History
The year that the Dayton Performing Arts Fund was Founded?
1974
Hosted in 2022, this art event focused on bringing businesses and Art together for the sake of healing and the therapeutic power of the arts
The Arts and Wellness Workshop
This was the fourth grantee organization that started receiving funding from Culture Works in 1981
DCDC
Miami Valley Arts Council & ArtsDayton
The first Artini Dayton event in 2018 occurred here
Fifth Third Center Penthouse in 2018
This notable arts organization is credited for the creation/installation of 99,000 square feet visual murals in downtown Dayton, including the ones on the white Allen Chevrolet building, the Wesley center mural, and the River Run Mural
K12 TEJAS Gallery
Named one of the Top Ten Women by the Ohio representatives in 1969, this prominent figure went on to be the first campaign chair in 1993
Ann Karter
This event, hosted in 2018, was a day-long immersion into the arts, where participants where transported by bus to three arts locations where they would complete hands-on arts experiences
Mission: Possible
This was the first professional traditional/ethnic arts org to be founded in the state of Ohio
City Folk
Name 2 of the 4 trustees who signed the articles of incorporation for Culture Works
Robert Demarse, Joseph Gauman, Gale Weinberg, Robert Kerr
While hosted continuously from 2005-2008, Culture Works hosted this event to celebrate the 30th anniversary since its incorporation
An Affair of the Arts
This organization, founded in 1982, with the intent of providing educational opportunities in the arts to dayton area secondary school students, attracted nearly 1000 student members in its first year
Muse Machine
The Old Culture Works logo was based on the work of which famous abstract artist during the early to mid-1900s
Piet Mondrian (namely the work Tableau 1)
In 2019, members of Culture Works attended the listening party for this podcast
Fifth and Ludlow
In 1974, the Dayton philharmonic was set to receive the majority of funds from the Dayton arts fund, what percentage were they going to receive (Within 5%)
60%