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Arts & Humanities Webinar with US Senator Chris Murphy

Arts & Humanities Webinar with US Senator Chris Murphy

Please join the Office of US Senator Chris Murphy for a webinar on the different federal and state funding options available! You will have the opportunity to hear directly from leadership at the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Connecticut Office of the Arts, and the Connecticut Humanities.

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Make Music Day Connecticut

Make Music Day Connecticut

Communities across Connecticut will be participating in Make Music Day once again! Sign up to be part of the upcoming information and planning sessions. If you’ve participated in past Make Music Day events or if you are just hearing about Make Music Day for the first time and want to learn more, these sessions are for you. It’s a time for communities to come together to share ideas and plan for the big day.

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Join One of the Public AEP6 Presentations

Join One of the Public AEP6 Presentations

Connecticut’s arts and culture industry does more than enhance our quality of life. It is big business—a $954 million industry that supports local jobs, generates government revenue, and is a magnet for tour­ists. The State of Connecticut was part of a national study conducted by Americans for the Arts to measure this economic impact.

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Seasonal Positions Available at CT Museums

Seasonal Positions Available at CT Museums

The State of Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) is seeking Museum Guide Summer Workers to be stationed at one or more of the four museums operated by the DECD: Eric Sloane Museum (Kent), Old New-Gate Prison & Copper Mine (East Granby), Prudence Crandall Museum (Canterbury), and the Henry Whitfield State Museum (Guilford).

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