NEW AT PARKER ARTS!

BRIGHT FUTURES STUDENT EXHIBIT
THROUGH MAR 23 | PACE Center Gallery

The Bright Futures Student Exhibit is a colorful art collection that features the remarkable work of area students who participated in Parker Arts Portfolio Day, a professional development event for college-bound high school art students that took place earlier this month.

This exhibit will be on display through March 23, culminating that same evening with a closing reception from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. that will include music, light refreshments and the announcement of scholarship awards by the Parker Artists Guild in the categories of: Best of Show 2D, 3D, Photography and Graphic Design. Honorable Mentions will also be announced. We kindly ask that you register for this reception.

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WELCOME COMMISSIONERS!
Meet our 2023 Parker Cultural and Scientific Commission
The Cultural and Scientific Commission, appointed by the Town Council, serves as an advisory group for the Town of Parker Cultural Department with the goal to foster, implement and participate in providing opportunities for the cultural and scientific experiences for Parker.

Lisa Hinz - Chair
Lisa Hinz, who brings 25 years of marketing communications experience, is passionate about bringing cultural experiences to Parker and firmly believes that exposure to culture, history, art and science helps build a strong community. 

Terri Tilliss - Vice Chair
Before moving to Parker, Dr. Terri Tilliss served on the Arts and Humanities Council in Greenwood Village. She feels strongly that accessibility to the arts elevates a community through beauty and understanding.

Thank you Judy Bazile, Annie Day, Tom O'Malley, Lance Martin and Phil Kramer for your continued service on the Commission. 

Read more about the Commission, including bios and roles of all our
current commissioners at: parkerarts.org.

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