Northern Arts News
March 2020
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Image Details: Modern Ojibwe Floral Beaded Hat by Roberta Vanwert, a 2018 Anishinaabe Arts Initiative Fellow.
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The
Anishinaabe Arts Initiative (AAI) Fellowship
provides unfettered funding to one individual Native American artist to fuel his/her art in Beltrami, Clearwater, Hubbard, Mahnomen, Lake of the Woods, Becker, Roseau, Cass, and Itasca counties in Minnesota.
The goal of the AAI Fellowship Program is to assist the region’s most talented Native American artists in furthering and innovating their work. One $5,000 award will be granted in 2020. The funds can be used for, but not limited to exploring new directions or continuing work in progress; production costs, materials, or equipment; collaborative or community projects; travel, research or study to further your art.
Extended Application Deadline is
March 15
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Our board meetings and grant reviews are open to the public.
If you are unable to attend in person, we do our best to offer online access via the
Zoom
platform.
You can access our entire board meeting calendar and grant application review dates below:
Next Board meeting is
March 16
Board Meeting at 4:30 p.m.
Community Arts Support Grant review starts at approx. 6:00 p.m.
Chair:
Laura Grisamore - Hubbard County
Vice Chair:
Rebecca Colebank - Clearwater County
Treasurer:
Shannon Lucas-Westrum - Beltrami County
Secretary:
Deb Carlson - Lake of the Woods County
Board Members:
Pam Janssen - Clearwater County
Gayle Gish - Mahnomen County
Michael Schlemper - Beltrami County
CT Marhula - Lake of the Woods County
vacant - Mahnomen County
vacant - Hubbard County
Region 2 Arts Council Office
Inside the Watermark Art Center
505 Bemidji Ave N
Bemidji, MN
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The AAI Advisory Council
(Anishinaabe Arts Initiative) is comprised of Native American artists and arts appreciators from the regions served by the AAI grant.
Next AAI Council meeting: April 1, 2020
Agenda: AAI Fellowship application review
Council Members
Delana Smith (Red Lake Band) … Red Lake
Genny Lowry (Leech Lake Band) …Bemidji
Bernice Mitchell-Diver (Leech Lake Band) … Cass Lake
Debra Warren (White Earth Band) … Bemidji
Mary Ringhand (Red Lake Band) … Ponemah
David B. White (Fort Peck) … Ponemah
Larry Vanwert (Red Lake Band) … Redby
Kent Estey (White Earth Band) ... Naytahwaush
Paula Littlewolf (White Earth Band) ... Mahnomen
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Celebrating the Fiddle Music of Canada
Headwaters Music & Arts in Bemidji was awarded a
2019 Spring Arts Access Grant to host a series of
activities with visiting musician Carrie Dlukowski
to explore the fiddle music of Canada
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Events included performances and presentations, fiddle workshops and step dance classes. This project reached both youth and adults, including students in the Bemidji, Red Lake and Cass Lake area. During the step dance class, an opportunity arose naturally for participants to discuss the similarities and differences between Anishinaabe dance types and Ottawa Valley step dancing.
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Spring 2020 Arts Access Grant applications are due March 15. See below for more information!
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Region 2 Arts Council serves artists and communities in Beltrami, Clearwater, Hubbard, Lake of the Woods, and Mahnomen counties.
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Deadline: March 15, 2020 by 11:45 pm
[Extended]
Maximum Award: $5,000
The
Anishinaabe Arts Initiative (AAI) Fellowship
provides unfettered funding to one individual Native American artist to fuel his/her art in Beltrami, Clearwater, Hubbard, Mahnomen, Lake of the Woods, Becker, Roseau, Cass, and Itasca counties in Minnesota.
The goal of the AAI Fellowship Program is to assist the region’s most talented Native American artists in furthering and innovating their work.
One $5,000 award will be granted in 2020.
