(May 17. 2018) Curious about the progress of the Cornelius Art Center? Wednesday May 23rd at 6:00 pm is your chance to get up to speed at the next public meeting. The meeting will take place at Old Town Cornelius’ recently opened community hub, Brick Row which is located in the historic Oak St Mill, 19725 Oak St.
OTC has received the following press release about the event:
Cornelius Arts Center Presents Public Conversation at Brick Row.
The event will feature a presentation and Q & A session with executive director Justin Dionne.
Cornelius Arts Center will update the public on the project’s progress.
Residents of Cornelius and surrounding towns are encouraged to attend the meeting.
Brick Row will open its doors at 5:15 pm and there will be craft beer from D9 Brewing Company and other refreshments available for purchase.
The presentation will begin at 6:00 pm.
The event is free to attend.
For more information, visit www.corneliusarts.org or contact Anita Overcash: aovercash@corneliusarts.or
MORE ABOUT CORNELIUS ARTS CENTER:
In 2013, Cornelius residents approved a $4 million bond project for downtown redevelopment, and funds were used to purchase 1.85 acres adjacent to the police station in downtown Cornelius for the future arts center. In 2017, Cornelius Arts Center was established as a 501(c)3, Dionne was hired as executive director, and two architectural firms were named to execute the center’s vision.
As plans develop and the project moves forward, the Art Center continues to build positive awareness and momentum for the facility, which will bring professional dance, theater and visual arts to Northern Mecklenburg and Lake Norman residents.
Read more:
Oct 2017 – Acclaimed Architect Firms Will Design Cornelius Arts Center
Oct 2016 – With Town Board Support, Arts and Community Center Plans Move Forward
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