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News in the Arts - May
BBB Revenues on Tap for Flagstaff Voters
On May 18, voters in Flagstaff will go to the polls to vote in Flagstaff's Mayor and three Councilmembers, in addition to considering four initiatives. One of those initiatives, Proposition 401, is a renewal of the BBB Revenues that support arts, culture and science organizations in the Flagstaff area. The BBB also supports FUTS, parks and recreation, tourism, economic development and beautification. Click here to learn about this election.
Call For Entries - High Country Conference Center
Community Art Gallery
The High Country Conference Center Community Art Gallery is calling for art entries from Northern Arizona artists. Submissions are due May 26th. For more information and to receive an application, contact Andrea Grave, gallery coordinator at (928) 523-1363 or at andrea.graves@nau.edu.
AZ Commission Sports New Website
The Arizona Commission on the Arts has a new website that features several new functions. Check them out:
See the new website
Register for the Southwest Arts Conference
Visit the Azarts417 Blog
Become a fan on Facebook
Public Art Competition - Sedona
The City of Sedona announces a
major exterior public art competition for professional artists residing
in Yavapai and Coconino counties. One artist or team of artists will be selected to receive a commission to
create artwork for the primary roundabout located at the "Y"
intersection of State Route 179 and State Route 89A and for the
secondary roundabout located at the intersection of Brewer Road and
State Route 89A. For more information, click here or contact Ginger Wolstencroft, Director of Arts and Culture, at (928) 204-7119 or gwolstencroft@SedonaAZ.gov
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Upcoming Exhibition
Native American
Contemporary Art Exhibition
Bahe Whitethorne
Featuring works by Shonto Begay, Bahe Whitethorne, Bob Lomadafkie and other artists from the Four Corners region
 Opening Reception May 29th, 6-9pm
at Coconino Center
for the Arts
Admission is free
Native American Contemporary Art Exhibit
will be open June 1st - July 31st
More information
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FCP Staff Top 5 - Summer Flagstaff Events
Aaahhhh, summers at 7000 ft. Even though the solstice doesn't arrive
until June 21, it seems that seasons change as soon as the last
snowflake has drifted down to earth (which should be any day now...)
The staff at FCP is anxiously awaiting for the weather to turn for
good. We've even started planning our agenda for the next few months.
Below are the five events that you'll most likely see us at, embracing
warm weather and celebrating the shedding of winter wear.
Where will we see you around town this summer?
Click here to tell us!
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