WITH YOUR SUPPORT…

With your support, LMCC can continue to:

 PROVIDE MORE ART PER SQUARE FOOT

LMCC’s renowned Artist Residency Programs innovatively activate vacant space – from a former Army warehouse on Governors Island to an abandoned bank vault on Wall Street – for use by visual and performing artists and writers. And LentSpace – launched in September 2009 and located on Canal Street and Avenue of the Americas in the heart of Hudson Square – transforms a vacant lot awaiting redevelopment into a platform for performance.

 HELP ARTISTS & ARTS GROUPS PLAN FOR MORE THAN JUST THEIR NEXT PROJECT

LMCC’s Professional Development Workshops offer hundreds of artists – from the Bowery to Washington Heights – significant career-building resources and tools to help them develop long-term strategies to sustain their creative careers in such a competitive environment.

In 2012, LMCC will launch MFA: Marketing for the Arts, a new program supported by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC), which will provide intensive training and strategies for seven of Downtown’s leading small and mid-sized cultural institutions.

 MAKE ART ACCESSIBLE TO ALL

LMCC’s free Public Programs expose new audiences to the arts and Lower Manhattan. Programs such as the River To River® Festival (which will take place from June 17 to July 15 in 2012) engage more than 100,000 Downtown residents, workers, and visitors each year.

Thank you again for supporting our work with artists and arts groups to enrich Lower Manhattan.

       

Donations can be made online, by calling our Development Department at 212.219.9401 x101, or by mailing a check (payable to Lower Manhattan Cultural Council) to:

Development Department
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
125 Maiden Lane, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10038

LMCC is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Please note that your contribution is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

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The Apollo Theater

LMCC’s Creative Curricula grantee, the Apollo Theater, in partnership with the Harriet Tubman Learning Center creatively engages fourth and fifth graders through the Apollo Theater Oral History Project.

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Web & Print Design Firm for 2012 River To River Festival

LMCC is seeking proposals for a Web & Print Design Firm for 2012 River To River Festival.
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LMCC is seeking proposals for a Public Relations Firm for 2012 River To River Festival.
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