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The Orange County Arts Commission (OCAC), in collaboration with The Gold Family and its partner, Hedgehog Holdings, seeks to activate Hillsborough’s historic Eno River Mill through the arts, providing a critical need for the creative community of Orange County, as well as generating economic impact for the surrounding area. This undertaking will take place in phases, beginning with move-in-ready studio spaces, and eventually providing performing arts space, arts-retail space, and a variety of maker spaces.
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Eno Arts Mill
- 2. Primary Needs of our local arts ecosystem: A stronger Local Arts Agency (OCAC) PHYSICAL SPACE Increased accessibilty to the arts
- 3. Why Hillsborough? o Supportive, pro-arts community o Location – accessible from Triangle and Triad o Growth!
- 4. 2015 Hedgehog Holdings, managing partner 1988 Aqcuired by the Gold Family 1897-1984 Yarn and fabric mill. Employed 600 people who lived in 148 nearby mill homes.
- 5. Current Eno Mill businesses compliment the arts!
- 6. Hedgehog Holdings A Raleigh-based historic property development and leasing company. Prior mill projects include: GLENCOE MILL: BURLINGTONFARREN’S STABLE: D.C. PILOT MILL: RALEIGH
- 7. Hedgehog Holdings o Only manage properties they own o Only own properties on the National Register of Historic Places/Historic Sites o Offers below-market rates to nonprofit organizations for the benefit of the community. o 80% tenant retention rate
- 8. Inspiration The Goat Farm _________________________________ Atlanta, GA Visual & performing arts center in 19th century warehouse buildings
- 9. Inspiration The Torpedo Factory _________________________________ Arlington, VA Visual arts studios and galleries. Sees more than 500k visitors a year.
- 10. Inspiration Plant Seven ____________________________________ High Point, NC New “center for design, culture, and innovation” in former hosiery mill.
- 11. Inspiration River Arts District _________________________________ Asheville, NC Studio village in former railroad buildings. Generated a self-sustaining economy with breweries, restaurants and shops.
- 12. Phase 1: Art Mill Studios o 2,970sf for up to 13 artists o Affordably priced o Includes exhibit space o Move-in ready
- 13. Phase 1: Art Mill Studios o Keep money local o Provide new patrons for West Hillsborough businesses through receptions and open studio tours o Artists = increased property value
- 14. Phase 2: Studio 29 o 3,300sf of open space to be used for classes, events, and exhibits o OCAC to seek grant support for seed funding
- 15. Phase 3: The Arts Mill
- 16. Phase 3 Possibilities o Mid-size performing arts/film space o Rehearsal space for community-based performance groups o Community maker-space: ceramics studio, foundry, woodworking studio
- 17. Phase 3: Possibilities o Art supply retail space o Expanded class space And… ARTIST HOUSING!
- 18. Phase 3: The Plan Work with ArtSpace (Minneapolis) on Concept Development & 15-year budget forecast Launch Capital Campaign with involved community partners
- 19. Prioritizing CREATIVITY for the CHARACTER & GROWTH of Orange County
- 20. QUESTIONS? Katie Murray Director, Orange County Arts Commission kmurray@orangecountync.gov 919-245-2335