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Visitors' Bureau redesign leads commission to propose reprinting 'Arts in the Burg' trifold
Summary
Visit Warrensburg launched a redesigned website and visitors' guide with a QR code linking to a Google Map of public art; the Arts Commission agreed to pursue a shared $1,000 reprint of the 'Arts in the Burg' trifold (commission share $500) and to seek access to the original file for updates.
Warrensburg — Visit Warrensburg has rolled out a redesigned website and visitors' guide that retains an "Arts in the Burg" section and now includes a QR code linking to a Google Map of public art locations, the Commission heard March 16.
Marcy Barnhart, ex‑officio for the Visitors Bureau, said budget cuts prompted the bureau to trim some brochure text and rely more on images and the QR mapping tool. With the Commission out of printed brochures (2,500 copies previously printed), Barnhart proposed splitting the cost of a reprint 50/50: $500 from the Arts Commission and $500 from Visit Warrensburg.
Commissioners agreed the brochure should be updated before reprinting and that the Commission should seek access to the original design file; Melanie Johnson noted university resources could help refresh the layout. Allison Robbins said she would place purchase approval for the reprint on the next agenda.
The Visitors Bureau update and proposed brochure reprint are among items the commission will revisit at its April 20, 2026 meeting.