The funds can be used for, but not limited to:
- Exploring new directions or continuing work in progress
- Production costs, materials, or equipment
- Collaborative or community projects
- Travel, research or study to further your art
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Deadline: March 15, 2020
Maximum Award: $6,000 (20% Cash Match required; 25% Match on equipment purchases)
Arts Access Grants are open to non-profits, public and charter schools*, community education programs, arts organizations, institutions of higher learning, government and tribal entities, and groups formed for nonprofit purposes with a fiscal sponsor. These grants can support creation, production, and presentation of high-quality arts activities, as well as projects that help overcome barriers to accessing high-quality arts activities, and projects that help instill the arts into the community and public life in our region. Arts activities proposed for funding must be accessible by the public, have a strong community component, and must benefit the residents of Beltrami, Hubbard, Clearwater, Lake of the Woods, or Mahnomen Counties.
*Parochial schools are ineligible.
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Region 2 Arts Council Arts Access Grants are made possible by the voters of Minnesota thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
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Deadline: April 15, 2020 by 11:45 pm
Maximum Award: $6,000
(20% Cash Match required; 25% Match on equipment purchases)
Arts Access Grants for Small Towns can support creation, production, and presentation of high-quality arts activities, as well as projects that help overcome barriers to accessing high-quality arts activities, and projects that help instill the arts into the community and public life in our region. Arts activities proposed for funding must be accessible by the public, have a strong community component, and
must benefit the residents of Beltrami, Hubbard, Clearwater, Lake of the Woods, or Mahnomen Counties.
These grants are open specifically to non-profits, schools, government or tribal offices, or groups with a fiscal sponsor, located in towns with a population under 2,000.
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Individual Artist Grants Awarded in Region 2
On February 10, 2020, the Region 2 Arts Council Board of Directors awarded $18,001 to individual artists from within our five-county region. These grants provide financial assistance to artists in any arts discipline or in any stage of their career as an artist residing in the counties of Beltrami, Clearwater, Hubbard, Lake of the Woods and Mahnomen. The Individual Artist Grant Program is supported by a grant from the McKnight Foundation to fund costs associated with the exhibition, performance, or production of a creative work; purchase of materials or equipment necessary for a creative work; educational opportunities; mentorships; and proposals for career-enhancing projects or opportunities.
Charles Alberti
of Bemidji was awarded $2,000 to create a retrospective chat book representing six decades of his art to distribute to museums, galleries and art publications.
Gillian Bedford
of Bemidji was awarded $2,000 to purchase materials and supplies to produce paintings and frame them for exhibition and sale at galleries and art shows.
Tawnee Corning
of Bagley was awarded $1,997 to create a series of 12 mixed media works exploring pregnancy and motherhood.
Annette Drewes
of Bemidji was awarded $1,000 to develop Wild Rice Voices, a series of six podcasts based on her book Shattering Seeds.
Jason Ewert
of Bemidji was awarded $2,000 to attend a three-day course to receive FAA certification to pilot a drone for use in his filmmaking.
Jim Gallagher
of Bemidji was awarded $2,000 to attend the 2020 Third Coast International Audio Festival in Chicago, IL.
Joseph Holt
of Bemidji was awarded $2,000 to purchase a microphone for his home studio to better produce and record original music.
Tanya Miller
of Park Rapids was awarded $1,502 for editorial coaching to ready her manuscript for publication.
Dr. Eric Olson
of Bemidji was awarded $1,502 to bring Dr. John Gilbert, Prof. of Violin at Texas Tech University, to Bemidji for a public performance with Dr. Olson of a Duo Violin Recital and to offer a master class at Dr. Olson's private violin studio.
Chuck Weygand
of Akeley was awarded $2,000 to create and display wooden art works including unique wooden bowls crafted from sustainable trees native to Minnesota.
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Our grant applications are
available online approximately one month before the deadline date.
Keep in mind that there are many pieces of the grant you can begin to work on before the grant application is available. Call or visit us with any questions, concerns, or support needs.
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Festival Support Grants
Minnesota State Arts Board's Minnesota Festival Support is a grant program designed to provide meaningful arts experiences to Minnesotans through festivals that celebrate the arts, build community, and expose communities to diverse art forms including folk and traditional arts.
Applications are due
March 20
Artist Initiative Grants
Minnesota State Arts Board's Artist Initiative grant program is designed to support and assist professional Minnesota artists at various stages in their careers by encouraging artistic development, nurturing artistic creativity, and recognizing the contributions of individual artists to the creative environment of the state of Minnesota.
Grants will be awarded for projects that will enhance or expand the applicant's artistic skills or process, and advance the applicant's career by helping the artist generate greater visibility with and exposure to potential audiences.
