Council Plans for 40th Community Arts Festival
This week's Sunday Community Photo was taken by Mike Donohue and shared by Anita Long.
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Just a month after its 39th annual Community Arts Festival, the Temple Terrace Arts Council is already busy planning next year's 40th event in scenic Riverhills Park on Nov. 9 and 10, 2013.
Mike Donohue took this photo of Arts Council members, and Anita Long shared it in the Temple Terrace Patch Announcements section with this post: Temple Terrace Arts Council Donates to City of Temple Terrace.
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Happy photographing!
Sandra Lachs
8:41 am on Sunday, December 16, 2012
More visibility and media this year - almost missed the event and I love it!
JS
8:09 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
I would suggest coordinating a food truck rally. This would do 2 things, expand the publicity exponentially and address the poor food selections available. Ladies like to shop and look at art, men like to eat. You have to keep both happy or neither may show up.
Resident
8:55 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
The Art Festival has traditionally been held at Riverhills park. Although I love this area, I wondered if the Arts Council Members had considered moving the festival to the grassy area in the newly remodeled area of town (near Sweetbay). This area seems under utilized and the festival would be more visable to those who are driving by on 56th Street. It may also provide the retail locations some additional customers.