Blakewood Arts Commission welcomes new members Nancy Cameron and Don

November 05, 2024 | Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington


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Blakewood Arts Commission welcomes new members Nancy Cameron and Don
The Lakewood Arts Commission welcomed two new members during its meeting on November 4, 2024, marking a significant step in enhancing community engagement in the arts. Daryl, who led the meeting in the absence of Emily, expressed excitement about the new additions, Nancy Cameron and Don, who both shared their backgrounds and passion for the arts.

Nancy, a kitchen and bath designer with a degree in interior design, has lived in Lakewood for seven years. She expressed her enthusiasm for creativity, noting that while her work may not align with traditional fine arts, it still allows her to engage her artistic side. Don, on the other hand, has a long-standing relationship with art, having been involved in it since his time as an art student. His commitment to the arts continues to be a significant part of his life.

The meeting also included the approval of minutes from previous gatherings, ensuring that the commission remains organized and focused on its goals. The introduction of new members is expected to bring fresh perspectives and ideas to the commission, which plays a vital role in promoting arts and culture within the Lakewood community.

As the commission moves forward, the contributions of Nancy and Don will likely enhance local artistic initiatives and foster a greater appreciation for the arts among residents. The meeting concluded with anticipation for future projects and events that will further enrich Lakewood's cultural landscape.

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