Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award
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Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award
Overview: The Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award honors individuals who have made significant contributions to Chattanooga's arts and cultural community.
Named After: Ruth Holmberg (1921–2017), philanthropist who had lasting influence on Chattanooga's arts, civil rights, and education
Geographic Scope: Chattanooga and Hamilton County, Tennessee
Purpose: Celebrate leaders in arts and culture who embody Ruth Holmberg's spirit by using creativity to empower and uplift the community
Award Recognition: Recipients are announced and honored; 2025 recipients included Frances McDonald (Mark Making founder) and John Beder (Emmy-nominated filmmaker)
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Sponsor: Sponsored exclusively by EPB
Presentation: Awards presented in early December
Contact: ArtsBuild
Board Leadership: Award overseen by ArtsBuild Board President Quincy Jenkins
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