Arts & Culture



Our City’s unique arts and cultural institutions are among our most highly valuable community assets. Arts and culture account for more than $115 million annually in economic activity and thousands of jobs in Providence.
As Mayor of the Creative Capital, I will be a vocal and tireless advocate for the arts and culture.
As Mayor, I will:
- Build upon the recommendations of the Providence Cultural Plan and expand our “brand” from Rhode Island’s Creative Capital to the Creative Capital of the United States.
- Make permanent the Department of Arts, Culture + Tourism.
- Establish a United Arts Fund and use City Hall to provide back-office support to arts and culture nonprofit organizations.
- Reform our local zoning and tax codes to support growth in the arts and culture.
- Seek creative community collaborations to restore arts education in our public schools.
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