The Fairfield Cultural Alliance (FCA) is proud to announce its popular “Arts & Culture Celebration” on Nov. 19, 2024. This event is set to unite Fairfield’s vibrant community of citizens, artists, entertainers, historians, educators, and businesses, showcasing the richness of our cultural heritage.
Event Details:
• Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024
• Time: Doors open at 7 p.m. for networking and conversations with snacks and treats; the program commences at 7:30 p.m.
• Location: ICON Gallery, downtown square, Fairfield, Iowa
• Admission: Free and open to the public
This celebration serves as a platform for individuals and groups to connect personally, share their initiatives, and express their gratitude for the collective efforts that contribute to the cultural tapestry of Fairfield.
Highlights of the Evening:
• Mayor Connie Boyer will speak on Arts & Cultural plans from the City Hall perspective
• Live local musical performance
• Open microphone for announcements of upcoming events and services
• Presentation of the Fairfield First! Fund award
• News about the recipients of the Cultural Trust Fund Mini-Grant Awards
• Announcement of the Cultural Achievement Awards for 2024
Come and pay tribute to the extraordinary talents of our local artists, entertainers, and the dedicated individuals who continue to enrich our arts and culture community in Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa.
For more information, please contact the FCA via email at fairfieldculturalalliance@gmail.com or visit its website at fairfieldculturaldistrict.org
About the Fairfield Cultural Alliance
In 2005, the Fairfield Cultural Alliance helped create a state-designated Cultural District in Fairfield. In 2019, the FCA successfully secured re-designation for Fairfield Cultural and Entertainment District from the state of Iowa, published the 2019 edition of the Heritage Tour booklet, and organized the second World Fair Field International Festival in September.
Despite the challenges posed in 2020, 2021, and 2022, the FCA continued its mission by producing a revised edition of the Heritage Tour booklet and distributing Cultural Trust Fund Mini-Grants. Collaborations with the Fairfield Volunteer Center and the Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department aimed to keep our city parks free from litter, and sponsored two artistic Community Spirit signs designed by local artist, Chad Starling.
We invite you to join us in celebrating the liveliness of arts and culture in Fairfield and look forward to your enthusiastic participation.
The Fairfield Cultural Alliance (FCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering and promoting arts, culture, history, and creative expression in Fairfield, Iowa. The FCA plays a pivotal role in preserving and enriching the cultural heritage of our vibrant community.