Mighty Kindness

Pay-what-you-can booths! If you are building community, loving your neighbor, making eco-friendly goods, saving the Earth, healing, helping and making kindness mighty...come on down!

Hoot! Hoot! Bring your friends to this Big-Hearted Block Party! We are making Kindness MIGHTY for ourselves, each other and the Earth at Jubilee Field on August 15th! Music Festival, Mighty KIDness, Food Trucks, Local Heroes & Art, Element Puppets, heArt Walk! Voter Registration, Mutual Aid Groups, Free School & more! Don't miss the bliss of this feel-good fest that celebrates KINDNESS in our community! Free for All! www.mightykindnesscommunity.org More details coming soon!

Mighty. Kind. Supernatural Sonic Tonic for your Soul.
CPHR DVN will be performing at the Hoot!!!

The Mighty Kindness Hoot is of the people, by the people, for the people. That's why non profits are pay-what-you can and for profits $25+ Let's make Kindness Mighty. Registration form- https://form.jotform.com/Mighty_mightykindnesshoot/2026mightykindnesshootvendor

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We’re excited to share that Louisville artist Kenyatta Bosman has been selected as the apprentice for sculptor Ellex Swavoni as she creates the new America 250 sculpture for the (Un)Known Project Sculpture Park.
Through the creation of this new sculpture, we felt it was important to invest in the next generation of artists by building mentorship, skill-sharing, and creative growth into the process itself. Through this apprenticeship, Kenyatta will learn alongside Ellex throughout the design and fabrication process as we work toward the unveiling later this year.
“I’m incredibly excited to be working alongside Ellex as her apprentice as she creates a new public art installation for the (Un)Known Project Sculpture Park,” said Kenyatta Bosman. “It feels wonderful to be a student again and to have the opportunity to learn from an artist whose work I’ve admired for quite some time. I’m especially looking forward to learning her sculptural process and exploring how working in three dimensions can expand and transform my own practice as a photographer and visual artist. This apprenticeship is an exciting opportunity for growth, experimentation, and deepening my understanding of material, form, and storytelling.”

We’re excited to share that Louisville artist Kenyatta Bosman has been selected as the apprentice for sculptor Ellex Swavoni as she creates the new America 250 sculpture for the (Un)Known Project Sculpture Park.

Through the creation of this new sculpture, we felt it was important to invest in the next generation of artists by building mentorship, skill-sharing, and creative growth into the process itself. Through this apprenticeship, Kenyatta will learn alongside Ellex throughout the design and fabrication process as we work toward the unveiling later this year.

“I’m incredibly excited to be working alongside Ellex as her apprentice as she creates a new public art installation for the (Un)Known Project Sculpture Park,” said Kenyatta Bosman. “It feels wonderful to be a student again and to have the opportunity to learn from an artist whose work I’ve admired for quite some time. I’m especially looking forward to learning her sculptural process and exploring how working in three dimensions can expand and transform my own practice as a photographer and visual artist. This apprenticeship is an exciting opportunity for growth, experimentation, and deepening my understanding of material, form, and storytelling.”

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