Guggenheim Fellow Katherine Hubbard The great room opens at Company Gallery John Edmonds at Art Basel Miami Beach FRIEZE reviews Tuesday or September of The End TIME names Hello Future one of their 20 Best Photobooks of 2021 Hello Future shortlisted for ApertureParis Photo Photobook of the Year 2021 Tuesday or September of The End Reading with The Poetry Project The Stdelschule hosts Tiona Nekkia McClodden Lecture featuring works from Se Te Subio El Santo The New York Times reviews John Edmonds solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum Tiona Nekkia McClodden wins Bucksbaum Award 2019 Whitney Biennial The Paris Review profiles John Edmonds THEM reviews Truant Photographs 19701979 Womens Wear Daily celebrates TOM launch Electronic Arts Intermix Capricious host Ellen Cantor Im Still Coming Coming To Power 2016 1996 release event at the New York Art Book Fair 2017 Humble Arts Foundation interviews Caitlin Teal Price in celebration of her Stranger Lives release Dazed Digital features Hustlers and Discharge Dazed Digital reviews Hustlers MoMA and Girls Against God host afternoon of Performance hosted by Vaginal Davis Dazed Digital interviews Skye Parrott and features artworks from First Love Last Rites Forthcoming 2025 Roberto Tondopo Genesis Baez featured in group show Trust Me at Whitney Museum Sasha Phyars Burgess selected as 2023 Guggenheim Fellow Jonathan Lyndon Chase FOG at Company Gallery Bomb Magazine Interviews Hannah Black ARTnews names Hello Future on their Best Art Books of 2021 list Cultured Magazine features Hello Future Falls Best Art Books Present Art History Fresh Off the Presses British Journal of Photography reviews Hello Future The Brooklyn Rail reviews wild wild Wild West Haunting of the Seahorse ARTnews hosts panel Picturing Herstory Queer Artists on Lesbian Visibility The New York Times highlights works from Quiet Storm Elephant Magazine reviews Truant Photographs 19701979 ArtForum features TOM release Hyperallergic reviews Shade The King The Heavy Collective interviews Caitlin Teal Pricee iD features Caitlin Teal Price Discharge book signing at The Standard Miami Vogue interviews Petra Collins Randy presents Sunday Session at PS1 MoMA featuring performances by Niv Acosta boychild Colin Self a reading by Jess Arndt and animation by Meriem Bennani.

• Singing Choral

• 216.

ZIA SINGERS

The Zia Singers is a nonprofit community chorus in Santa Fe, New Mexico, whose mission is to promote the joy of women’s choral singing through public performance, education, and outreach.