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City plans vibrant art project for Las Palmas neighborhood

June 28, 2024 | Palm Springs, Riverside County, California



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City plans vibrant art project for Las Palmas neighborhood
In a recent city council meeting, officials expressed enthusiasm for the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, announcing plans for a community enhancement project that includes the installation of two new sculptures. The Public Arts Commission has approved the investment, which will be funded through contributions from both the Old Las Palmas neighborhood and the Palm Springs Art Commission.

Council members discussed the inclusion of this art project on the agenda for the next council meeting, alongside a staff report on a \"shop local\" gift card initiative aimed at promoting local businesses during the end-of-summer and holiday seasons. While the shop local program does not require council approval, it was noted that a brief presentation would be made to ensure alignment among council members.

Additionally, the council highlighted upcoming community events in celebration of July 4th, including a Kids Fest at Victoria Park, a family pool party, a baseball game, and a fireworks display. These activities are designed to engage families and attract tourists to the city, showcasing the community's vibrant offerings.

The next city council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 9th, at 5:30 PM, where further discussions on these initiatives are expected.

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