Draft Arts, Culture & Heritage Strategy (2010 - 2013)

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Council has now released the Draft Arts, Culture and Heritage Strategy (2010 - 2013) for your feedback.

Your thoughts in the new draft will be considered in the final strategy. Comments close Friday 12 March 2010.

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Logan City has a lot of hidden creative talent.

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How can we nurture our creative community and who are they anyway?

by logan 27 May 2009, 3:10pm | 566 views

Logan's culture is based on sport, not creative expression.

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What do you think of the age old debate…sport versus art?

by logan 27 May 2009, 3:02pm | 458 views

Logan City has enough arts centres.

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Do you think Logan needs more 'spaces' for creative expression? Are they accessible to all?

by logan 27 May 2009, 3:05pm | 448 views

The Internet is our present and our future culture.

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Forget Logan's galleries, libraries and performance venues, we have the Internet now. Have we lost sight of our cultural traditions?

by logan 26 May 2009, 2:03pm | 446 views

Logan arts community should make money.

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Can the arts add value to Logan's economy? Could it offer employment opportunities through creative industry?

by logan 27 May 2009, 3:03pm | 447 views

Do you think this strategy will create better cultural experiences for Logan residents?

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Five of the nine areas of the strategy focus on:

Building our community: Helping our community establish a sense of pride and belonging through participation in community arts, signature events and festivals
History and Heritage: Supporting and growing recognition for Logan's natural and built heritage along with the stories of its many residents
Lifelong learning: Shaping the future and availability of creative learning opportunities for Logan residents of all ages.
Aboriginal communities in Logan: Forging new relationships and awareness for Logan's first Australians in our community
Culturally diverse communities in Logan: Promoting and celebrating the wealth of cultural diversity represented among residents of Logan

by logan 29 Jan 2010, 3:12pm | 242 views