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The Long Beach Arts Advocacy Team is a group of community stakeholders whose mission is to support and advocate for the arts in Long Beach schools and civic life.
The group envisions Long Beach with accessible and inclusive arts programs, cohesive and engaging arts & culture marketing, accessible and permanent arts education, diversified and reliable arts funding and meaning and productive collaboration among the arts community and the community at large..
If you're interested in taking a leadership role on the team, please contact us.
Useful Links:
Arts Council For Long Beach
Long Beach City Officials
Long Beach Unified School District - Visual & Performing Arts
Catalyst Network of Communities
Long Beach Theatre Arts Collaborative (facebook)
To subscribe to the RSS feed of all Long Beach Team activities, please use http://artsforla.org/teams/long-beach-m/rss.xml. For an RSS tutorial, click here.
Craig Watson, Executive Director of the Arts Council for Long Beach, has been appointed the new Director of the California Arts Council. Watson will begi
Arts for LA's free Advocacy Workshop Initiative is coming to Long Beach! Register today for the first workshop, which will be held at Long Beach Nonprofit Partnership on February 16, 2011 from 5-7pm.
Center for Cultural Innovation & Arts Council for Long Beach Present 3 Professional Development Opportunities in Long Beach To register: www.cciarts.org/losangeles.htm or call (213) 687-8577.
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Join Councilwoman Rae Gabelich for coffee and conversation
Saturday, April 9, 201110:00am-12:00pm
The Arts Council for Long Beach will host a California Arts Project workshop on the career technical standards and how they related to the Visual and Performing Arts disciplines.
The workshop is for artists, teaching artists and arts administrators and will explore curriculum connections for the arts, examine the role practicing professionals in the Arts, Media, and Entertainment fields can play in supporting "preparing students to be work-life-college ready," and provide tips for connecting your current programs and curricula to the career technical standards.
The Downtown Long Beach Associates (DLBA), in partnership with Vice Mayor Suja Lowenthal, the City of Long Beach Department of Special Events and Filming, the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency (RDA), the East Village Association and the Arts Council of Long Beach has developed and released an online survey to help gain a better understanding of how art events and activities in Downtown are utilized and where potential may exist for expansion and growth.
Join Councilwoman Rae Gabelich for a Community Coffee Saturday, February 12, 2011 from 10:00am - 12:00pm at Mirage Coffee House 539 E. Bixby Road.
Got issues? Got questions? Got suggestions? Bring your concerns to be discussed in a friendly, casual atmosphere.
For more information, call (562) 570-6685 or email council.district@longbeach.gov
RFQ- Mobile Exhibits Vacant Storefront Program
The Arts Council for Long Beach and the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency announce a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to select artists for temporary public artwork for vacant storefronts in redevelopment areas within the City of Long Beach.
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