10/09/2026
This past Sunday, September 20, 2026, New Orleans Councilmember King joined Young Artivists and Trinity City Arts to inaugurate and celebrate the newest civic holiday in New Orleans. We invite the public to celebrate the first-ever YOUNG ARTIVIST DAY, a new civic holiday that fills the “recognition void” on the city’s calendar for young people who are changing the public narrative about themselves and their peers through art.
Celebrate with Trinity City Arts and support our Young Artivists by donating to our Annual Art Auction and buying your tickets for the upcoming 4th Annual ARTIVIST AWARDS - links in bio or visit ArtivistAwards.org.
Many thanks to our Brave Young Artivists, Dirty Coast, and Councilmember King for celebrating artivists in New Orleans and for raising awareness and support in the community for these superheroes in our midst.
sponsors this collective impact project with:
- Mondo Bizarro
- Center for Youth Equity, Tulane University School of Public Health
- Morris Jeff High School Journalism Department
- New Orleans Public Library
- New Orleans Youth Alliance/Re-Engagement Center
- New Orleans Children & Youth Planning Board
- VOTE (Voice of the Experienced)
- Dirty Coast
- Melba's
- Juan's Flying Burritos Restaurants
- Fertel Foundations
- Black Americana Fest
is the superheroic practice of using artistic expression to fight for social change, challenge harmful norms, and express resistance to oppression or hate.