Margine appointed to Clark County Arts Commission aims to enhance La Center's arts scene

April 11, 2025 | La Center, Clark County, Washington

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The La Center City Council meeting on April 9, 2025, spotlighted the newly appointed member of the Kennedy Arts Commission, Margine, who emphasized the importance of enhancing the local arts scene. Margine expressed gratitude for her appointment and outlined her vision for fostering artistic connections within La Center and the broader Clark County area.

During her presentation, Margine highlighted a critical issue: many residents leave La Center to engage with the arts, taking their spending—and potential tax revenue—elsewhere. She noted that only $1 of every $5 spent on arts in a community typically remains within that community. This underscores the need for La Center to cultivate its own arts initiatives to keep both residents and their dollars local.
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Margine shared her recent experiences attending various arts events, including Vancouver's First Friday and a filmmaker's gathering in Battle Ground. She described the vibrant atmosphere at these events and the potential for similar activities in La Center. Her goal is to bring back innovative ideas and collaborations that could enrich the local arts landscape.

Additionally, she announced the upcoming La Center Arts Fair on May 10 at Stern Wheeler Park, encouraging community participation. Margine also mentioned the Arts Council's involvement in creating a mural at the junior high school, signaling a commitment to beautifying the community through art.

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As La Center looks to expand its cultural offerings, Margine's insights and initiatives could pave the way for a more vibrant local arts scene, ultimately benefiting both residents and the local economy.

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