The 2025 Artivist Awards broke all kinds of records! It was the first time we gave all three awards to women, in honor of Trinity City Arts (and our field of arts/activism) being majority woman-led. It was the first time we offered the Trinity City Lounge, where our young artivists got to talk one-on-one about their work with other youth and adult attendees. We had more auction items, more food and beverage donors, and more fun than ever before! Couldn't make the Awards? Want

Our youth staff members reflect on how TCArts has shaped their artivism. As we ramp up to the 2025 Artivist Awards next week (get your tickets here !) we are reflecting on all of the incredible ways that youth artivists fuel the work, joy and passion of Trinity City Arts. Trinity City Arts is a small non-profit organization that builds our community in four ways:  We publish Trinity City Comics , an original afrofuturist comic book about the future of New Orleans that inspir

Putting together an issue of an afrofuturist comic set in “New New Orleans” takes a village– and Trinity City Arts is so lucky to have an...

Announcing Trinity City Arts' latest collaboration with Dirty Coast and Bayou Brands! About a year ago, Trinity City Arts launched a...

Introducing our 2025 Artivist Award recipients! Celebrate them along with the Trinity City Arts community this October. We know you're...

Can you feel it yet? The biggest night of the Trinity City Arts (TCArts) program year is less than 100 days away!  On October 20, 2025,...

Trinity City Arts reflects on a year of financial, organizational, and programmatic development. 2024 was a year full of growth for...

Read all about our latest artivism project, an original coloring book featuring a partnership between our youth artists and local climate...

This week, Trinity City teen writer Cherielle Clark shares her perspective on the 2024 US Presidential Election. What did this election...

Last week's Artivist Awards were a roaring success! Je'Miyah Suggs , one of our teen artists working on Trinity City Comics Issue #2,...

The 2024 Artivist Awards are only a few days away! Today on the blog, our host, Terence Rosemore, shares his thoughts on the awardees....

Meet the three artivists we can't wait to celebrate at this year's awards. Trinity City Arts is thrilled to announce that we will honor...

In his classes with the Trinity City Artivists Club, DeWayne Davis's creativity has flourished. On Saturday, September 7, 2024, the...

We are so proud to announce that our own Trinity City Youth Organizer hrilina♡  (that is her professional name, including the heart,...

This post contains a fundraiser.  Are you under 18?  If so, be sure to ask an older family member before donating. Psssst. Hey, you! This...

Get ready to go behind the curtain as teen writer Alex Warren give us a sneak peek at the first rough draft of the first chapter of Issue...

Before we head to Blerdfest NOLA 2024, we got the chance to hear more about the project from co-founder and CEO, TRUE. On Saturday, May...

New issue, new team of young artists! This week, we introduce our new teen writers. For Issue #2 of Trinity City, we're so excited to...

Are you age 13-19?  Do you live in Metairie or Monroe, Baton Rouge or Berwick, Lafayette or Lake Providence, New Orleans, or New Llano?...

In this series, we sit down with teen readers and artists to learn more about what connects them to the comic. This week we meet Vivian...