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2016-451-E Arts - Hillsborough Arts Council - Spring 2016 Arts Grant Agreement
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2016-451-E Arts - Hillsborough Arts Council - Spring 2016 Arts Grant Agreement
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8/8/2016
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7/1/2016
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6/30/2017
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$1,500.00
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 16EA11A7-56F9-4B2E-875D-257F8FC28995 <br /> Hillsborough Handmade Parade provides a series of puppet-making workshops, <br /> culminating in a community parade. It is a bi-annual community event held the third <br /> Saturday in October. This is the parade's sixth year. The theme of this year's parade will <br /> be Eons on the Eno. Past themes have been Creatures on the Eno, Rhythms on the <br /> Eno etc. The theme is meant to foster awareness of our natural resources and to <br /> celebrate them. With its headwaters in Orange County, the Eno River is an important <br /> part of our community to be promoted. Hired performers and instructors at past events <br /> have included The Shabu family, Magic of African Rhythms, Donavan Zimmerman of <br /> Paperhand Puppets, Jane Filer as puppet maker instructor and Cakalack Thunder Drum <br /> Group. <br /> Prior to the October event, there will be several public workshops, and parade artists will <br /> assist participants in creating their own masks, costumes and giant puppets. We also lead, <br /> teachers and other group leaders in how to teach large puppet making to children and <br /> adults. Workshops include all ages and local ethnicities. We have been given approval <br /> from the county to use one of the Whiffed building rooms this year to host the workshops. <br /> We have also agreed to promote the parade during the county monthly meetings. <br /> The purpose of this outreach event is to foster community involvement in the arts through <br /> participation in every aspect. The informal atmosphere and hands-on character of the <br /> experience allows members of the community to work directly with creative people while <br /> gaining confidence in their own abilities. There is a natural exchange across cultures in <br /> this community artistic process. Parading their artistic creations in and around the town <br /> center before an appreciative audience links the townspeople of Hillsborough to the act of <br /> creativity in the most rewarding and public way possible. It also creates a highly unique <br /> attraction for tourists throughout the region. <br /> This is a recurring bi- annual event. It has proved to be a very successful attraction for the <br /> Hillsborough area. We have participation from many of the county schools, public and <br /> charter, Boy Scout troops, church groups, families and individuals. We have a registration <br /> for the parade. In the past parades it has been around 600 participants. We estimate for <br /> every participant there are 4 people in the audience watching. This does not include those <br /> who have come to the parade from advertising. Additionally there are visual police <br /> estimates. We estimate around 4500- 5000 participants are involved in this event as part <br /> of the audience or as a participant in the parade. Here is a link to one of the parades <br /> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fRpX5ccl h0 <br /> To publicize the event, we print posters and flyers and purchase print advertising in the <br /> News and Observer, the Durham Herald and the News of Orange and Carolina Parents. <br /> We will also have radio advertising and partner with the Hillsborough Alliance to help <br /> promote the event. In addition we have collected emails for parade interested individuals <br /> since 2008 and use that to send out publicity as well as continually using social media to <br /> keep the excitement going. <br /> We are requesting funds to support HAC program coordinator to help with the <br /> organization of all the volunteers and participants in both the workshops and the parade. It <br /> is critical for the longevity of this event that a staff person is trained in all aspects so that <br /> when the volunteer leader is no longer available the event will continue. We provide many <br /> of the materials and tools for the participants for puppet making and are requesting <br /> financial assistance with that, as well as for hired performers for the parade. <br /> 6 Application Checklist (do not staple, bind, or put into individual folders) <br /> Please include the following materials in your application packet in the following order: <br /> 1 copy each: (only 1 sided, 8 1/2"x 11", white paper) and 1 complete electronic copy(in PDF <br />
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