The Art of Belonging: How Steff Rosalez and Grandville Avenue for the Arts and Humanities Build Community in Grand Rapids (12-12-25)
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The Art of Belonging: How Steff Rosalez and Grandville Avenue for the Arts and Humanities Build Community in Grand Rapids (12-12-25)
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In this episode, we welcome Steff Rosalez, CEO, Grandville Avenue for the Arts and Humanities.
Steff is an artist and musician who started working at GAAH in 2011 because of her passion for the arts and community. In her spare time, Steff fronts the band, How to Live Together.
What we learned in this episode:
- Grandville Avenue Arts & Humanities operates two main facilities on the southwest side of Grand Rapids: The Cook Arts Center and the Cook Library Center.
- They offer several programs, including various opportunities for all ages.
- At GAAH, they use three main strategies to bring your mission to life: Care & Belonging, Discovery & Advocacy. Discuss.
- GAAH seeks to build environments of curiosity and creativity with its neighbors (especially youth) to cultivate inclusion, justice, care, and belonging.
- GAAH is concluding its FALL 2025 Session.
- All GAAH programming, from hip-hop classes to algebra tutoring, is provided free of charge to their neighbors.
- Donations support thousands of visits to the Cook Library Center, hundreds of students taking classes at Cook Arts Center, and dozens of teens gaining leadership experience.
Online: Grandville Avenue for the Arts and Humanities
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