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2011 PECAC Deputation to Council
- 1. February 15, 2011 Deputation to Council Judy Kent, PECAC Chair
- 2. Who are we? We are PECAC! Not‐for‐ Members Volunteers Staff Profit 1 PT Community 300 members Volunteer Administrator based and growing initiated and led (30 hrs a week!) Artists and 19,000 hours Since 1979 contributed in art supporters 2010
- 3. What does PECAC do? Promote the arts Six major events Member services Incubate new initiatives Student Arts Awards Community Partnerships
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- 5. Art in the County Juried art show for County artists Held at Picton Town Hall Over 175 artists submit work 2600 visitors in June & July 2010
- 6. CLIC: The Eastern Ontario Photography Show First year in 2010 drew over 2000 visitors and over 100 entries Photos: Tara Wilkinson
- 7. PEC Jazz Festival Internationally recognized 8500 visitors in 2010 Main Stage shows plus almost 50 satellite venues around PEC Rising Young Star competition Spring Restaurant performances Youth Educational Program All‐star Jazz Ensemble events Summer Jazz on the Street
- 8. PEC Studio and Gallery Tour Over 100 local artists, plus guest artists participate Around 3000 people visited studios around the County in the 2010 tour
- 9. PEC Music Festival 8th year of Internationally Renowned Classical Music Festival Youth engagement with classical music is a top priority Young musicians concert School concert Family concert 1500 visitors in September 2010
- 10. The Maker’s Hand One of a Kind Show 40 artists and artisans from Eastern Ontario Attended by 2700 people in November 2010
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- 12. Paint the County In partnership with Arts on Main Gallery and Black Prince Winery Local artists paint on the street for the public!
- 13. Picton Performances in the Park In partnership with the Picton BIA and PEC Recreation, Parks and Culture Free performances are held for the public Sunday afternoons in July and August
- 14. The Written Word The County Reads A Book in Every Child’s Hand Children’s Book Bank Prescription to Read Partner in Authors Festival
- 15. Art in the Community Art works by local artists displayed in public spaces Shire Hall (April 2011) PELA CFDC Offices EDO Offices Picton Hospital (April 2011) Local restaurants
- 16. Artscene Weekly e‐Newsletter about cultural events in the County Sent to over 450 artists, arts enthusiasts, residents, and businesses throughout the province Promotes local cultural and community events in the County and province
- 17. PECAC Incubates New Arts Initiatives Successes Eastern Ontario Photography Show The Written Word Working with Milkweed: Helps children with creativity workshops in schools We help “hatch” new Art in Motion: Promotes movement arts initiatives! and dance for 50+ citizens
- 18. Student Arts Awards $1000 award For PEC student for post‐secondary education in the arts 2010 Recipient: Brianna Gorsline $500 award From Kiwanis, managed by PECAC, for post‐secondary education in the visual arts 2010 Recipient: Svenya Scherer
- 19. Youth Awards $1000 award For Rising Young Star at PEC Jazz Festival Opportunity to play on main stage with international jazz musicians $100 award For Rising Young Star at County Fall Fair
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- 21. What the Arts Contribute to Prince Edward County Enhances Quality of Place Contributes significantly to the Creative Rural Economy Stimulates Economic Benefit
- 22. Quality of Place • Heritage, beautification, cultural assets • Builds cultural tourism • Culture as engine of growth • Arts & heritage attractions
- 23. What the Arts Contribute to Prince Edward County • Increasing number of artists moving to the County because of the arts; thus, increasing tax base • Every dollar spent on the arts generates $3.00 (MP Daryl Kramp) • Signature events attract over 20,000 people, at least half of whom are visitors
- 24. Economic Impact Event Estimated Expenditure ($) per Visitor Picton Performances 550,498 CLIC 596,000 Art In The County 774,800 Maker's Hand 804,600 Studio Tour 894,000 Jazz Festival 2,533,000 Music Festival 447,000 Total 6,599,898 Impact calculated from Ontario 's Tourism Regional Economic Impact Model (TREIM) and 2010 BIA & PECAC Data
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- 26. What we are requesting from the Municipality Total Request = $12,995 Requested on behalf of the seven committees and core Priorities 1. Youth Education in the Arts = $5625 2. Rent Relief for use of Municipal Buildings = $2370 3.Promotion and Advertising of the Arts = $2500 4. Core PECAC for Economic Impact Study = $2500
- 27. Youth Education in the Arts: $5625 Request PEC Music Festival requests $4700 for: School Concert ($2000) Young Musicians Concert for local music students ($2700)
- 28. Youth Education in the Arts: $5625 Request The Written Word requests $925 for: Children’s Book Bank
- 29. Rent Relief for use of Municipal facilities: $2370 Request Art in the County requests Waiving the $570 rental fee for use of the Picton Town Hall from June 10 ‐ July 4, 2011 The Maker’s Hand requests Waiving the $1800 rental fee for use of the Community Centre from November 3 ‐ 6, 2011
- 30. Promotion and Advertising: $2500 Request Studio and Gallery Tour requests $1700 to create permanent, year‐round signs for 35 Studio Tour member studios and galleries Eastern Ontario Photography Show requests $800 for signs to advertise the event across the region
- 31. PECAC Core: $2500 Request The Arts Council requests $2500 to complete a study on the economic impact of the arts in Prince Edward County
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