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Arts board notes grant deadline, upcoming CAP meeting and subcommittee planning
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Board staff reported 21 arts grant applicants with the portal closing at midnight tomorrow, reminded members of a May 6 CAP networking meeting, and asked members to consider subcommittee assignments tied to the city's percent-for-the-arts work.
Board staff told members the city arts grant application window closes at midnight tomorrow and that, as of earlier in the day, there were 21 applicants (this count excludes tier 1 applicants). Staff said they expected more submissions before the deadline.
Members discussed the next CAP (capital improvement) meeting on May 6 from 8 to 10 a.m. in the library's downstairs conference room; staff described it as mainly a networking opportunity that will also include updates from the library-museum group marking its 60th anniversary. The board encouraged members to attend when possible.
The chair flagged upcoming subcommittee work tied to the percent-for-the-arts allocation that began in January. She asked members to start thinking about serving on library, museum, and public-art subcommittees; formal assignments and further discussion were slated for the next meeting.
Several members also noted upcoming community arts events (CBCA awards luncheon April 21, Littleton Youth Ballet performances, and local exhibitions) and suggested opportunities for volunteer support.
