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ArtsXchange - Southeast Community Cultural Center, East Point

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About ArtsXchange - Southeast Community Cultural Center

ArtsXchange—Southeast Community Cultural Center in East Point empowers artists and communities through visual arts, literature, and land conservation. Visitors explore the Jack Sinclair Gallery, attend workshops, concerts, and film screenings, or participate in writing classes like the Second Saturday Writing Workshop. The center hosts performances, health and wellness classes, and operates the Fresh Oasis Community Garden. Studio artists work on-site across traditional and experimental disciplines, and the facility provides rehearsal and performance space for creative professionals. The Literary Program offers events including poetry readings and writing workshops exploring forms like the Blitz poem. The center serves artists, social justice activists, and creative entrepreneurs traditionally excluded from arts industries, fostering intergenerational creative community. General admission is free. Founded in 1983, ArtsXchange remains a multicultural, multidisciplinary gathering space where individuals and artists share work and build creative connections.

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Admission is free. The venue says: “Free | Open to the public

Hours: Tuesday - Saturday | 10AM - 6PM

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