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IN THE NEWS: Levitt VIBE Oakland Presenter Black Cultural Zone Raises $100M for City Revitalization
Levitt VIBE Oakland presenter Black Cultural Zone and the Rise East collective were spotlighted on San Francisco’s KTVU FOX 2 for raising an impressive $100M to support the implementation of massive community-led revitalization plans across East Oakland over the next five years. “We can show that Oakland can be that beacon for who we need…

IN THE NEWS: Main Street Fort Smith Featured in Talk Business & Politics
Main Street Fort Smith’s executive director, Amanda Hager, was spotlighted in Arkansas’ Talk Business & Politics for her efforts to catalyze economic development by fostering arts and culture downtown. In addition to organizing the Levitt AMP Fort Smith Music Series, Hager has also spearheaded initiatives to develop stakeholder relationships, beautify downtown buildings, and launch small…

IN THE NEWS: Levitt AMP Flint Featured in The Flint Courier News
The Flint Courier News featured the 2025 season lineup announcement of Levitt AMP Flint as well as the inspiring words from Communities First, Inc. President and CEO, Glenn Wilson. Formerly presented by Jazz on Wheels, which now supports the program as a sponsor, the series is currently hosted and organized by Communities First, Inc. The highly-anticipated…

IN THE NEWS: Levitt AMP Batesville Featured on KATV
KATV interviewed Main Street Batesville board member Amanda Roberts about the 2025 Levitt AMP Batesville music series. This year’s lineup is set to feature headliners from a wide range of genres, including indie pop artist Christian French, Australian blues group Kings & Associates, and folk duo Adrian and Meredith. Levitt AMP Batesville concerts happen Thursdays,…

IN THE NEWS: Levitt Shell Sioux Falls Featured in Argus Leader
Argus Leader sat down with Levitt Shell Sioux Falls President & CEO Nancy Halverson to reflect on the venue’s remarkable growth over her seven-year tenure—including the nonprofit’s $5M expansion campaign, which is set to drastically expand the organization’s programming and administrative spaces and amenities by 2026, accommodating enthusiastic demand for year-round, high-caliber arts and cultural…
