Arts & Cultural Programs

JCC welcomes artist, hip-hop/jazz musician, storyteller, poet, and entrepreneur A.I. The Anomaly (Aitina Fareed-Cooke) for a three-day residency. A.I. is dedicated to the utilization of music, lyricism, photography, and cinematography as her “weapons of mass creativity” to capture thought-provoking stories.

Residency Schedule
Songwriting Class:

• Tuesday, April 11 
• 1:30 - 2:20 p.m.
• SHEL 121

Aural Skills Class:

JCC welcomes artist, hip-hop/jazz musician, storyteller, poet, and entrepreneur A.I. The Anomaly (Aitina Fareed-Cooke) for a three-day residency. A.I. is dedicated to the utilization of music, lyricism, photography, and cinematography as her “weapons of mass creativity” to capture thought-provoking stories.

Residency Schedule

Presents to Songwriting Class:

• Tuesday, April 11 
• 1:30 - 2:20 p.m.
• SHEL 121

Presents to Aural Skills Class:

JCC welcomes artist, hip-hop/jazz musician, storyteller, poet, and entrepreneur A.I. The Anomaly (Aitina Fareed-Cooke) for a three-day residency. A.I. is dedicated to the utilization of music, lyricism, photography, and cinematography as her “weapons of mass creativity” to capture thought-provoking stories.

Residency Schedule
Presents to Songwriting Class:

• Tuesday, April 11 
• 1:30 - 2:20 p.m.
• SHEL 121

Presents to Aural Skills Class:

Calling all student poets!
Submit 1-2 of your original works of poetry, any genre, to be shared with a selection committee of faculty, staff, and students. The top 10-15 poems will be performed live on the Jamestown Campus! Each poem will be evaluated and at the conclusion of the event, 3 students will win gift cards (Spoken Word: 1st - $100, 2nd - $20, 3rd - $20, and written poem winner - $100).

The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.

The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.

The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.

The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.

The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.

The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.