In response to the City of Savannah's recent draft budget for FY17, which includes deep cuts to our city's arts and social services sectors, Deep Cente…
Deep Center is growing! Please meet the most recent addition to our team, Louise Tremblay, and help us give her a big Savannah welcome. Read …
Deep's been getting around this year. This past week Deep Center was in New York City at Urban Word NYC's Preemptive Education Conference 2016 at th…
SAVANNAH, Georgia—Deep Center hosted a free and public West Side Block Party and Dramatic Reading, on Sept. 18, 3 to 7 p.m., at the Ralph Mark Gilbert …
The Savannah Morning News today published a stunning review of yesterday's West Side Block Party, and especially the live reading of Deep youths' origi…
WTOC's "Midmorning Live" today featured Block by Block youth Justin, Amaya, and Alexandria, as well as director Keith Miller to talk about the West Sid…
SAVANNAH, Georgia—The U.S. Regional Arts Organizations, with generous support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, have named Deep Center’s Block by B…
The Savannah Morning News "Do Savannah" has published a great preview in today's paper of the West Side Block Party. Some highlights: “In more ways…
Former Deep writing fellow Kristopher Monroe is now a journalist for the Savannah Morning News, where he writes weekly stories on art in Savannah. He's…
SAVANNAH, Georgia—Deep Center will host the free and public West Side Block Party and Dramatic Reading, on Sept. 18, 3 to 7 p.m., at the Ralph Mark Gil…
Block by Block youth unleash their creativity in the form of powerful paintings that show the world through their eyes. In creative workshops led by l…
For eight months now, Block by Block youth and teaching-writers have been continually investigating the stories and landscape of Savannah's West Side…
I recently heard someone suggest we throw out the term “non-profit” and replace it with one that affirmatively describes what non-profits do. She sugge…
Deep Center was named as one of only 64 recipients of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Our Town awards today, announced NEA chairman Jane …
My name is Kionna U’Kia Rountree. I was born on September 15, 2000. I am 15 years old and in the eighth grade. I am about fearlessness, imagination…
My name is Skyla Clark. I’m a girl, not a boy. Born in October, my zodiac sign is a Scorpio, and my personality is mostly about it because I’m prou…