PRODUCER OF INSPIRATIONAL-ARTS PROJECTS SINCE 2003

And, as one of the nation's premier creators of inspirational-arts projects, we produce educational initiatives, music, cultural festivals, concert events, video documentaries, theatrical productions, art exhibitions, and other signature works to provoke the change we seek in our community.  

From all indications, our mission appears to be working… and growing! Since our founding in 2003, our projects have reached a global audience of nearly 10 million.

Much of our work is developed in collaboration with leading humanitarian, educational, arts, and cultural institutions, including: the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Mann Center for the Performing Arts, Fulton County Arts & Culture, The Franklin Institute, American Cancer Society, National Education Association, Constitutional Rights Foundation, Georgetown University, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture, March On Washington Film Festival, When We All Vote, the Embassies of India, France, and the People's Republic of South Africa, the United States Embassy in Cairo, Amalfi Coast Music & Arts Festival, National Symphony Orchestra, and Philadelphia Orchestra. ​​

But none of our NEWorks (pronounced 'new works') would be possible if folks like you don't see value in what we do. That's why we're glad you've visited our site and, now that you're here, we hope you'll stay connected with us.

We believe that sharing our diverse culinary histories is a great way to bridge community! That's why we're so proud to have line produced The Kennedy Center's first-ever colloquium celebrating African American foodways, curated by NEWorks CEO Nolan Williams, Jr. and headlined by celebrity chef Carla Hall. 

Click here to read the Broadway World feature story and the 'view program' tab to access the 7/9/22 event schedule.