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Last Night in Black History is a cultural project of Arttitude that will satisfy every art and entertainment featuring a diverse lineup of creative individuals presenting their artistic talents. The program exhibits a geographic timeline through a collaboration of a theatrical play, tribal dance, musical numbers, pre-historic storytelling and poetry to honor influential black leaders in history. This production captures the narratives of marginalized communities in the form of artistic expression.

​Colors LGBTQ Arts Festival is a platform to show the work of LGBTQ artists, makers, producers and performers, to encourage different spaces for artistic conversation, open doors to venues and provide new experiences for audiences across Dallas. It is entirely a collaboration of young and emerging creative individuals/groups showcasing all forms of art.

Our partnership with Dallas Arts District during Pride Month summer block party that bring the crowds to the street for a free community extravaganza. In collaboration with local visual and performing arts groups, the festivities include food truck fare, local brews, family-friendly games, pop-up performances by local artists, social media scavenger hunts, and more!

DB Project is a collaborative arts company based in Dallas, Texas. Dr. Mamola and Ms. Migoni met in music school almost a decade ago and have since founded DB Project, an organization created by artists to support artists. Both women strayed from the limited, traditional career options for opera singers and created their own path, one that gives them and other artists an avenue to create.

DB Project breaks the barriers associated with classical music in order to reach a greater and more diverse audience. They push the boundaries of traditional performance practices by producing their shows in unconventional spaces and combining different artistic mediums. DB Project collaborates with creatives across a wide spectrum of mediums including but not limited to sculpture, textile, painting, photography, video production, music, dance, acting, and the culinary arts. Their organization was founded to create opportunities for artists to express, to keep these classical art forms alive, vibrant, and accessible, to build opportunities and sustainability in the world of performance art, to give people a reason to come together and connect, and to support cultural innovation and creative thinking for our communities.

Since its inception, Das Blümelein Project has been the recipient of the Breckenridge Creative Artist Residency in Colorado, the TX Studio Artist Residency in Dallas, Texas, and has participated in the Cherry on Top Creatives Festival in Marfa, Texas. Das Blümelein Project regularly tours throughout the United States and has been invited to perform and speak at a number of universities..