West Concord Cultural District Committee approved $600 in fall event and public art funding. The committee unanimously approved $100 for Art Loop decal repairs and $500 for a musician at the October 17 Discover West Concord Day celebration.
West Concord Cultural District Committee encumbers funds for fall art programs and August sculpture installation. Chair Sue LaChance led the unanimous approval of a $4,300 budget encumbrance on June 2, directing funds toward a Junction Park sculpture installation in early August, an Art Loop fall
West Concord Cultural District Committee unanimously reelected Sue LaChance as Chair and Jen Hurley-Wales as Clerk for another year, while formally welcoming new member Angelina Gennis, who replaces departing member Maureen Goldin. Chris Randall is stepping down after six years; Erin Piro has been
West Concord Cultural District approves $2,500 piano sponsorship and sculpture selection. The committee unanimously backed artist Stephen Klema's seven-foot wood sculpture "Rybee House" for Junction Park and committed $2,500 to sponsor a painted piano as part of the town's "Pianos on the Town"
West Concord Cultural District Committee's Sculpt This Space judging panel unanimously selected "Rybee House 5" by Connecticut artist Stephen Klema as the winning public art submission from 23 applicants for installation at Junction Park. The five-member panel, led by project leader Sue Beck and
West Concord Cultural District Committee advances spring projects and governance updates. The committee unanimously approved the February 3 minutes and discussed Phase 2 of the Art Loop, which has received 11 submissions following Select Board approval. Sue LaChance and Sue Gladstone will revise
West Concord Cultural District Committee funds four art initiatives totaling $11,200. The panel unanimously approved $5,000 for a Junction Park sculpture commission accepting applications through April 3, with pieces to be displayed August 2026 through September 2027. Additional funding included
West Concord Cultural District Committee finalizes sculpture call for Junction Park with $4,000 artist honorarium. The committee, chaired by Sue LaChance, unanimously approved refined specifications requiring artwork responding to nature and peace themes, measuring no more than 8 feet high and 5
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