Goals
Art thrives when objectives are clearly defined, and plans enacted to achieve goals.
Long range plans for period ending July 2010
Goal I: To increase Beaverton Arts Commission’s operational effectiveness, visibility and impact in the community.
Goal II: To create Strategic Partnerships in order to reach a more diversified audience.
Goal III: To review annually the artistic and cultural needs of the community and to ensure adequate financial resources, staffing and volunteers to meet those needs.
Goal IV: To build awareness of the importance of the arts in the development of the City of Beaverton by taking a leadership role in arts advocacy.
Monitoring and Evaluation
The BAC Board and its key committees continually review and evaluate the organizations’ operations and its value to the community.
- Beginning January 2008, the BAC Long Range Plan will be incorporated into the monthly Board of Director’s meeting agendas in order to track planned activities, goals, objective.
- The Board will conduct an annual community survey (via web, Your City and BAC’s e-newsletter) in Fall 2009 to identify overall satisfaction with BAC services, as well as to seek input on community needs, interests and priorities.
BAC Annual Programs/Events
- Visual Arts Showcase (two week celebration)
- Community Arts Awards and Student Scholarships
- Three Beaverton Last Tuesday Concerts
- Student Film Presentations prior to 8 Flicks
- Temporary (Bi-annual) Sculpture Installations
- Public Art
- Commissioned Sculpture Installation
- Mural Grant Program
- Conservation and Maintenance – policies and procedures
- Sponsorship of Beaverton Civic Theatre Presentations at Beaverton Library Auditorium
- Ten Tiny Dances at Beaverton Farmer’s Market, Library and City Park
- Year-round Art Exhibitions:
- Artisan Salon
- Beaverton City Hall
- Cedar Hills Recreation Center
- Center on Aging Gallery, Providence St. Vincent
