The Sattler Theatre is a 928-seat, $35,000 "fireproof" structure built in 1914, on the site of the old wood-frame Casino Theatre. A group of black media professionals has purchased the former Sattler Theatre, 512-516 Broadway, one mile east of Main Street, The group’s Reginald Wallace envisions the building showing movies again, as well as housing a range of events ranging from theatrical performances and awards ceremonies to business conferences.

Artvoice speaks with Kurt Rotterdam during a recent fund raiser for the upcoming Infringment Festival, which is a local nonprofit festival featuring theatre, art, and music that will take place later this summer.

Hundreds of thousands of customers pass through the Clinton Bailey Market each year to purchase fresh, locally grown goods. Artvoice visited the Market this past weekend to learn more about its extensive history.

Last Tuesday AV joined Ted Pietrzak, executive director of the Burchfield-Penney Art Center, and a host of other guests on a tour of the Burchfield-Penney's new facility. Construction continues, but the end is in sight: The new museum and education center will be handed over to the Burchfield-Penney in August, debut to the public in September, and begin hosting exhibits in November.