How Arts Ignite has brought arts access to thousands of young people over the last 20 years
By NY1
Community Score: 50% | 1.2K views | 6d
0 community ratings: null thumbs up, null thumbs down
This past June, Broadway music director and conductor Mary-Mitchell Campbell was honored with the 2026 Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award for her work expanding access to the arts for thousands of young people around the world. On October 12 – her not for profit Arts Ignite will be celebrating 2 decades with a special star-studded gala. On Stage host Frank DiLella caught up with Mary-Mitchell and ARTS IGNITE student Francesca Osorio to chat about the organization. #NY1 #NYC #News #OnStage #Broadway -------- For more on this and the latest NYC news: http://specne.ws/R5p7Mg Watch live news: http://specne.ws/YTliveSN Get the Spectrum News App on all your favorite devices: http://specne.ws/GetSNApp2
Tags: nyc, new york city, news, ny1, local news, brooklyn, queens, bronx, staten island, manhattan, spectrum news, spectrum, latest news, youtube news, tv news, breaking news, top stories, Arts Ignite, Mary-Mitchell Campbell, Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award
More from NY1
- 48 minutes of chilling stories from people who lived through 9/11 — Score: 50%
- New York City marks 25 years since 9/11 attacks | Inside City Hall — Score: 50%
- LIVE: September 11th Ceremony | NY1 Coverage + Daily Top Stories — Score: 50%
- Author of book on 9/11 trial explains why families are still waiting for justice | Inside City Hall — Score: 50%
- “Tribute in Light” shines in Manhattan skyline — Score: 50%
- Bruce Blakeman lays out his day-one priorities for New York | You Decide — Score: 50%