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Commission plans Chautauqua and pop‑up museum, emphasizes outreach and brochure printing
Summary
Commissioners discussed early, organized outreach for the Chautauqua and pop‑up museum and directed Jenn Samsell and Chairwoman Deirdre Murphy to produce a six‑panel brochure for distribution at the event.
Commissioners on the Keystone Heights Heritage Commission spent time on Feb. 17 planning public outreach for an upcoming Chautauqua and a pop‑up museum. Members stressed early and organized advertising to reach Keystone Heights residents and neighboring communities such as Melrose and Starke.
Jenn Samsell will coordinate with Chairwoman Deirdre Murphy to print a six‑panel handout for distribution at the Chautauqua. The commission discussed using Facebook posts and flyers, and set an overall advertising cap of $500 to guide those purchases.
The Keystone Heights State Historical Marker item was deferred until after the Chautauqua, and new name plates for commission members were noted as installed. Staff will return with cost estimates and production timelines for brochures and promotional materials.
