The city’s Economic Development Department wants to hear from members of the creative community about the challenges they face in securing and keeping performance, exhibition and administrative spaces. In the Creative Space Survey, stakeholders can help the city better understand how they work, in what sort of spaces and what things are currently impeding their success. That could be a need for teaching space, a photo studio or air conditioning. The survey runs until Aug. 31, so fill it out while there is time. In related news, the city is hosting an informational meeting about its Art Space Assistance Program on Thursday, June 29, in the the Boards and Commissions Room at City Hall. Beginning at 6 p.m., the city will explain how to apply for the tenant improvement and rent stipend grants.
City surveys creative community
