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Non-profit membership organization.
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The Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, DC is located in a historic movie theatre complex on H Street, NE. H Street had been a bustling retail corridor for decades before the 1968 riots which decimated the neighborhood and eventually led to the Atlas' closing in the early '70's. In 2001, Jane Lang formed a nonprofit committed to restoring the Atlas as a performing arts center for the community. Spurred by Lang’s vision, the city adopted a plan in 2003 to rebuild the corridor and identified the Atlas as central to the revitalization. The Atlas movie theatre re-opened in 2006 following an extensive four-year renovation that transformed it into a 59,000 sq.ft. arts center and immediately became a treasured resource to artists and arts organizations seeking a performance home in Washington and to residents in the H Street community and beyond.
The Atlas’ mission is to bring people together through the arts to share and celebrate a range of artistic expressions and traditions. It does this by fostering the growth of professional and aspiring artists throughout the region through offering opportunity, support and respect; by providing a collaborative management environment to promote partnerships and appreciation; by using the arts to give young people a chance to spark imagination, enhance self-esteem, and promote mutual understanding; by training individuals in the arts and stagecraft to build respect for the arts as a vocation; and by actively engaging our neighbors to make the Atlas a center for community conversation and a force to sustain the economic and cultural revitalization of H Street.
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Founded in 1953 at the urging of President Harry Truman, the private, non-profit, independent Marshall Foundation is the place where the values that shaped and motivated Marshall are kept alive. The Foundation perpetuates Marshall’s legacy, his leadership qualities and exemplary character through educational programs and facilities (including a museum and research library) that offer a wide range of resources and materials for use by the general public, amateur historians, scholars and students of all ages.
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