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Historic Greeley Inc. reports spring tea success, plans May display
Summary
A Historic Greeley Inc. representative told the Greeley Historic Preservation Commission the group's spring tea drew two seatings, a membership drive is scheduled for May, and a display will be installed at the Greeley Creative Arts Center starting May 1.
At a regular meeting of the Greeley Historic Preservation Commission, a representative of Historic Greeley Inc. reported that the organization's spring tea was successful, drawing two seatings, and said a membership drive is planned in May. The representative said, "We had 2 seatings on Saturday, and it was a beautiful day," and added that a display will be up at the Greeley Creative Arts Center beginning May 1.
The report was brief and offered local programming and outreach updates rather than policy recommendations. Historic Greeley Inc.'s activities — including public events and the upcoming display — are intended to engage residents and raise awareness of local preservation work. The commission did not take formal action on the report.
Staff and commissioners did not raise objections during the presentation. The commission's next opportunities to showcase preservation work include History Fest at Centennial Village the week of May 11 and a city proclamation for Historic Preservation Month on May 19.
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