[ccaa-l]: Commission on Cultural Affairs September meeting agenda

[Commision on Cultural Affairs Meeting Agendas]

The Commission on Cultural Affairs will meet on Monday, September 10, at
4:15 p.m. in the community room of the Walton Building,  300 S. Providence
Road. The meeting agenda can be viewed at:

http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Council/Commissions/agenda.php?meetingid=1369&bcid=15



*OFFICE of CULTURAL AFFAIRS UPDATES*

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*Creative Kids Family Fun Fest*

Don’t miss this annual event on Wednesday, September 19, 6 to 8 p.m. in
Flat Branch Park (Fourth and Cherry and Locust Streets). The event will
feature free participatory art activities and kid-friendly performances of
music, theatre and dance, all free. Local arts groups participating include
Access Arts – School of Service, the Columbia Art League, Mid-Missouri
Woodcarvers, Missouri Contemporary Ballet, and Missouri Symphony
Conservatory Junior Strings. The event is a collaboration of the city’s OCA
and Parks and Recreation Department with financial assistance provided by
the Missouri Arts Council. For more information, email
oca at GoColumbiaMo.comor call 573-874-6386.

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*Commemorative Poster Unveiled*

Congratulations go to Colette Brumbaugh whose oil on canvas titled *Bike on
the Katy Trail** *has been unveiled as the 2012 Columbia Commemorative
Poster. The work was selected from 147 images submitted by 22 Missouri
artists through a jury process. Brumbaugh, a native Missourian and Columbia
resident, graduated from the Kansas City Art Institute with a Bachelors of
Fine Art in painting and was awarded a full assistantship to the graduate
program at the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville. Primarily a plein air
painter and watercolorist, Colette works from the natural beauty of the
landscape and travels frequently to paint and gain inspiration from nature
for her work. The image was inspired by an old homestead on the Missouri
River near Easley she often visits. The 2012 Columbia Commemorative Poster
can be purchased at Deck the Walls in the Columbia Mall and at 1305
Grindstone Parkway, or at the city’s OCA, 300 S. Providence Road.


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Office of Cultural Affairs
300 S. Providence Rd.
PO Box 6015
Columbia, MO 65205
573-874-6386
oca at gocolumbiamo.com
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