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Georgetown Voice Story on H Street
October 26, 2009
the Georgetown Voice revisits H Street three years after an initial story ran about development along the Corridor.
H Street Businesses on the Kojo Nnamdi Show!
October 1, 2009
The rapidly developing H Street Corridor owes much to the many new restaurants and bars who have chosen to open up here. WAMU talk show host Kojo Nnamdi speaks with a few who have made the commitment to H Street.
"This dynamic facility-one of a kind in our city - will be a national model for how the arts can lead the revival of the cultural, social and economic life of a community."
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton
"Thank you, thank you for offering this marvelous show at such affordable prices. Well done!"
Michele Chang and Karl Whichard - Patrons
"The Atlas has been the key component to the transformation of H Street."
Jason Martin - owner Sticky Rice and the Rock and Roll Hotel
To make a contribution to the Atlas, click here:
Help the Atlas Performing Arts Center enliven the diverse and exhilarating neighborhood of H Street NE with the gift of music, dance and theatre. With over 15 local Arts Partners regularly producing at the Atlas, together we invite you to the Atlas to enjoy quality performances and community programs in the Atlas’ theatres and dance studios.
Your gift to the Atlas Performing Arts Center supports both the Atlas and the many non-profit arts organizations that perform here each year. With your generosity, the Atlas is able to provide a professional home for DC performing artists and rental subsidies to make the Atlas more affordable to arts organizations. In addition, the Atlas offers supportive technical, marketing, box office, house management and administrative services to arts organizations performing at the Atlas.
Rental income and ticket sales cover approximately 60% of the Atlas’ operating expenses. The rest comes from people like you who care about DC’s artistic community and believe in the Atlas’ commitment to bringing the performing arts to H Street NE.
Special Challenge Grant Opportunity
for a Limited Time!
The Solon E. Summerfield Foundation
has awarded a matching grant of $10,000 to the Atlas Performing Arts
Center, provided the Atlas can raise $20,000 in new or increased
donations from individuals by April 30, 2010.
Thank
you for your support and for being a part of the Atlas’ vibrant arts community!
Should you have any questions, please contact Kara Barnes, Director of
Development at (202) 399-7993 ext. 109 or kbarnes@atlasarts.org.
The Atlas
Performing Arts Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All contributions
are tax deductible according to the extent allowed.