Literary Arts and Performing Arts application deadline is
April 24
Visual Arts deadline application is
June 26
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Region 2 Arts Council is open Monday through Friday,
from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact us or stop by anytime to set up an individual appointment.
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The Hall Sisters
The sisters play violin, viola, cello, mandolin and piano, and have performed at Grand Ole Opry, Carnegie Hall,
and the Country Music Hall of Fame
March 5
7:00 p.m.
Park Rapids High School Auditorium
Park Rapids
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March Art Classes
March 5 - 31
Creative Cafe
Gallery North artists will take you on a hands-on adventure into the arts. Join in our activity or just hang out. Snacks are provided.
No registration required.
March 10
4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
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310 4th St NW
Bemidji
Call 219-444-9813 with questions
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March 6
Bemidji Public Library Art Wall
continues to feature
Alice LaCoursiere, whose oil paintings depict scenes from her travels throughout the country and here in Northern Minnesota. 509 America Ave NW.
The Cabin Coffee House
currently has photography by Cheryl Windells, a local photographer. 214 3rd St NW.
First Lutheran Church
continues to feature fiber art by Eve Sumsky, and Butch Holden's photography and paintings. 9 am - 4:30 pm. 900 Bemidji Ave. N.
Gallery North
will host Showcase Artist Alice LaCoursiere's oil paintings. Reception from 2 - 6 pm.
310 4th St NW
Headwaters Music & Arts
celebrates the power of creativity with its group exhibit
Headwaters Heroes
, featuring the work from instructors and volunteers of Headwaters. Monthly Coffeehouse open mic event at 7:00 pm (see below for more info). 519 Minnesota Ave NW.
Neilson Place
continues a photography display,
Clicking Cousins
by Lily Hadrava and Andrea Martin.
Watermark Art Cen
ter
is honored to exhibit recent works by master bead artists Thomas Stillday and Vincent Morris. Reception
will be held from 5 to 7 pm with an artists' talk at 6 pm. 505 Bemidji Ave N.
Wild Hare Bistro & Coffeehouse
will present
Perceptions of Nature,
new works by Bemidji painter Sarah Peterson, a series of heavily textured landscape oil paintings. Reception 3 - 5 pm, 5
23 Minnesota Ave NW.
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Get in the spring spirit with Laura MacKenzie’s delightful program of traditional wind-powered music! Using an array of instruments, including wooden flutes, whistles, concertina, bagpipes, gemshorn, and voice, you will learn from Laura how air is transformed into music and what makes the airs, dance tunes, and songs truly “Celtic.”
March 6
6:30 pm
Park Rapids Public Library
Park Rapids
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Wezhichigewaad
Ojibwe Bead Work by
Thomas Stillday and Vincent Morris
Opening Reception
March 6
5 to 7 p.m.
Recent works by master bead artists Thomas Stillday and Vincent Morris. “Wezhichigewaad,” is an Ojibwe word meaning “makers”
(
pronounced “way-zhih-chih-gay-wahd”). The artists will talk at 6 pm. The exhibit will be on display until May 30, 2020.
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Making Their Mark - Women Artists in Rural Midwest Communities
March 14
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Inspired by the #5WomenArtists social media movement and challenge put forth by the National Museum of Women in the Arts for National Women's History Month March 2020, Watermark Art Center will host a public networking session and panel discussion regarding women artists in rural Midwest communities. The public is invited.
With an Artist's Panel featuring Delina White, Moira Villiard, Su Legatt,
Hillary Kempenich, Heidi Jeub
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Watermark Art Center
505 Bemidji Ave N
Bemidji, MN
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Headwaters Coffeehouse Open Mic
Headwaters CoffeeHouse is a volunteer-led community event held the first Friday of most months. Fun, welcoming, family friendly and supportive, the event has a relaxed and casual tone that encourages musicians, singers, and spoken word performers of all ages and skill levels. Sign-up begins at 6:30 or by email to
jjhgaard@gmail.com
March 6
7:00 pm
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Finger Painting Workshop
Two-day finger-painting course led by local artist and teacher Alice Blessing. Participants will be introduced to color theory and finger painting techniques in this hands-on painting class as each student creates a large painting of a bird to take home. All materials provided; class fee applies. Limited spaces available.
