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Arts Committee debates Good Neighborfest parade participation, considers larger float next year
Summary
Members discussed marching in the Good Neighborfest parade on Oct. 30, weighing volunteer and material needs for handing out stickers or watercolor kits. The committee decided not to commit this year but to explore a larger float project for next year.
The Middleton Arts Committee considered participating in the Good Neighborfest parade on Oct. 30, discussing outreach options such as handing out small watercolor kits, stickers or candy.
Members raised logistical concerns: the parade is long (roughly two hours on the route), which requires more volunteers and materials than a small group can manage. One member said they had past "parade trauma" and cautioned about the effort required; Michelle noted she would be marching with the mayor and might not be available to join the committee group. Several members volunteered to help, but the committee concluded it likely did not have sufficient personnel this year and agreed instead to explore a larger float project for next year, potentially with a year-long planning timeline.
The committee asked interested members to follow up about volunteer availability and to consider designs for a float or lighted display for a future parade.
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