St. Paul Arts Partnership CSA Program Supports Local Creatives
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
The Arts Partnership hosts a Community Supported Art (CSA) program that gathers about 80 community members three times a year—in May, July, and September. These gatherings, held in various local venues, feature live music or performances, food, and custom art. The program has supported over 97 local artists and performing arts groups since it began 14 years ago.
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Why it matters
The CSA model allows investors to support local artists through the purchase of art. Proceeds from these shareholder sales are used to compensate the participating artists and performers for their work.
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Who's involved
- St. PaulHosts the CSA program and supports local artists and performing arts groups.
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The entities involved
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St. Paul
town on the border of Russell and Wise Counties in Virginia