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City details summer events, public art and new registration system in engagement report
Summary
Staff reported on concerts, July 4 planning, a new electronic downtown reader board, an online facility-registration system, planned public art installations and media visits to promote Arlington.
Arlington City Council workshop — City community engagement staff reported a busy summer calendar, new tools for outreach and several public-art and facility improvements.
"We started our music and park series. Saturday was our second band. There was about 200 people there," Community engagement staff Sarah said, describing early turnout for the seasonal programming funded partly by tourism grants.
The report said key items this season include July 4 planning (with changes this year: no beer garden at Heller Park and a different auction…
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