Category Archives: Arts, Music & Photography

March Is National Craft Month

March is a time to enjoy crafts. It is not only National Craft Month but also National Children’s Craft Day. In addition to being a fun activity to do, there are many health benefits to enjoying your favorite crafts. So why wouldn’t you want to have a day to relax and get your creativity flowing? What are the benefits of

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Writers 2 Remember: Bob Dylan

“A major figure in popular culture during a career spanning more than 60 years.“ Bob Dylan was born in Duluth, Minnesota on May 24, 1941. Though his given name was Robert Allen Zimmerman, he legally changed it to Robert Dylan in 1962 to honor poet Dylan Thomas. This beloved folk singer is “hailed as the Shakespeare of his generation.“ Most people know

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An Empowering Coloring Book Series by Takiyah

I Love Me! Colourful and Creative: An Empowering Coloring Book Series for Boys and Girls A coloring book designed to cultivate imagination, inspire, build confidence and foster a positive-self image by Takiyah Smith The books are available worldwide in print! This carefully crafted coloring book series was designed to cultivate imagination, inspire, build confidence and foster a positive-self image. This

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My Book Review of A Season in Lights: A Novel in Three Acts

A Season in Lights: A Novel in Three Acts by Gregory Erich Phillips My rating: 4 of 5 stars Emotional and Relatable I knew this book would resonated with me. I was the little girl who dreamt of being a ballerina. Growing up, not only was I in the band and choir, I joined a community theatre as well as

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#DidYouKnow – Songwriting & Poetry

Did you know that songwriting and poetry both have rhythm, rhyme, or both? Both are intended to make their audience feel something. There are many styles to both, but they remain paralleled to one another, nonetheless. These two art forms have always walked hand-in-hand through time. Poetry was the most popular form of storytelling, and it was often put to

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