DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL - Revision history

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	The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]]. The Artist in Residence program, sponsored for decades, brought outstanding performers of many disciplines to Tr-State schools. Scheduled for three performances daily for ten days, the program reached as many as thirty schools and 5,000 students.		The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]]. The Artist in Residence program, sponsored for decades, brought outstanding performers of many disciplines to Tr-State schools. Scheduled for three performances daily for ten days, the program reached as many as thirty schools and 5,000 students.

	The 1993 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed Dubuque Arts Council/Artists in Residence at 1072 Locust.		The 1993 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed Dubuque Arts Council/Artists in Residence at 1072 Locust.

			See: [[MUSIC IN THE GARDENS]]

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Randylyon at 22:03, 20 November 2014

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	The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]]. The Artist in Residence program, sponsored for decades, brought outstanding performers of many disciplines to Tr-State schools. Scheduled for three performances daily for ten days, the program reached as many as thirty schools and 5,000 students.		The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]]. The Artist in Residence program, sponsored for decades, brought outstanding performers of many disciplines to Tr-State schools. Scheduled for three performances daily for ten days, the program reached as many as thirty schools and 5,000 students.

			The 1993 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed Dubuque Arts Council/Artists in Residence at 1072 Locust.

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	"2010 Season of the Arts," ''Julien's Journal'', October 2010, p. 53		"2010 Season of the Arts," '''Julien's Journal''', October 2010, p. 53

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Randylyon at 00:03, 11 September 2014

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	The Council's stated goal was to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program was presented in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].		The Council's stated goal was to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program was presented in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].

	The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]].		The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]]. The Artist in Residence program, sponsored for decades, brought outstanding performers of many disciplines to Tr-State schools. Scheduled for three performances daily for ten days, the program reached as many as thirty schools and 5,000 students.

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			"2010 Season of the Arts," ''Julien's Journal'', October 2010, p. 53

	[[Category: Organizations]]		[[Category: Organizations]]

Randylyon at 04:03, 21 February 2010

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	DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL. Formed in 1967 as the tenth such unit in Iowa, the Council was organized with assistance from the Iowa Arts Council, proposed by former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes.		DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL. Formed in 1967 as the tenth such unit in Iowa, the Council was organized with assistance from the Iowa Arts Council, proposed by former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes.

	The Council's stated goal is to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program ~~has been heard~~ in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].		The Council's stated goal was to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program was presented in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].

	The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]].		The Dubuque Arts Council was part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It was also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]].

	[[Category: Organizations]]		[[Category: Organizations]]

Randylyon at 01:38, 7 December 2008

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	The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]].		The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]].

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Randylyon at 03:46, 14 August 2008

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	The Council's stated goal is to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program has been heard in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].		The Council's stated goal is to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program has been heard in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].

	The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE.		The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the [[DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE]].

Randylyon at 04:28, 19 July 2008

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	DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL. Formed in 1967 as the tenth such unit in Iowa, the Council was organized with assistance from the Iowa Arts Council, proposed by former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes.		DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL. Formed in 1967 as the tenth such unit in Iowa, the Council was organized with assistance from the Iowa Arts Council, proposed by former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes.

	The Council's stated goal is to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program has been heard in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].		The Council's stated goal is to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program has been heard in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [[TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].

	The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE.		The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE.

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New page: DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL. Formed in 1967 as the tenth such unit in Iowa, the Council was organized with assistance from the Iowa Arts Council, proposed by former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes. ...

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DUBUQUE ARTS COUNCIL. Formed in 1967 as the tenth such unit in Iowa, the Council was organized with assistance from the Iowa Arts Council, proposed by former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes.

The Council's stated goal is to bring artists to Dubuque for a residency rather than a single appearance. The Dubuque Arts Council Artist in Residence program has been heard in most of the elementary schools in the city, many businesses, churches, and care facilities, in addition to public performances at [[KENNEDY MALL]], [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]], and the [TOWN CLOCK PLAZA]].

The Dubuque Arts Council is part of the Artstrek program, an alliance of local arts agencies. It is also a member of the DUBUQUE ARTS ALLIANCE.