Westminster Arts Week plans live mural painting and community engagement events

February 12, 2025 | Westminster, Jefferson County, Colorado

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Westminster City is gearing up for an exciting Arts Week, set to take place from Saturday to Saturday, showcasing a variety of artistic engagements and community events. The meeting on February 12, 2025, highlighted the collaborative efforts of local artists, businesses, and schools to create a vibrant celebration of the arts, despite budget constraints.

Key to this year’s Arts Week is the focus on indoor events, as organizers learned from past experiences that outdoor activities can be challenging due to weather conditions. With a limited budget, the city is relying on partnerships with local businesses and schools to provide venues for various art engagements. This year, attendees can look forward to live mural paintings by five artists at different businesses, as well as a series of performances and exhibitions throughout the week.
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The schedule includes a district art show at the high school, featuring student artwork from kindergarten through 12th grade, and a jazz band performance. Additionally, there will be artist roundtables and discussions, including a special session with women welders sharing their journeys in the arts. The week will culminate in a community event at historic Westminster, featuring an artisan market and open mic performances.

Inclusivity is a central theme of this year’s Arts Week, with organizers emphasizing the importance of accessibility for all community members. Plans are in place to ensure that individuals who may not afford tickets to events can still participate, with designated seating available for those in need. The city is also exploring ways to enhance visibility for the Inclusivity Board, encouraging members to engage with the community during the events.

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As Westminster continues to foster a rich artistic environment, the collaboration between local organizations and the city aims to create a more inclusive and vibrant community for all residents. The upcoming Arts Week promises to be a celebration of creativity, culture, and community spirit, inviting everyone to partake in the festivities.

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