March 27 & 28
Friday 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
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This program gives area adults access to a well-equipped pottery studio. The Pottery Studio includes wedging and worktables, tools, assorted glazes, five pottery wheels and kiln firing access.
Headwaters Music & Arts
519 Minnesota Ave. NW
Bemidji, MN
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Contra Dance and
Musicians' Workshop
for Contra Dance
Musicians' Workshop
Local blue grass and celtic style musicians are invited to join Duluth band Four Mile Portage for a workshop/jam session on contra music. This is the second of the pre-dance musicians' workshops.
Participating musicians are welcome to sit in with the band for a few sets at the evening contra dance and are encouraged to try some dancing.
This workshop is free.
March 7
3:00 - 5:00 pm
Headwaters Music and Arts
519 Minnesota Ave NW
Bemidji, MN
Contra Dance
The fifth of the current series of monthly contra dances in Bemidji will feature live music by the band Four Mile Portage from Duluth and calling by David Kirchner from St. Paul.
Everything is taught by the caller. No experience or partners necessary. Families welcome.
A free will donation is suggested but not required.
March 7
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Rail River Folk School
303 Railroad St SW
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Northern Minnesota Songwriters Meeting
The Northern Minnesota Songwriters (NMS) will gather for an official meeting. A bag lunch is recommended, and feel free to arrive early to browse all NLfx has to offer before the meeting begins. NLfx doors open at 10:00am. NMS gatherings are free of charge.
The March topic is notation software. Discussion will be led by Vicki Morrison Goble, and if you have experience with any notation software, it would be helpful if you would share what you know.
March 14
10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
NLFX Professional DJ Audio Equipment
1319 Naylor Dr SE
Bemidji's Industrial Park
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Fellowship Information Session
Join Jerome Foundation’s Program Officer Lann Briel to learn more about the Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship: a two-year, $50,000 flexible Fellowship open to early career artists in all artistic disciplines. Fellows must be residents of Minnesota or the five boroughs of New York City. Learn more about the funding, who is eligible, and how to apply—and stay for the Q&A session.
The deadline to apply is Wednesday, May 6
(see more below, in Opportunities)
March 14
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Northwest Indian Community Development Center
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Create It! Art Classes
for Adults: Mosaic Art
Taking broken things and making something meaningful helps us process differently and see things from a different perspective. You will be creating wall hangings, stepping stones, small furniture pieces, and garden objects. The instructor is Becky Dorman.
March 16, 23, 30, April 6
12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Clearwaters Life Center
226 Elm St
Gonvick
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Treasure Island
The Prince Street Players LTD Edition, A Musical Adventure
Freely adapted from the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson.
March 20, 21, 27, 28
at 7:00 p.m.
March 22 & 29
at 2:00 p.m.
Special school matinees on March 24, 26; reservations required.
Historic Chief Theater
314 Beltrami Ave N
Bemidji
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Classical Swing
World class saxophonist Scott Sandberg makes his solo debut in Bemidji with the music of Eric Ewazen and the orchestra fuses great jazz with a great orchestra in the presentation of Duke Ellington's "Black, Brown and Tan."
March 29
3:00 p.m.
Bemidji High School Auditorium
Bemidji
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Terrapin Sundays
This is the third season of the original art and music series. The art reception begins at 3 p.m. Music will start about 3:45 p.m. and go until about 6 p.m. with a 30-minute break between sets. Featured this event will be art by
Ramona, Barry and Casimir
and music by SOMHOM. Visit Terrapin Station, a music, art and wellness center, and the Blue Door Gallery. For more information, call 218-652-4091
March 29
3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Terrapin Station
115 Main St
Nevis
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Weavin' Up North
Headwaters Basketmakers Guild presents their annual workshop. Classes are open to public. Beginner classes held each day. Classes for experienced weavers available daily. Registration is required. The retreat setting of the Concordia Language Village is ideal. Nationally recognized teachers present classes—weaving supplies available from Atkinsons Country House.
April 17 - 19
Concordia Language Village
8607 Thorsenveien Rd
Bemidji, MN
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Offering several genres of writer's retreats, workshops, and online classes throughout the summer.
