Reading Time: 2 minutes Elected leaders, County officials and community members formally opened the Southeastern Live Well Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday.
Reading Time: < 1 minute When you visit the new Southeastern Live Well Center for the first time, prepare for a beautiful surprise. The bright, welcoming facility is a stark contrast to more traditional buildings that provide social services to the community. Area residents chose local artists to be featured throughout the facility and the result is truly a work of art.
Reading Time: < 1 minute From the first days of planning, the local community has played a prominent role in the creation, design and workforce for the new Southeastern Live Well Center. The planning also included extensive outreach to get community feedback and preferences for the artwork to be featured inside and outside of the building.
Reading Time: < 1 minute When the Southeastern Live Well Center officially opens its doors later this year, visitors will be treated to an inspiring artistic experience. Thirty-three local artists have their original work on display, for a total of 50 pieces of art throughout the building and on the property.
Reading Time: < 1 minute When the new Southeastern Live Well Center opens to the public this fall, visitors will walk through the building and find themselves on an artistic journey.
Reading Time: < 1 minute When the new Southeastern Live Well Center opens this fall, it will debut not only as a centralized hub for public services, but also as a place filled with stunning art. Each of the pieces on display have been chosen by the community and are a reflection of its history, culture and diversity. One of the artists featured is famed Chicano painter and muralist, Victor Ochoa.
Reading Time: < 1 minute The new Southeastern Live Well Center on the corner of Market Street and Euclid Avenue is a project for the community and by the community. Area residents voted and chose the building’s design and color scheme. Outreach events, online surveys and public meetings shaped the exterior and interior details including all of the artistic décor. […]
