| Last updated on April 7, 2008 |
Together promote cultural arts, development and community involvement as an important element of community and economic development for South Eastern Queens.
Description:
*Promote tourism as a major component of cultural and economic development in Southeast Queens. *Strengthen community and Economic development in Jamaica through unique partnerships leveraging diverse assets in Queens. *Maximize participation by Jamaica’s multi-ethnic communities in cultural arts. *Support creation and development of sustainable commercial and entrepreneurial enterprises
History:
Cultural Collaborative Jamaica's (CCJ) establishment was spearheaded in 1992. Over the years CCJ has successfully explored approaches for linking community, cultural and economic objectives and has tested and developed methods of grappling with the challenges and opportunities of local collaborations. As an important facet of community development goals in Jamaica, CCJ efforts focus on bringing greater exposure to the arts and cultural sector, thereby creating more focal points for the core of Jamaica's downtown redevelopment. Programs include: Jamaica Arts & Music Summer (JAMS) Festival, JAMS Under the Stars, Arts in the Parks for Children, Holiday's on the Avenue,CCJ TV and the Youth Empowerment Structures (YES) Program.
Contact person: Tyra Emerson, Executive Director, (718) 526-3217, (email)
Office fax number: (718) 526-3217
Address:
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90-25 161 Street, Ste. 505 Jamaica, NY 11432 (See a map) |
Web Site: http://www.go2ccj.org
Directions:
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*By Subway Take E, J or Z to Jamaica Center (last stop). Exit station via furthermost left to the 153rd Street. Walk to the end of block turn left on Jamaica Avenue. Proceed four blocks North to Cultural Collaborative Jamaica,. . . (more)
Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: Jamaica Center (E,J,Z), Walk distance (in minutes): 1
Nearest Bus Stop: all Queens Bus Lines, 1 minute walk |
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