Continuum Culture & Arts

09/18/2026

This weekend at the Soapbox Gallery in Brooklyn.
Tickets here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/gcc-mini-fest

This Saturday the first event emerging from a collaboration between 6 non-profits working with Continuum Culture & Arts, Inc. to support creative endeavors and bring programming to the NYC area. Join us - Greenhouse Creators Consortium- in Celebration of the International Day of Peace.
Soap Box Gallery in Brooklyn.
Saturday, September 19th 7pm
www.continuumculture.org/creators-consortium

08/03/2026

Continuum’s GREENHOUSE program incubates artist projects and forms artist-led 501(c)(3) organizations to empower artists and the field.

Last year, GREENHOUSE provided guidance, legal support, and filing fees—for free—to six new organizations: Open Fortress (Ahmed Abdullah & Monique Ngozi Nri), Glow Works (Iqua & Adegoke Steve Colson, Open-Minded Visions (D.D. Jackson & Elizabeth Moglia Jackson), Sound System Culture (Jay Rodriguez & Martha Cinader), Primal Voice (Melanie Scholtz), Sonic Blue Arts & Education (Michael Wimberley). The six created the Greenhouse Creators’ Consortium for collaboration on future activities. They’ll be presenting a performance at the Soapbox Gallery in Brooklyn on September 19. Make sure you’re on our mailing list (link in bio) to be notified about this and other upcoming events.

In addition, GREENHOUSE has provided support to projects including Cisco Bradley’s film work, Marty Ehrlich’s recording project of Julius Hemphill complete saxophone quartet compositions, the Hemphill Stringtet, Chris Cochrane’s recording project in 2025, and many more.

07/28/2026

Program Spotlight: Soup & Sound

You probably already know Continuum Culture & Arts from our Soup & Sound concert series which has now presented more than 250 performances since 2009.

Find out more about Soup & Sound and take a look at what we've got scheduled for the fall here: https://www.soupandsound.org/

Art and food are central to human existence. Soup combines ingredients in a fluid medium with relationships in constant flux. Soup is a collective expression of flavor and nourishment. Boundaries dissolve, individual identities blend yet MAINTAIN distinction. Soup creates community, gives warmth. The same is true for music. Soup & Sound started in Andrew Drury’s home more than 15 years ago. The program has grown to present performances around Brooklyn, and NYC.

“Soup & Sound is part of a rising grassroots movement grounded in cultural localvorism that may just be the key to the health and vitality of the music, moving ahead.”
– Stephen Haynes, improviser, organizer, recording artist