REGISTER now for the 20th Cultural Congress - next April 22 to 24 in Yakima!

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Cultural Congress

Join us for the 2012 Cultural Congress from Sunday, April 22 to Tuesday, April 24, 2012 in Yakima, Washington.

Featuring artist-in-residence Lillian Pitt (bio), keynote speaker Ralph Remington (bio) - Director of Theatre at National Endowment for the Arts, and music by Mariachi Huenachi.

Check out the Program, Workshop Sessions, and the Schedule and REGISTER NOW*!

*Registration includes events, noted meals, and workshops; registration doesn't include lodging. We've arranged for block booking at the Red Lion (located adjacent to the Convention Center in Yakima). We've extended "Early Bird" registration until February 22!

The 20th annual Cultural Congress will be held April 22 - 24 in Yakima. With workshops and presentation at the convention center, dinners on the town, and opportunities to partake in the incredible arts environment in Yakima and the burgeoning cultural mecca of Mighty Tieton.

Background

The Arts Alliance produces the annual Cultural Congress, a collaborative conference that brings together a diverse group of cultural leaders to strengthen skills and cultivate partnerships through intensive workshops, peer dialogue, and dynamic speakers.

The Cultural Congress is an opportunity for artists and cultural professionals to continue their professional development training; to network with a diverse, cross-discipline peer group; and to increase their knowledge of the field.

The Cultural Congress garners attendance from around the region, and offers programming and networking opportunities that support, educate, and inspire artists, arts professionals, and cultural leaders.

Add your voice - become a member today and join us at Arts Advocacy on Facebook.

Support for the 2012 Cultural Congress comes from:

Our members
The Boeing Company
The Washington State Arts Commission
The 4Culture
Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs