Blues City Cultural Center, Inc. is a thirty year old community arts/social service organization that promotes leadership and empowerment via the arts and communications. This innovative institution has worked in the areas of training and leadership with a myriad of organizations such as Memphis City Schools, Leadership Memphis, Memphis Housing Authority, Oklahoma City Schools, Southwest Tennessee Community College, Shelby County Sheriff’s Department, and Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau, Mobile Convention Center, and the Neighborhood Christian Center. What sets Blues City apart from other organizations that train is that BCCC incorporates the arts (performing and visual) in its unique approach that inspires people to participate there by creating a “Buy In”. The motto for the each training session is “the answer is in the room”. Each participant has been invited to the training session because they are a piece of the puzzle that can create a better working environment. If you walk into a BCCC workshop you might see participants molding clay, designing a quilt, composing a song or taping a commercial. The company utilizes such activities to release the untapped creativity and leadership potential in individuals (employers, employees, congregations, students, or clients) that is often times overlooked. “My mind came alive when I got involved with Seek to Serve” said Jean Evans a resident of Borda Towers, “I had had a stroke and just sat in my apartment looking at the four walls. But now I doing more at church and for my neighbors.”

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BCCC offers Four Major Programs.

Blues City Cultural Center, Inc.
Board Members 2008-2009
Staff and Co-founders

Harold Shaw
Chairperson

Bill Jones
Vice Chair

Robert Washington
Interim Secretary

Danielle Schonbaum
Treasurer

Willie Jean Evans
Levi Frazier III
Charlene Jones
Dr. A. Mckinley Royal
William Jones
Earl Stewart
Samuel Tate
Don Winbush ex-officio



Akiba Shabazz- Honorary

 

Staff and Co-founders

Levi Frazier,
Managing Director, Blues City Cultural Center

Deborah Frazier,
Project Director, Blues City Cultural Center

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