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Should COH create a Cultural Plan for Houston?


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from Cohen's enewsletter

On Wednesday, March 25th, the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs will host a town hall meeting to facilitate a public dialogue and receive input on the creation of an Arts and Cultural Plan for Houston. The town hall will take place at District C's W. Gray Metropolitan Multi-Service Center from 6:30PM - 8:30PM. The meeting will be open to the public and, to guarantee seating, interested citizens may register online.

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from the COH enews letter

This is your last chance to secure your spot at the Houston Arts & Cultural Plan Town Hall being hosted by the City of Houston Arts & Cultural Plan team and the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs.

Wednesday, March 25th
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Metropolitan Multi-Service Center
1475 West Gray Street
Houston, TX 77019

Seating capacity is limited.
To ensure entrance at the event,
please register at: byyoucity.org/townhall

 

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What does an Arts and Cultural plan encompass?

 

 

 

 

 

Depends on whether or not they can keep it to facilitation and avoid picking and choosing winners and losers.

 

I don't know.  Is there not some value to be had from choosing winners and losers?

 

 

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Here's what the website said when I googled "houston office of Cultural Affairs"

Mayor Annise D. Parker is committed to the growth and development of the Houston arts community and the preservation of Houston's historic buildings and districts. The Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs serves as the Mayor's and City's representative to the Houston Arts Alliance, a nonprofit organization created by the City to coordinate the Civic Art Program and Arts Grant Program. The Office of Cultural Affairs serves as the liaison to arts, historic preservation and neighborhood organizations and works with several Redevelopment Authorities, Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones and other entities on neighborhood conservation issues and projects. The office works on special projects in Parks and Libraries and coordinates art exhibitions in City Hall and the City Hall Annex.

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  • 6 months later...

Saw in paper today thatCOH approved and arts and cultural master plan--

Listed within are 24+ suggestion on how to 'improve public support'

#1 asking for dedicated Renee stream to supplement current inadequate funding.........

IDK but seems like in COH budget crisis this is hard to sell?

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