Creative Paths, Real-World Experience
Culture Club students are well into their chosen creative paths this semester, and each track is giving them the chance to go beyond simply trying something new.
Planting Skills for the Future
Our Baton Roots agroforestry apprentices recently put their training into action by planting 26 native, fruit, and shade trees in the community.
Grow Your Career with the 2027 Baton Roots Apprenticeship
We’re entering our third year of the Baton Roots Agroforestry Apprenticeship, and applications are now open for the 2027 cohort. The program is built around hands-on learning. Apprentices spend the year developing practical skills in horticulture, arboriculture, green infrastructure, and sustainable land care through a combination of classroom instruction and field experience. Much of that learning happens right at Baton Roots Community Farm, where apprentices work directly w
A New Vision Beneath I-110
What if the space beneath I-110 felt less like somewhere you pass through and more like a place that connects you to the city around you? That’s the idea behind a new public art and placemaking project from The Walls Project, supported by the National Endowment for the Arts’ Our Town grant. The project will bring a coordinated series of exterior artworks to the area beneath I-110 between Louisiana Avenue and North Boulevard, helping create a more welcoming connection between
St. James Episcopal Church Supports Culture Club Through Season of Giving
We’re incredibly grateful to St. James Episcopal Church for choosing Culture Club as part of their Season of Giving and donating a generous collection of hygiene products and art supplies for our students. Culture Club is one of The Walls Project’s youth programs, designed to give young people a space to be creative, build confidence, connect with one another, and explore different forms of self-expression. As the program returns this fall in Scotlandville, we’re excited to c
Call for Artists: Mid City–Old Goodwood Utility Box Art Walk
A new public art trail is coming to Mid City and Old Goodwood. The Walls Project, Mid City Merchants, and the Old Goodwood Crime Prevention and Neighborhood Improvement District are seeking one or two artists or artist teams to create original artwork for ten utility boxes throughout the area. The finished boxes will form a walkable art trail that reflects the people, places, history, architecture, businesses, and character of the surrounding neighborhoods. This is a digital