Kristianne Kurner, the founder and executive artistic director for NVA, said the center would turn into a cultural gathering space for North County.
Sledgehammers broke into the walls of the New Village Arts Center in Carlsbad on Thursday. It was a groundbreaking — or wall-breaking — event celebrating the renovation of the center.
The transformation will create an open lobby space with a stage area for community events, galleries and performances. There will also be an arts classroom for all ages. Dea Hurston has been a leader in the theater community and created opportunities for people of color. NVA leadership said this will be the first arts center in the country to be named after a Black woman in the past 50 years.
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