“Sold out!” Those lovely words. Who’s playing to capacity venues—and why? The Jazz Corner in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, has found a formula that mixes excellent food and drink with first-rate live jazz performance
In addition to incorporating diversity into their own policies and programming, state arts agencies can encourage their grantees and other stakeholders to commit to practices that foster cultural awareness and inclusiveness. A recent example of
Journey Proud is a new documentary series produced by Alabama Public Television (APT) and the Alabama State Council on the Arts (ASCA) highlighting the people, customs and traditions of Alabama. The series is hosted by
There is a unique effort under way in Massachusetts to develop the potential of cultural tourism. State legislators have embarked on a listening tour in an effort to learn about local cultural tourism prospects and
This week, the U.S. House and Senate returned to session after an unusually long summer recess. Greeting members upon their return are several pressing fiscal issues. First, the current fiscal year is set to expire
Updated annually, NASAA’s FY2013 Grant Making and Funding report concisely describes aggregated data from two of NASAA’s key data collection efforts: Final Descriptive Report grants data and state arts agency revenues. This report provides statistical
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