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Kentucky Arts Council Hosts Public Meetings Across the Commonwealth
Press Release Date:  April 15, 2005
Contact: 

Ed Lawrence

Public Information Officer

502-564-9746

Ed.Lawrence@ky.gov
 

Kentuckians are invited to attend one of six public meetings, Community Conversations: Focus on the Arts, to discuss issues related to the arts in local communities and their public benefits. All meetings will be held from 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., local time. 

 

Each meeting will be an opportunity for citizens to revisit the strategies developed in the 2004-2008 statewide long-range plan for the arts, Creating a Vision for the Arts in Kentucky and measure the progress made towards the needs originally identified on local, regional and statewide levels.

 

“These conversations will guide the future of the arts in Kentucky,” says Arts Council spokesman Ed Lawrence.  “It is very important that we go out in the state to come to a better understanding of how the arts work for Kentucky.”  The Arts Council encourages participation from educators and parent advocates; tourism and economic development professionals; business, community and religious leaders and local elected officials as well as artists, arts patrons and representatives of arts organizations and arts businesses.

 

APRIL 25   COVINGTON            Carnegie Visual & Performing Arts Center

 

APRIL 26   PRESTONSBURG     Mountain Arts Center

 

APRIL 27   LOUISVILLE             Kentucky Center for the Arts

 

MAY 2       BOWLING GREEN    Capitol Arts Center

 

MAY 3       PADUCAH                Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center

 

MAY 4       LEXINGTON             Singletary Center for the Arts

 

For more information call toll free 1-888-833-2787.

 

 

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The Kentucky Arts Council is a state agency in the Commerce Cabinet.  Working in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the Arts Council invests in programs that develop vibrant communities, provide lifelong education in the arts and support arts participation.  Every $1 in grant funds awarded by the Kentucky Arts Council helps grantees secure $15 in earned income and matching funds from individuals, philanthropic sources and other levels of government.

 






 

Last updated: Friday, April 15, 2005