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The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission (SMAC) provides Resources and opportunities as a professional and organizational development tool.

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Sacramento Performing Arts Facility Study
Prepared by Economics Research Associates (ERA) for the City of Sacramento. Click on the links below to download the entire study and the exectutive summary.

Sacramento Performing Arts Facility Study
Executive Summary

Economics Research Associates (ERA), an AECOM company, was retained by the City of Sacramento to study the performing arts community in the Sacramento region and the need for additional facilities downtown. The analysis seeks to uncover the characteristics of demand for new performing arts facilities in downtown Sacramento, identify the operating economics of new facilities, and, if warranted, recommend a program for developing a new performing arts facility for the City of Sacramento.

Click here for a PDF of the presentation by ERA staff in Sacramento on November 2, 2009.

Arts Advocacy
By visiting the Americans for the Arts (AFTA) E-Advocacy Center, you'll be able to send a message directly to your Representative and Senators telling them why the arts are important to you and your community. AFTA has
provided bullet points covering their eleven key Arts Advocacy Day issues, which you can use in the sample letter that they've drafted for you. You are also encouraged you to write your own unique story to illustrate the importance of the arts to your community. Using the E-Advocacy Center, you can create and send your letter to Congress in less than two minutes. AFTA urges you to send your message to Congress today to coincide with AFTA's office visits to the Hill. Click here to send your
message.

Make a difference on your website and in print
Americans for the Arts has released web banners for you to download and include on your website. Just follow the link below:
Download a banner to put on your website.

Americans for the Arts continues the print ad campaign, Art. Ask for more. Follow the link below to download the newest print ads:
Download a print ad.

Photo of child using glue

Photo of child using glue

Photo of child using gluePhoto of painting by Alex Escalante, a woman sits at a cafe table with the shadow of a man in the foregroundStages Dancer Branna Rummery in a white and red dress balancing in a half-toe arabesqueBlues in the Schools youth participant playing the string bassGilbert, 'Magu' Lujan, 'Homie Walking The Dogs', 2000

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Two large birds flying off of the airport parking garage structure and the head of a third bird. The birds are made out of plexi-glass and steel.

Sacramento airport installation by artist Dennis Oppenheim