Request for Qualifications for CuratorEvent Manager for 2025 Arts-a-Glow Event

Burien, WALocal News

The City of Burien is actively seeking a qualified Curator/Event Manager to oversee the 2025 Arts-a-Glow Festival of Lights, a beloved community event set for September 6, 2025. Since its establishment in 2008, the festival has become a hallmark of Burien, showcasing innovative arts and fostering community engagement. The selected manager will be responsible for curating artists and installations, managing rentals, and assisting with marketing initiatives to enhance the festival's visibility. Interested parties must submit their qualifications by December 13, 2024, ensuring ample time for a thorough selection process. Potential applicants can reach out for an informational meeting by contacting Recreation Supervisor Caroline Bobanick at her provided email.

The timeline indicates that contract negotiations will begin in early 2025, aiming for a start date in February or March. This festival not only highlights artistic expression but also encourages locals to participate by dressing in costumes and creating lanterns, enriching the community experience. As a significant cultural event, Arts-a-Glow continues to promote creativity and community spirit in Burien.

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