Harmony Project

Harmony Project ART
Harmony Project is art. Creativity fosters a shared space where people can embrace their differences and build social harmony.

Harmony Project helps inspire the Columbus community to disrupt dissonance, embrace difference and build social harmony through people, art, and community that make an impact. PEOPLE
Harmony Project is people--different faiths, different ethnicities, different backgrounds, different abilities, and different beliefs—practicing the powerful idea that the dissonance between us can be disrupted when p

eople work together. Art is the catalyst for change—combating disinformation, shattering stereotypes, expanding cultural knowledge, and creating empathy for one another. COMMUNITY
Harmony Project is community, inspiring individuals to meet their own biases head-on. Neighbors and neighborhoods are engaged in service to forge a path toward a richer and more inclusive community. It takes more than one voice to live in harmony. DISRUPTING DISSONANCE
EMBRACING DIFFERENCE
BUILDING SOCIAL HARMONY
This is how Harmony fulfills its mission of building a more inclusive society. Breaking down social barriers, bridging community divides, and empowering the voices of the people through the arts and through volunteer service to the community.

As we prepare for the fourth annual Sunflower Prison Arts and Music Festival on June 2, we’re sharing stories that refle...
05/29/2026

As we prepare for the fourth annual Sunflower Prison Arts and Music Festival on June 2, we’re sharing stories that reflect the transformative power of Harmony’s work.

Here is Paul’s story:

I spent nearly three decades incarcerated. In that time, I experienced profound loss and, like so many, began to lose hope.

Then, Harmony arrived at the Pickaway Correctional Institution.

What started as a Prison Arts program became something far more personal for me: a source of connection, belonging, and belief in a different future. I watched the program change not only my own life, but the lives of the men around me.

After my release in December 2025, Harmony hired me full-time. Today, I help manage the theatre space at Harmony Center while building a future rooted in purpose.

I believe everyone deserves the chance to reconnect with their humanity, and there are still so many people inside waiting for that opportunity.

Support our Prison Arts Program and help make that possible: bit.ly/3PC19AK

What a beautiful way to wrap up the season.This week, our Ability Arts community gathered at Whetstone Park for our annu...
05/28/2026

What a beautiful way to wrap up the season.

This week, our Ability Arts community gathered at Whetstone Park for our annual end-of-season picnic, bringing together more than 150 participants, volunteers, staff, and partners for an afternoon of good food, connection, and celebration.

A special thank you to our partners who helped make the day possible, including Goodwill Columbus, whose support helped provide the picnic, along with National Church Residences, ViaQuest, Open Door Columbus, and ARC Voyagers.

Programs like Ability Arts are built on connection, and this was such a joyful reminder of what community can look like. bit.ly/42xvPnh

As we prepare for the fourth annual Sunflower Prison Arts and Music Festival on June 2, we’re sharing stories that refle...
05/27/2026

As we prepare for the fourth annual Sunflower Prison Arts and Music Festival on June 2, we’re sharing stories that reflect the life-changing impact of this work.

Here is Margie’s story:

I first learned about Harmony Project while I was incarcerated. Though I didn’t participate in the program at the time, I saw the impact it had on women around me. After returning home, I found my way to Harmony as a volunteer and later joined the Harmony Community Chorus.

Since then, I have witnessed women walk in carrying shame, trauma, addiction, and hopelessness, and begin to rebuild their lives through connection, support, and purpose.

Now, I encourage every woman I meet to get involved in Harmony.

Because sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to say: "We still believe in you.”

I hope you will join me today in supporting this transformational work by clicking the link below.

bit.ly/3PC19AK

One day at Kings Island became so much more for our Harmony students.Because of the generosity of our community, Harmony...
05/27/2026

One day at Kings Island became so much more for our Harmony students.

Because of the generosity of our community, Harmony Student Arts experienced something that was about so much more than a trip. It was a chance to build connections, create joyful memories, and simply be kids together.

At Harmony, we believe every young person deserves opportunities that expand horizons and create belonging. One day can become more than one memory. One experience can become more than one lesson. One moment of joy can become more than one reason to believe in what’s possible.

Thank you to the incredible supporters who made this experience possible for our students.

It takes more than one performance, more than one partner, and more than one shared belief in what’s possible to create ...
05/26/2026

It takes more than one performance, more than one partner, and more than one shared belief in what’s possible to create a night like Concert for Humanity.

