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Twisp board discusses QR-code walking map of public art for visitor center
Summary
The board discussed an interactive QR-code–based walking map of public art that could be part of the Creative District visitor center at Meta Arts to guide visitors and consolidate public-art information.
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Members discussed an interactive art map concept using QR codes to create a walking guide to public art across Twisp. The map concept would list artworks, link to artist information and photos, and could be hosted at the Creative District visitor center at Meta Arts.
The idea was presented as a visitor-facing tool to support tourism and local arts discovery; members noted it could integrate with the website and social-media documentation efforts. No technical vendor, budget, or timeline was recorded in the minutes; follow-up will be required to scope implementation.
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