Getty 25 Celebrates Inglewood

Community Arts Resources partnered with LA Phil's YOLA to produce the first Getty 25 Community Festival.

This two-day festival highlighted the Beckmen YOLA Center as a new addition to the vibrant array of arts and culture in the City of Inglewood. Admired local musicians, artisans, and visual artists led workshops and performances throughout both festival days and musicians from YOLA programs performed in the Edgerton Foundation Performance Hall as part of the YOLA Institute orchestras along with special guests from the community.

The festival took place on Grevillea Avenue, a key north/south street in Inglewood that fronts Inglewood High School, connects with City Hall, and is the home to the History of Transportation mural by Helen Lundeberg. Grevillea Avenue is home to many community celebrations in Inglewood and was a fitting location for the festival.

See full festival program here: Getty 25 Celebrates Inglewood Program.pdf

Performers and Artists included:

1500 Sound Academy Performance
Black Nile
Brasil Brasil Cultural Center
Coloured Art Studio with Kayla Salisbury
DJ Battlecat and G-Funk All-Stars, featuring Georgia Anne Muldrow
DJ Gudo
DJ Jeli
DJ Qwesscoast
Dobby Garden
Fei Hernandez
Foreigner B2B Blaq Pages
Godfrey at Large
Helen Lessick
Inglewood High School Drumline
Inglewood Open Studios (IOS)
Katalyst
Makélé Sound Bath & Kemetic Yoga w/Anu Wolley
Martin Durazo
MUÑEKA
No)one. Art House
S.H.I.N.E. Muwasi
The Creative House
Voices of Creation
We Are King
YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles)