RiverLink hosts a free seminar at 170 Lyman St. on Tuesday, July 21. There, artists can learn how to contract with the City of Asheville.
Press release from RiverLink:
Join RiverLink and Brenda Mills on July 21 to find out how artists can become contractors for the city. RiverLink is pleased to offer these special two-hour interactive free information sessions at RiverLink’s Warehouse Studios, 170 Lyman Street from 10 a.m. to 12.
Brenda Mills is an Economic Development Specialist with the Office of Economic Development for the City of Asheville. Brenda has been in Western North Carolina (WNC) since 1992 working in the public sector for over 23 years with an emphasis on entrepreneurship supporting both Buncombe County and the City of Asheville’s initiative on minority business & community outreach.
This next phase of training artists on how to be public artists is to increase and encourage a greater response to the city’s future calls for artists on future public projects. This free training will highlight an actual call for artist process, general overview of public contracting basics, resources and how to connect.
RiverLink’s popular Wilma Dykeman RiverWay plans call for economic development that focus on the core strengths in our watershed – recreation in all its forms from manufacturing to retail, health & wellness and arts and crafts.
The event is free, but please register at by contacting RiverLink at melinda@riverlink.org (preferred) or calling 828-252-8474, ext. 10.
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