On Stage Series Artist Call
Joe’s Movement Emporium and Creative Suitland are seeking performing artists from the DMV area to perform in the 2021 season of our On Stage series. Due to the pandemic, Joe’s and Creative Suitland will provide virtual and outdoor performances for the majority of next year. Artists will receive compensation along with the opportunity to share their artistic perspective with the community. Safety protocols are followed if filmed on site or providing in person performances.
Performances for the 2021 season will be centered around Heritage, Anti-Racism, Equality and experiences related to the pandemic. Performances will take place virtually and/or in person in our outdoor space with live streaming through the Joe’s website and YouTube. Virtual programs will begin January 15 and continue throughout the year. Outdoor Performances will take place from April 1 to Oct. 31.
Please click here to apply and share your performance concept.
About Joe’s
Joe’s Movement Emporium is a cultural arts hub that acts as a catalyst for creativity and economic opportunity for all through programs and productions in education, the performing arts, and work readiness. Joe’s was established in 1995 in Mount Rainier, MD, Prince George’s County, and recently opened a second venue, Creative Suitland Arts Center. Both venues are seeking artists to performance and lead creative events in 2021. Apply here to Creative Suitland,
About Creative Suitland
Creative Suitland is an arts-based community development strategy to include residents and businesses in defining the cultural and creative spirit of greater Suitland area.
The Greater Suitland area considers the central Prince George’s County communities of Suitland, Coral Hills, Silver Hill, Forestville, Capitol Heights, District Heights, Camp Springs, Hillcrest Heights, Marlow Heights, & Temple Hills.
Programming is funded through generous support from Maryland State Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, Maryland State Department of Housing and Community Development, The Morgan Fund, Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, and many generous donors.