Poetry Retreat
June 2 - 6
Memoir Retreat
June 23 - 27
Multiple Genres Retreat
August 9 - 13
Park Rapids, Minnesota
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The conference offers five intensive week-long writing workshops (each capped at 12 participants) as well as a craft talk each morning and a reading each evening by a faculty member. Participants sign up for one workshop led by one faculty member for the duration of the conference.
June 22 - 26
Bemidji State University
Bemidji
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Media Artist Fellowships
Composer Fellowships
Visual Artist Fellowships
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Call for Entries for Voices of the Earth: Short Play Festival.
Previously un-produced plays (plays may have been read in other venues, but not fully produced).
Deadline to Submit Plays:
March 6 (Extended)
Call for Actors:
March 20
Staged readings will be performed
April 5
Bemidji State University
1500 Birchmont Dr N
Bemidji
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Hinge Arts at the Kirkbride is a community development and artist residency program in Fergus Falls which activates cultural programming at or related to the historic Fergus Falls State Hospital, or the “Kirkbride Building.”
The deadline for application is
March 2, 2020
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Creative Community Leadership Institute
Creative Community Leadership Institute (CCLI) is an intensive, in-person, cohort-based training program with real-world practice for artists, culture bearers, community organizers, community development practitioners, and other leaders seeking to deepen their impact in creative community building.
In 2020, CCLI will host three cohorts, one each in St. Cloud, MN; Fargo, ND; and Rapid City, SD. Cohorts will meet in person three times over five months from spring to fall. This year, the Rapid City, SD cohort will be limited to enrolled tribal members and people who live or work directly in Native communities.
Entries are due
March 9
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Auditions
Whatever your age, if you like to sing, dance, build things, find new friends or do something to make others smile…check out Northern Light Opera Company (NLOC). The 2020 summer musical will be “Big Fish,” a rollicking fantasy set in the American South. At auditions you will be asked to sing one verse, recite one or two two-minute monologues.
Voice and Acting Auditions
March 27
5:30 - 8:30 p.m
Dance Auditions
March 28
10:30 a.m.
Call-backs
March 28
1:00 p.m.
Calvary Lutheran Church
112 Park Ave
Park Rapids
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The Bemidji Area Arts Endowment (BAAE), a component fund of the Northwest Minnesota Foundation, supports the mission of the BAAE, which is to "create a community in which the arts flourish and enhance our lives."
Schools, nonprofit groups, or arts organizations in the Bemidji Area may request a grant up to $1,500 from the BAAE Arts Project Grant fund to produce an arts event, put on a workshop, develop your arts organization, sponsor touring arts events, sponsor an artist in residence, etc. Applicants that are not schools or 501(c) 3 organizations must use a fiscal agent.
Each year the fund provides scholarships for young people from the Bemidji area, ages 8-15, to study violin, viola, cello or bass, including but not limited to costs for lessons, training, and instrument rental. Two $250 scholarships will be awarded.
The deadline to submit an application for funding is
April 2
Contact Chris at 218- 759-2057 or 800-659-7859 for information, or
e-mail
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ArtistGrant.org provides a $500 grant to one visual artist each grant cycle. Once an artist wins a grant, they may not apply again. There are four grant cycles per year – January 15, April 15, July 15, and October 15. They do not require proposals or any indication of how you will use the funds. Therefore, please do not send proposals because we will not read them.
The deadline for the current grant cycle is
April 15, 2020
An application fee of $25 is required.
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NPSAI is a two-week intensive art program for 12 Native American high school students from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin seeking an art education that mixes fundamentals in art and a connection to their cultural identity. The program is free for all who attend, which will include housing, meals, coursework and all art supplies are provided with the program.
The Institute is
June 14 - 26, 2020
The deadline for application is
April 1, 2020
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Jerome Hill Artist Fellowships
Fellowships for emerging artists.
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Call for Artists
All artists are invited to submit work. They accept: paintings, drawings, photography, pottery, handicrafts, design work, and any type of visual art.
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Hot Iron Artist Residency Program
Each year, Franconia Sculpture Park invites artists from around the world to participate in the Hot Iron Artist Residency Program.
