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Stow Arts Commission readies Women in Arts reception; passports printed, businesses being contacted
Summary
Commissioners confirmed that Women in Arts passports have been printed and distributed to many local businesses, invited previous participating artists and businesses to an April 1 reception that will replace the regular April meeting, and discussed waivers and distribution logistics.
Stow Arts Commission members said Women in Arts passports have been printed and are available at City Hall and at participating businesses, and the commission will hold an artists’ reception on April 1 that replaces the regular April meeting.
Commission member Jess said she dropped off passports at most businesses and that an invitation for the April 1 artist reception is printed and will be included in the commission newsletter and posted on social media. She said previous participating artists and businesses were invited to the reception and encouraged commission members to attend.
Members discussed distribution of printed invitations and passports, and whether businesses and artists should keep extra hard copies on hand. They also noted a remaining business whose assigned artist had not yet made contact; commissioners said they would pursue a plan B if the artist cannot be reached.
Commissioners asked staff to check that event waivers are in hand for participating businesses and artists. The transcript records that commissioners discussed whether waivers are required from commission members — one member clarified that waivers are not required from the commissioners themselves.
The reception will be at the Stow Community Senior Center during the commission’s regular meeting hour. Commissioners reiterated that the event is on the calendar and that members are expected to attend where possible.
