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In March, Portland Commissioner Dan Ryan and the City Arts Program will meet to discuss how the city might bring back some of the monuments toppled or removed during the 2020 protests.

Arts and music are a vital part of our community, an economic driver and crucial for the recovery of downtown Portland - and for decades the Regional Arts and Culture Council has been a part of that ecosystem supporting arts and cultural services. However, the city’s relationship with RACC has deteriorated due to a lack of transparency and responsiveness. The city must move forward with a better system.

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Community discussions about the future of statues of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, George Washington and two other Portland monuments toppled during 2020 protests will be funded by a grant …

Annual tax that funds music and arts education coming due April 18 after lax collection during pandemic

If a city-supported, committed effort toward making Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center a hub for the Black arts and culture community comes to fruition, it could be a beautiful thing, organizers

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Cleveland Metropolitan School District today announced a $20 million donation from billionaire philanthropist Mackenzie Scott, likely the largest donation to the district ever.