Building Bridges Through Art: JE Dunn Construction Partners with 18th and Vine Arts Festival
"JE Dunn Construction steps up as Sapphire Sponsor for the inaugural 18th and Vine Arts Festival, forming a partnership that celebrates creativity, diversity, and community spirit. Through their support, JE Dunn is making a powerful statement - that Black Art matters, that local communities matter. Their commitment to this transformative festival sets an inspiring precedent, encouraging other businesses to invest in our vibrant artist community and help build a brighter, more inclusive future for Kansas City."
Heartland Black Chamber of Commerce: Catalysts of Creativity at the 18th & Vine Arts Festival
"Join us at the 18th & Vine Arts Festival, backed by the Heartland Black Chamber of Commerce, a celebration of Afrofuturism and Black artists in Kansas City's historical 18th & Vine District. Explore the rich history of Black art, from the Harlem Renaissance to contemporary Afrofuturism, and witness the future of creativity. Apply now to be part of this landmark event that supports and promotes Black artists and businesses. Let's continue the legacy of 18th & Vine together."
18th and Vine Arts Festival Receives Support from Kansas City: Celebrating Our Partnership with the Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund
18th and Vine Arts Festival Receives Support from Kansas City: Celebrating Our Partnership with the Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund
Kansas City, we did it!
We've got so much to be thankful for this year. We're hosting the NFL Draft, we've been named a FIFA World Cup 2026 host city, and we've got a new arts festival coming up on 18th and Vine. The 18th and Vine Arts Festival is going to be an amazing event, and we want everyone to join us. This festival is all about celebrating the arts and culture of Kansas City, and we need your help to make it a success.
Revitalizing 18th and Vine: Bringing Arts Back to the Heart of Kansas City with Our Upcoming Arts Festival
The 18th and Vine neighborhood is rich in cultural history and has been a hub for African American arts and entertainment for decades. With the upcoming arts festival, we have an incredible opportunity to bring new life to this beloved neighborhood and bring art back to the forefront. Not only will this festival showcase the incredible artistic talent of local and up-and-coming artists, but it will also attract visitors from all over the world, creating new business opportunities and helping to strengthen the local economy.