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Walton Arts Center, Walmart AMP release impact report for 2024 season – Talk Business & Politics
The Walton Arts Center and the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion (AMP) recently released a 2024 impact study showing the two performing arts venues had a total economic impact of $68.2 million in event-related spending and supported more than 1,000 jobs. The 2024 Community Impact Report for the venues included several highlights:• More than 514,000 people…
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Última semana para participar da consulta pública sobre os recursos da cultura
Resta uma semana para participação na consulta pública sobre a aplicação de recursos culturais para o ano de 2025, promovida pela Secretaria de Estado da Cultura (Sedac). O prazo para envio de contribuições é até quinta-feira, 23 de janeiro, por meio de um formulário online disponível neste link. A iniciativa busca ampliar a participação social,…
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Exclusive: Zac Posen to create costumes for San Francisco Ballet
Zac Posen has a long history with designing for dance. He’s pictured in the San Francisco Ballet costume studio working on designs for “Within the Golden Hour.” © San Francisco Ballet, photo by Lindsey Rallo/Lindsey Rallo Renowned fashion designer Zac Posen has been tapped to create new costumes for one of San Francisco Ballet’s beloved…
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Artist in residence in DeLand focuses on ‘genealogy of home
The Museum of Art-DeLand will host an opening reception for “Carlie Trosclair: All the Lives We Ever Lived” from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17, at 100 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. Ms. Trosclair is a sculptor and installation artist who records and reimagines the genealogy of home and its relationship to the natural world. As…
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Library program to talk healthy eating on a budget
MARYVILLE, Mo. — The Maryville Public Library will host its January adult program, Eating Healthy on a Budget, on Wednesday, Jan. 29, in the library basement. Whether working toward a New Year’s resolution or just looking for information about healthy eating while on a budget, this program will offer information to help adults prepare healthy…
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To ‘Preserve First Amendment,’ FCC OKs WTXF License Renewal | Radio & Television Business Report
It was a move that was largely expected, but is nevertheless noteworthy. In one of her final acts as Chairwoman of the FCC, Jessica Rosenworcel — by way of the Acting Media Bureau Chief — has denied four complaints and petitions that she believes “seek to curtail freedom of the press and undermine the First Amendment.”…
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Dan Velte Elevated to Vice President, Jeff Bennett Joins Little League® Team as Vice President, Finance in Leadership Evolution
As part of Patrick Wilson’s elevation to Little League® President and Chief Executive Officer taking effect on January 1, 2025, Little League International is pleased to announce its two new Vice Presidents as part of an evolution of its leadership team. Effective as of January 1, Dan Velte has been promoted to Vice President of…
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Hyatt Focuses on Luxury and Lifestyle With Strategic Expansion and Travel Advisor Partnership
Hyatt Hotels is doubling down on its commitment to luxury and lifestyle travel according to Tristan Dowell, global vice president of puxury, pifestyle and leisure. Luxury Travel Advisor sat down with Dowell at ILTM last month to get an update on the new dedicated luxury and lifestyle divisions, groundbreaking partnerships, an unprecedented pipeline of new…
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Korea’s Redice Entertainment Enters International Film Sales Business
South Korea’s Redice Entertainment, creator of hit webtoon “Solo Leveling,” has entered into the international film sales business, launching a slate at the upcoming European Film Market (EFM) in Berlin. The company will bring new titles Sister and Killing Time to the market, which are both currently in post-production. Sister is a crime thriller directed…
