Wow, I just reviewed the first program in the new KOCT
series, Arts and Culture and I’m so impressed. Not with just the production
(more on that later!) but with the many non-profits and caring professionals
who contributed to this first Arts and Culture project.
The first subject in this four-part series is about a unique
collaboration between the Museum of Making Music and the Women’s Resource
Center. “Hear Me & Heal Me” is introduced by Danielle Deery, with the Oceanside
Museum of Art. This first program highlights a 12 week interactive, therapeutic
music program for the residents of the WRC’s transitional housing. Rather than describe this wonderful 10-minute mini-documentary why not watch it
by clicking here?
Art’s and Culture was funded by the Oceanside Charitable
Foundation in 2013 and KOCT has matched their $6500 grant in order to produce
the four programs in this series. KOCT will document all of the Arts and
Culture programs that the OCF funded in their arts and culture 2013 focus upcoming
programs will include Healing Through the Arts by North County Lifeline,
Oceanside: A Celebration of our Rich Cultural Heritage by the Kid’s College and
the 17th Annual San Luis Rey Inter-Tribal Pow Wow by the San Luis Rey
Band of Mission Indians Foundation.
We are pleased to be working with the Oceanside Museum of
Art and KOCT continues to seek additional funding to continue this new series.
If your business, corporation or foundation would like to help please contact
me at KOCT for more information.
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