Celebrate Choose Indie Art Month With Planting People Growing Justice

ST. PAUL, Minn. - EntSun -- Saint Paul, Minnesota- This October, Planting People Growing Justice will join the American Independent Business Alliance (AMIBA) and partners throughout North America to highlight Choose Indie Art Month.  This campaign is part of a larger Choose Indie Local year-round program supported by AMIBA: shopindielocal.org (https://amiba.net/shop-indie-local/).

Local artists are weaving together a rich multicultural tapestry through their creativity and innovation.

"We want to inspire community members to celebrate locally owned artists, artisans, and creativity," shared Jen Risley, AMIBA's Choose Indie Local coordinator.  "Choose Indie Art to boost your local economy and quality of life."

As part of the Choose Indie Art Month festivities, we are hosting a community arts and cultural educational experience at Leaders are Readers. The event will be held on Saturday, October 3, 2026 (11 AM - 1 PM) at Jimmy Lee Recreation (1063 Iglehart Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55104).

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This campaign also coincides with the Americans for the Arts National Arts and Humanities Month: americansforthearts.org/events/national-arts-and-humanities-month (https://www.americansforthearts.org/events/national-arts-and-humanities-month).

"The arts are the lifeblood of our communities, raising morale, creating community cohesion, and providing comfort during dark times while also delivering a huge economic footprint," said Nolen V. Bivens, former president and CEO of Americans for the Arts. "And it is more important than ever that everyone take part to recognize the creative and cultural value of the arts and humanities in our communities."

"The arts restore hope and cultivate joy in our communities. Planting People Growing Justice seeks to use the arts as a vehicle for promoting community development through our Rondo Renaissance initiative," said Dr. Artika Tyner, founder.

Find more information at www.ppgjbooks.com.

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About Planting People Growing Justice Press and Bookstore

Planting People Growing Justice Press and Bookstore is a Minnesota-based independent publisher and bookstore dedicated to advancing literacy, leadership, and social impact. Founded by Dr. Artika R. Tyner, PPGJ publishes diverse and inspiring books and works alongside the Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute to expand access to books, educational programming, and leadership opportunities for children and families. To date, its efforts have helped donate 50,000 books and inspire 12,000 children and families.

About American Independent Business Alliance

The mission of AMIBA (amiba.net) is to build a strong local economy movement by supporting the growth and development of local business alliances and networks that are committed to:

• Supporting local independent businesses in growing and thriving.
• Building a strong local economy that is diverse, inclusive, and equitable.
• Working to mitigate climate change and adapt to the damage brought on by global warming.