Tacoma Arts Commission Applications Due September 15

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The Tacoma Arts Commission is actively seeking new members, with applications due by September 15. This initiative aims to galvanize community participation in the arts, offering residents a chance to influence the cultural landscape of Tacoma. Selected members will be tasked with advising on arts policies and funding decisions, playing a pivotal role in promoting local artistic initiatives. The commission is particularly interested in attracting individuals from diverse backgrounds to ensure a broad range of perspectives. By joining the commission, members can contribute to enhancing the vibrancy of Tacoma's arts scene and fostering greater community engagement.

This opportunity aligns with the city’s commitment to supporting artistic expression and cultural development. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply promptly to be part of this exciting endeavor. Engaging with the Tacoma Arts Commission not only benefits the individuals involved but also enriches the entire community.

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