Community Appreciation Gala
Sat, Apr 18, 2026, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm CT
Bethel New Life
1150 N Lamon Ave
Chicago, Illinois 60651, United States (US)
About the Event
Chicago Cultural Performing Arts Media Alliance presents an annual community appreciation gala, we are also celebrating 2 Chi-Town Hero’s Sharvell Ballard and Diane Keaton and founder Daniel Allen 60th Birthday
Location
Bethel New Life
1150 N Lamon Ave
Chicago, Illinois 60651, United States (US)
Date and Time
Sat, Apr 18, 2026, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm CT
Refund Policy
No refunds offered.
Organizer
Daniel Allen
Founded in 2018, Chicago Cultural Performing Arts and Media Alliance serves children and young adults from ages 7 to 24 (Transitional Age Youth) and adults over 24 through arts programs in music, fashion, writing, performance, visual arts, digital media and life skill trainings.
Since our doors opened we have created partnerships with various community agencies and local governments including local police departments to bring participants to various concerts, museums, circuses, plays and unique events at premier venues in addition to teaching various life skill training by allowing our participants to not only engage the served communities by creating and performing every aspect of a performance from management to actual performing various events.
It is our goal to reach adults and at-risk children from low-income families and focus on helping to end the poverty cycle by providing both referrals and actual opportunity leads to all participants who have been stricken with homelessness, incarceration or other issues that prevent the family from ending the poverty cycle.
Chicago Cultural Performing Arts and Media Alliance has reached more than six hundred of the most vulnerable youth and adults in Chicago, IL.
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Organizer
Daniel Allen
Founded in 2018, Chicago Cultural Performing Arts and Media Alliance serves children and young adults from ages 7 to 24 (Transitional Age Youth) and adults over 24 through arts programs in music, fashion, writing, performance, visual arts, digital media and life skill trainings.
Since our doors opened we have created partnerships with various community agencies and local governments including local police departments to bring participants to various concerts, museums, circuses, plays and unique events at premier venues in addition to teaching various life skill training by allowing our participants to not only engage the served communities by creating and performing every aspect of a performance from management to actual performing various events.
It is our goal to reach adults and at-risk children from low-income families and focus on helping to end the poverty cycle by providing both referrals and actual opportunity leads to all participants who have been stricken with homelessness, incarceration or other issues that prevent the family from ending the poverty cycle.
Chicago Cultural Performing Arts and Media Alliance has reached more than six hundred of the most vulnerable youth and adults in Chicago, IL.
