Nicole Cedeño prepares a latte at Cafe @ Large. (Photo by Andrea Waxman)
Students and staff of Arts @ Large were presented with an enormous facsimile of a check, representing a $25,000 grant, at a recent celebration at the organization’s gallery and café, 908 S. 5th St.
State Farm’s Youth Advisory Board selected Arts @ Large and its Café @ Large program for the grant because of their core goals, said Kelly Savage, community relations specialist for State Farm. The youth-led coffee house aims to give teens skills and experience in entrepreneurship, financial literacy, marketing and business management. Arts @ Large is currently accepting applications for the next group of student baristas.
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The engagement, impact & passion the team at Arts@Large have is inspiring. Their vision, including sustainable transformational is positively changing the face nature of our communities, ie, Paliafito Eco-Arts Park at S 3rd & Walker.