by Jay Scherder | Aug 30, 2024 | Impact Stories, In the News, Newsroom, Press Releases, RAC News
In May 2023, the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis (RACSTL) received $10.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from the City of St. Louis. In just 15 months, RACSTL has distributed all the funds to help support working artists, arts organizations,...
by Savannah Babington | Aug 23, 2024 | Impact Stories, In the News, Newsroom, RAC News
As seen in the St. Louis Business Journal, the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis understands the necessity of a strong tourism sector in St. Louis and launched a new initiative in April 2023 to bring more tourists to the region to experience the arts,...
by Savannah Babington | Aug 2, 2024 | In the News, Newsroom, RAC News
StLouisArts.org has officially reached one million visitors only halfway through 2024, an incredible milestone for arts and culture tourism in St. Louis. StLouisArts.org, powered by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis (RACSTL), was launched in April of 2023 as...
by Savannah Babington | Jul 30, 2024 | Impact Stories, In the News, RAC News
Three hours east of Paris, RACSTL-grantee and St. Louis abstract painter Mark Witzling was selected to attend the International Artists and Writers Residency at Chateau d’Orquevaux this past March. Witzling received an Artist Grant from the Regional Arts...
by Savannah Babington | Jul 16, 2024 | In the News, Newsroom, RAC News
Funded through ARPA for the Arts and managed by the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis, the St. Louis Mural Project (STLMP) illustrates the city’s love of public art and the creatives who bring it to life. Creativity and community pride are part of the foundation...
by Savannah Babington | Jun 19, 2024 | Impact Stories, In the News, RAC News
By Kallie Cox Nearly every day this summer, dozens of St. Louis teens are trading one classroom for another. Instead of sleeping in, playing video games, or going to the pool, they are choosing to wake up before breakfast to make their way to a building on the Delmar...
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