We’re incredibly grateful to our presenting sponsors, Wolfe Family Foundation and Robert J. Weiler Family Fund, along with our partner, Music Columbus, for helping bring Thursday night to life.

Because of your support, Concert for Humanity was a celebration of connection, community, and the power of the arts to bring people together.

Thank you for investing in Harmony Project and the work that continues far beyond one night. 💙

We’re still thinking about Thursday night. 💙To everyone who joined us at Columbus Commons, sang along, supported the mis...
05/21/2026

We’re still thinking about Thursday night. 💙

To everyone who joined us at Columbus Commons, sang along, supported the mission, and helped make the night what it was: thank you.

Concert for Humanity is about more than one night. More than one performance. More than one moment of connection.

It’s a reflection of the work Harmony Project does every day to use the arts to bring people together, create opportunity, and strengthen our community.

If Thursday night reminded you why that work matters, we’d be grateful for your support: https://bit.ly/3PC19AK

Music Columbus, Columbus Commons, Above Sound and Lighting, Brian Kozicki Events, @‌bradley_in_space (IG), Wolfe Family Foundation, Robert J. Weiler Family Fund

05/15/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Concert for Humanity last night.

For one evening, Columbus Commons became a space where thousands of people from different backgrounds, beliefs, generations, and stories came together through music, connection, and shared humanity.

Harmony has always been about more than one voice, and last night was a reminder of what’s possible when a community chooses to show up for one another.

While the concert may be over, the mission continues every day inside schools, prisons, community spaces, and programs across our city. As participation in Harmony programming continues to grow, community support helps ensure this work remains free, accessible, and open to all.

Thank you for being part of something more. If you’d like to support Harmony’s work, you can donate here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/harmonyprojectproductions/

Music Columbus Columbus Commons

That’s a wrap on the Concert for Humanity 2026! It was a night of dancing, love, and celebration.We are so incredibly th...
05/15/2026

That’s a wrap on the Concert for Humanity 2026! It was a night of dancing, love, and celebration.

We are so incredibly thankful for everyone who came out tonight to show your support. We could not be prouder of everyone who made this possible, including our chorus members, band, volunteers, staff, and guests. What an incredible community we have. 🤍 See you next time!

What was your favorite song from the night?

Music Columbus, Columbus Commons, Above Sound and Lighting, Brian Kozicki Events, (IG), Wolfe Family Foundation, Robert J. Weiler Family Fund

05/14/2026

Tomorrow night, thousands gather at Columbus Commons for the Concert for Humanity, presented by Wolfe Family Foundation and Robert J. Weiler Family Fund.

This year’s concert is a celebration of what happens when music connects people, and we’re proud to be partnering with Music Columbus to make it even more powerful.

Thank you to everyone who has helped make this possible — our partners, our volunteers, our artists, our donors, our supporters and every person who has shown up for this mission.

We can’t wait to see you tomorrow!

Additional thanks to Above Sound and Lighting, Brian Kozicki Events and (IG).

05/12/2026

For weeks now, they’ve been showing up.
After work. After school. After long days and busy lives.
Learning music. Sharing stories. Building something together.

And this Thursday, it all comes to life at Concert for Humanity.

More than a concert.
More than one voice.
More than one background.

We can’t wait to share this night with you.

Concert for Humanity
Thursday at Columbus Commons
Free community event | Reserved seating available

Music Columbus, Columbus Commons, Above Sound and Lighting, Brian Kosicki, Bradley in Space, Wolfe Family Foundation, Robert J. Weiler Family Fund

One week. One neighborhood. Community impact.Over the past week, Harmony Project brought together hundreds of volunteers...
05/12/2026

One week. One neighborhood. Community impact.

Over the past week, Harmony Project brought together hundreds of volunteers, participants, and partners to serve, connect, and create meaningful impact across Northland and beyond.

Together:
- 1 Week
- 746 Total Volunteers
- 2,074 Service Hours
- 1.4 tons of donations collected for Inprem Food Pantry
- 180 bags of trash collected in Northland area during Cleaner Columbus
- 4 Community Performances

From food drives to performances, from neighborhood cleanup efforts to behind-the-scenes work — this week showed what’s possible when a community comes together.

To every volunteer, partner, and participant: thank you. This is Harmony.

Columbus City Schools, Goodwill Columbus, ODRC, Devonshire Elementary School, Inprem.org

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4411 Tamarack Boulevard
Columbus, OH
43229

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Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm

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