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Please contact your City Council representative by November 13 and make your opinion heard School students of all ages, primarily those in the Missoula schools, will be the largest users of the center. However, the facility will present a broad variety of entertainment, with the intent to have something that will appeal to everyone. The Missoula County Commissioners have indicated their willingness to support the project with $20 million in bond financing. There is great potential for substantial economic impact of the facility on downtown, the city, and the surrounding area. For a full report on the economic impact of nonprofit arts organizations in Missoula visit The Arts Mean Business at www.missoulacultural.org The full council is scheduled to vote on this issue at the November 19 meeting. In order for a community arts center to be truly a community project, citizens need to contact their city council representatives to ask questions, give opinions and arrive at a conclusion about such a venture. City Council takes very seriously the opinions of its constituents. Therefore the Missoula Cultural Council urges citizens to contact City Council representatives to discuss these issues. Each council member may be contacted at this link: http://www.ci.missoula.mt.us/citycouncil/contact_us.htm
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3 Comments posted on "Missoula Performing Arts Center Update"
Erin on November 13th, 2007 at 7:50 pm #
I am an Indianapolis artist who also got a random e-mail from AtCultura asking me to be in the book. The e-mail was odd because their links were bogus. I searched them out on-line and found your comment. I’m glad to know that they’re not legit but I guess that’s what happens when you have your e-mail address on-line.
Marc on November 14th, 2007 at 12:19 pm #
The post to which Erin refers can be found here.
Hope for the Missoula Performing Arts Center | Marc Makes Art on November 21st, 2007 at 7:25 am #
[...] wrote about the ongoing drive to build a performing and arts center in Missoula before. Sounds like it’s still in the [...] Post a comment
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