Prescott 2050

Arts and Cultural affairs final report

Arts and Cultural Affairs Prescott 2050 Final Report

Mission Statement
Prescott is already known around the state not only for its natural beauty and heritage, but for its artistic events and for the many painters, sculptors, muralists, potters, weavers, jewelers, photographers, poets, fiction writers, playwrights, essayists, cartoonists, storytellers, actors, directors, filmmakers, re-enactors, dancers, vocalists, and musicians who offer those events to the public. It is the mission of the Arts & Cultural Affairs Working Group to explore and envision the state of the Arts in Prescott in the year 2050, to research new ways of increasing …

Continue reading "Arts and Cultural affairs final report" →

Water Report

Final Report of the Water Committee to the Steering Committee for the 2050 Vision

Vision Statement

To develop and implement a water resources management plan that will encourage aquifer conservation, enhance aquatic habitat in riparian areas and utilize the natural features of the AMA watershed to promote sustainable economic development while maintaining recreational and lifestyle opportunities now and for future generations.

Vision Guidelines
To achieve this vision, the Committee proposes that the City develop and implement a Regional Water Resources Management Plan that will establish guidelines for: 1) aquifer preservation and restoration, …

Continue reading "Water Report" →

Looking Forward: THE ARTS

Who:  Robert C. Booker, Executive Director, Arizona Commission on the Arts
When:  Monday, October 13, 2008 6:00pm
Where:  Conference room of the Yavapai College Library
What:  Arts in Prescott – Opportunities and Challenges
Why:  Prescott has a strong background in the arts. Robert Booker will discuss how other towns and cities are supporting the arts. 
Cost:  Free!

The Prescott 2050 Visioning’s Looking Forward speaker series invites the public to attend a presentation by Robert C. Booker, Executive Director, Arizona Commission on the Arts (see http://www.azarts.gov/index.htm). …

Continue reading "Looking Forward: THE ARTS" →