Save the Date: Art Rx Community Documentary Screening - December 4
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ART Rx Community Documentary Screening
Join Create Gwinnett and View Point Health for a free community screening of ART Rx: Stories of Creativity, Recovery & Community in Gwinnett County, a documentary exploring the powerful role of creativity in supporting mental health, recovery and community connection.
The documentary shares the experiences of ART Rx participants and highlights how artistic expression can foster confidence, connection and personal growth. Through personal stories, creative experiences and reflections from program partners, the film offers a look at the impact of this collaborative arts and health initiative.
The evening will bring together participants, artists, community partners and supporters to celebrate the program, experience the documentary and recognize the importance of access to the arts in behavioral health and recovery.
Event Date and Time
Friday, December 4, 2026 - 10:30am
Event Location:
The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning
6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Building 300 Duluth, GA 30097
Event Cost:
Free & Open to the Community
About ART Rx
ART Rx is an art and health collaborative initiative of Create Gwinnett and View Point Health that brings professional arts experiences and opportunities for creative expression to participants receiving community-based behavioral health services.
Through hands-on workshops, participants explore visual art, creative movement, storytelling and other forms of expression while building connection, confidence and opportunities to share their creativity with the broader community.
The Community Showcase brings that work into a professional arts setting and invites the broader community to celebrate the creativity, experiences and accomplishments of ART Rx participants.
ART Rx is funded in part by South Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, with program support from The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning. The documentary project is made possible in part by funding from Georgia Humanities and Alternate ROOTS.
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