The Epic Tunes of the Four Layer Players

I’ve always considered myself lucky to be part of a generation that has been able to experience the development of different musical genres such as pop and hip-hop. Not only …

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A Winter Wonderland in April

At South Shore Fine Arts Academy, playful and exuberant voices carry throughout a small classroom bustling with children. Amidst the sounds a black scarf is tossed into the air, and …

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A City Made by Poets

Poetry can convey a wide array of meanings for different people when the word is mentioned. Its meaning can range from broken stanzas that truncate in a playful rhythm, to …

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March 14, 2014 //

Homelessness, Poverty, Prison, and the State of America’s Children

Poverty and lack of resources for children in low income areas is a long standing issue in America, and one that Urban Gateways artists witness firsthand every day in many …

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Jacob Watson and the Heroes of Piccolo Elementary

“Since it is so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage.” – CS Lewis   What makes a …

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