Call to Action :: Keep Arts & Culture Funding in State Budget

By Pam Roth O'Mara -
Call to Action from today's Arts for Colorado email:
Governor John Hickenlooper recently presented a budget balancing proposal that outlines significant cuts to vital programs and services. The proposal clearly demonstrates how hard our state has been hit by the recent downturn, and outlines the tough choices ahead. Times are tough, but how we respond is a test of who we are as Coloradans.
What: Denver Budget Listening Tour with Colorado Representative Lois Court, House District 6; Representatives Beth McCann and Angela Williams; Senators Joyce Foster and Pat Steadman. 
When: Sat, 3/19 @ 1-2:30p
Where: Eisenhower Chapel at Lowry, 293 Roslyn St., Denver  -  N.E. corner of Lowry Town Center parking lot
Questions? Elaine Mariner, Colorado Creative Industries, elaine.mariner@state.co.us and Jennifer Mello, Brandeberry-McKenna Public Affairs, mello@BBMK.com  

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