MOSAIC COMMUNITY
Inviting our community to share the joy of storytelling.
We love uniting people from all walks of life through the power of storytelling. We are passionate about fostering connections and sparking creativity. Whether you’re an aspiring creative, digital media professional, or any other community member, we invite you to join us at our diverse range of events designed for everyone.
Join us for a series of unique events brought to you by our community partners and friends of Mosaic. These events are designed to inspire, engage, and enrich our community. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive the latest updates and exclusive insights into all upcoming events.
PAST EVENTS
WEATHERING EMOTIONS
Explore "Weathering Emotions," the i understand Kimberly Mutch Bergner Mental Wellness Exhibit at the Grand Rapids Children's Museum. This interactive exhibit, designed to help children and families "weather life's storms," uses the lens of weather to explore mental wellness. As a Mosaic Community Project, we partnered with WMCAT students to bring its story to life. Special thanks to: i understand, the Grand Rapids Children's Museum, CARNEVALE, and META4MAT for their invaluable contributions.
GREENSCREEN PROJECT
The Mosaic Film Experience partnered with The Belonging Initiative for the GR Greenscreen project, an interactive installation that allowed community members to express their sense of belonging in West Michigan. Participants brought their messages to life using a mobile app, igniting engaging conversations about creativity, learning, and the importance of fostering a sense of belonging.
RECAP: An Evening with Oscar Winner and Filmmaker Kevin Willmott
In collaboration with The Midwest Tech Project, West Michigan residents had the opportunity to spend an insightful evening with 2018 Oscar winner Kevin Willmott at Studio Park. Awarded a 2018 Academy Award for co-writing BlacKkKlansman with Spike Lee, Kevin shared how his humble Kansas origins inspired him to tell stories and write screenplays that no one else was writing.