The offices of the Partnership for the Arts & Humanities will be closed for the holidays from December 23rd through January 3rd. We will be returning to the office on Tuesday, January 4th. Have a safe and happy holiday season!
The Partnership for the Arts & Humanities is a nonprofit organization with a mission to develop a culture of the arts and humanities in Western Wayne and Eastern Washtenaw counties. Since our conception in December 1998 we have raised millions of dollars to help establish and expand art and humanities programs in our community while striving to preserve the landscape of past generations.
Your $25 donation will help a veteran in need with housing for one day, clothing, meals, and rehabilitation services at our Veterans Dormitory.
In August of 2012, we acquired a 14 acre parcel in Canton’s historic Cherry Hill Village District. This picturesque, rural settlement was the site of Henry Ford’s last, most unique and least publicized village industry. We are now open and the home to some of the region’s most creative artists!
Cut Short is a permanent outdoor memorial garden that consists of twenty-one 6 x 6-inch white posts placed in lines like the white crosses of Arlington National Cemetery. However, posts are cut in various lengths representing those who served a full career and those whose lives were “cut short.”
Our initial efforts were centered on raising private funds for the construction of The Village Theater at Cherry Hill. We were successful in raising more than $5 million toward the construction and operation of The Village Theater, a 400-seat premiere performing arts center. The center is home to a number of Western Wayne County performing arts organizations, including: an orchestra, band, chorale groups, youth, adult and senior drama theatre.
Chad Schwartzenberger of Schwartzy Photos has always realized the importance of perception. 10 years ago, he decided to get more serious about his love for photography. He has been looking for
“How do I sign up for classes?” is the number one reason that people call or email us. The answer is easy! Classes, workshops, and hours of operation are handled
She’s been called the “Grandma Moses of Plymouth-Canton” and we are lucky enough to have her at the Village Arts Factory. Sharon Dillenbeck has been painting for over 50 years
Let’s Plan to Be Hopeful in 2021! I’m so tired of hearing the word “unprecedented”, aren’t you? Yes, 2020 was an unusual year, to be sure. We had to invent
