Arts and Culture Nassau, along with Mayor Mike Lednovich and County Commissioner John Martin, presented proclamations to commemorate Art and Culture Nassau's 15 years of service to the County and City.
The event was tied to the recognition of a new public art display established through Arts and Culture's "Arts in Public Places Program" established by the City in 2012. The event took place at the downtown Court House in front of a piece done by local artist Jarred Bishop. There are two other public art displays in the City: one at the Fernandina Beach Public Library and one at Marina Parking Lot C. "Arts and Culture Nassau proudly celebrates its 15th Anniversary supporting area arts organizations by facilitating grant assistance programs, fostering cooperation and communication, and making facility and infrastructure recommendations to improve and enhance the use and enjoyment of the arts”, Mayor Lednovich. Additional information can be found on the City website (www.fbfl.us/485/Arts-and-Culture-Nassau), or by contacting Parks and Recreation Manager, Kaitie Rivera at (904) 310-3362; krivera@fbfl.org.
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