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Grants to Preserve, Showcase and Market Louisiana's Rich Cultural Heritage  - 7.0 MB PDF file
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Investing in Louisiana's Cultural Economy: Grant Programs of the Office of Lt. Governor Mitch Landrieu and the Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism - 1.4 MB PDF file
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2006-07 Report of Accomplishments

World Cultural Economic Forum

Louisiana Rebirth

Reinventing the Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism

 

 

 

Mission Statement - The arts are an essential and unique part of life in Louisiana to which each citizen has a right. The Louisiana Division of the Arts in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council is the catalyst for participation, education, development and promotion of excellence in the arts. It is the responsibility of the Division to support established arts institutions, nurture both emerging arts organizations and our overall cultural economy, assist individual artists, encourage the expansion of audiences and stimulate public participation in the arts in Louisiana.

 

Announcements

Louisiana Sales Tax Holiday for Hurricane Preparedness May 24 & 25, 2008
The inaugural 2008 Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday takes place on Saturday May 24 and Sunday May 25, 2008. Tax exemption applies to the first $1,500 on specific items.More here.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SOUGHT FOR DIVISION OF THE ARTS

DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE, RECREATION & TOURISM NEWSLETTER

2007 CULTURAL DISTRICTS LEGISLATION

POETRY OUT LOUD, 2008


The Poetry Out Loud state finals took place March 15th at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge. The six participants were from across the state of Louisiana. Competition consisted of three rounds of dramatic readings from poems selected by the participants. The participants included; Alexis Brown from Baton Rouge Magnet High School, Claire Gallery from Sulpher High School, Sarah Schneider from McKinley High School, Mary Unsworth from Kingswood Academy, Rebekah Unsworth from Kingswood Academy, and Mercedes Wilson from Baton Rouge Magnet High School. The winner of the competition was Mercedes Wilson who will represent Louisiana in the national finals in Washington, DC. Mercedes (third from left) is pictured below with her family.
CULTURAL ECONOMY CULTURAL ASSETS RESCUE NEW POPULATIONS GOVERNOR'S ARTS AWARDS
The Cultural Economy Initiative, a vision for Louisiana's artistic and cultural industries

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This web site was established in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita to serve as a clearinghouse, information center, and bulletin board for those in the cultural resource community.

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A project to document the traditions and art forms of Louisiana's newest communities who have arrived since 1975 and include foreign born community members.

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The Governor's Arts Awards recognize Louisiana's artists, arts educators, businesses, and arts organizations.


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