The Public Art Implementation Plan isn’t complete without public input and we want to know what kind of public art YOU would like to see in our city. Share your thoughts here and be sure to check out the interactive exhibit next time you’re at the Boulder Public Library.
Boulder Arts Week ONLINE 2020. In response to recommendations from Boulder County Public Health, and as a safety precaution to protect the community from the spread of the coronavirus, we have decided to modify Boulder Arts Week 2020. The welfare of you, our artists, audiences, and Boulder at large is of greatest importance. Part of that welfare is, of course, our emotional and social wellbeing: concepts which the artists of Boulder are uniquely well suited to support. So, Boulder Arts Week is now ONLINE. View online programs or add your event today! Boulder Arts Week ONLINE will be Friday, March 27 – Saturday, April 4, 2020.
The Boulder Arts Commission and the Office of Arts and Culture have adopted the Americans for the Arts Statement on Cultural Equity and will take steps to align the work of cultural affairs to these principles: To support a full creative life for all, we commit to championing policies and practices of cultural equity that empower a just, inclusive, equitable nation.
Read the full Statement on Cultural Equity
2020 Boulder Arts Commission Grants Program
This year, $925,000 in grant funds will be distributed to the community with new applications available for community projects, arts education projects, professional development, venue rental assistance, and more. Learn more.
Boulder Arts Commission Meeting
Wednesday, April 15
6 p.m.
Virtual meeting. Information on attending will be available shortly.