Entries are due
March 20
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Request for Proposals
Indigenous Peoples and Lands Sculpture Art Opportunity
One artist will be commissioned to create the sculpture that will be sited at a Mississippi River Park, located at the NE corner of the intersections of Pokegama Avenue and SE 1st Street. The Arts and Culture Commission projects will consist of one sculpture with a concentration on Indigenous Peoples and lands. Fifteen miles west of Grand Rapids lies the edge of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe reservation. The commission believes that history and public art could amplify and highlight the culture, voices, and stories of Native Americans including tribal citizens – past, present, and future.
This Request for Qualifications is for the one sculpture project related to the concept of Indigenous Peoples and Lands.
Pavement Art Public Art Opportunity
This year the Arts and Culture Commission will commission temporary pavement art that will last two to four years and will highlight storm and sanitary sewer catch basins/manholes and enhance traditional crosswalks and future curb “bump outs.” The pavement art should connect in some thematic way to the Sculptures commissioned in 2019. One artist will be commissioned to create the pavement art.
This Request for Qualifications is for the Pavement Art related to the concept of Indigenous Peoples and Lands.
Grand Rapids, MN
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The Bemidji Sculpture Walk committee will select 12 new submissions based on their conceptual strength, originality, and workmanship. These will be presented for one year in locations throughout Bemidji. Selected artists will receive a $500 dollar honorarium. Artists may submit up to three separate works. Each work must be submitted individually to help us stay organized. There is no cost for submission.
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Headwaters Jam Band
The group will jam from 6 - 8 pm each evening, however participants are encouraged to show up at 5:30 for setup. Instruments will not be provided with the exception of the drum kit. The program is not genre specific. The group will work together to create their own unique sound – all musical aspirations are welcome.
Held on Tuesdays
April 7th - 28th
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Headwaters East Studio
519 Minnesota Ave NW
Bemidji
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ROCKchester Music & Art Festival is inviting young emerging visual artists to submit an application to display visual artworks at this years two-day event June 12 & 13th at the Civic Theatre in Rochester, Minnesota
Submission deadline is
April 10
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6 x 6 x 2020:
Call for Entries
Each summer Rochester Contemporary Art Center’s 6x6 exhibition brings together thousands of original artworks, made and donated by celebrities, international & local artists, designers, youth and YOU. Each artist may enter up to three artworks of any medium (2D or 3D).
Entries are due
April 11
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Bemidji – First City of Arts Studio Cruise 2020
Calling all artists with studios within a 40 mile radius of Bemidji, Minnesota, after a two year hiatus, applications are now being accepted. This, the 11th year for the ‘Cruise’, is a working studio event which provides an opportunity for artists to invite the public into their studios to showcase their art and craft.
Studio Cruise dates are
October 16, 17 & 18, 2020
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Deadline for all applications is postmark by
April 15
Bemidji, MN
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Call for Entries: Sculpture Trail
The City of Park Rapids and Park Rapids Arts and Culture Advisory Commission are accepting entries for the Park Rapids Sculpture Trail.
Artists will be notified of selection committee results by May 15 and will have until May 27 to install their works. Artists receive a $350 honorarium during installation and $150 during sculpture removal.
The entry form is available by calling City Planner Andrew Mack at 218-732-3163 or by
e-mailing him.
Entry deadline is
April 30
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13th Annual Horizontal Grandeur Juried Art Exhibition
The 13th Annual Horizontal Grandeur Juried Art Exhibition will run from June 18 – October 23, 2020. Any artist residing in a U.S. state or Canadian province with a prairie can enter up to six original pieces. All genres will be considered, from painting to photography to sculpture – anything inspired by the prairie and made by you!
Exhibit dates: June 18 -October 23, 2020
Submission deadline is
May 1
Stevens County Historical Society & Museum
Morris, Minnesota
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Call for Artists:
Pop-up Art Shows and Live Music
Cabin Coffee House would like to connect with local artists for new fun in-store opportunities and to showcase their talent. They are looking for traditional artists, digital artists, live art artists, photographers, and live musicians.
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Please join us!
Be an Advocate for the Arts
on March 19, 2020
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Why Attend Arts Advocacy Day?
1. Arts Advocacy Day is an opportunity to show the impact that the arts have on all of our lives.
2. Previous Arts Advocacy Days have resulted in increased state arts funding.
3. It’s a great way to connect with other people involved in the arts.
4. This is your chance to have your voice heard!
March 19, 2020
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Send submissions for our April newsletter by March 25 to:
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