Restoring Pride, Purpose and Passion
Neighborhood Development through Arts & Culture
Restoring Pride, Purpose and Passion
Neighborhood Development through Arts & Culture
Neighborhood Development through Arts & Culture
Neighborhood Development through Arts & Culture
A Community Development Corporation in Baton Rouge, LA with focus boundaries of Florida Blvd, Lobdell Ave, Choctaw Dr. and Foster Dr.
The Coloring Book will help fund hands on training including the (DAP) Digital Arts Program and Construction 101 Program. If you prefer to mail your donation, please mail to P.O. Box 65134 Baton Rouge, LA 70806 or 6836 Renoir Ave. Baton Rouge, LA 70806.
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The Capital City Area Transit System (CATS) and The Red Stick Project announced the winners of the Red Stick Bicentennial Art contest. The contest was in collaboration with The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge and the Division of Fine Arts of EBR Schools. The contest celebrated 200 years of Baton Rouge’s history and future in public transportation and embraced ALL types of transportation. Winning designs were on display in advertising spaces at bus shelters, on buses and inside CATS buildings. The artwork was also on display at LASM, Louisiana Arts and Science Museum in the Science room. The contest was open to all schools in Baton Rouge. Designs were created with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math) principles in mind and included one or more public transportation modes. The winners were chosen by a panel from the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge.
Sofia Baia , 3rd grade, Buchanan
Sitan Gao, 5th grade, Buchanan
Youssef Ismaili, 2nd grade, BR FLAIM
Loren Myers, 8th grade, Westdale Middle
Arabelle Betzwieser, 8th grade, Westdale Middle
Katie Wang 8th grade, Glasgow Middle
Breanna Russell, 9th grade, Woodlawn High
Erica Huang, 12th grade, McKinley Senior High
Selia Jindal, 11th grade, Baton Rouge Magnet High
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Saturday - Sunday: By Appointment
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The Red Stick Project is a 501(c) 3 non-profit community development corporation with a STEAM focus.