The Dana Point Arts and Culture Commission is working to compile lists of local artists and nonprofits centered around the arts to serve as comprehensive resources for city staff and community members to reference.
As the City of Dana Point looks to wrap up the final phase of its utility box public art program, the Arts and Culture Commission voted unanimously on Wednesday, Sept. 14, to approve designs for two additional utility boxes on Pacific Coast Highway and Blue Lantern.
In the next eight to 10 months, Dana Point will be installing a new mosaic artwork on the 118-step stairway at Lantern Bay Park. The Dana Point City Council unanimously approved the project, authorizing staff to proceed with construction during its June 21 city council meeting.
Dana Point’s newest Arts and Culture Commissioner, Laura Smith Hatch, appointed Tuesday night, hopes to hone in on the city’s culture, collaborate with local nonprofits and expand existing music festival and events
Featured Image: (From left) Interior Branding Operations Officer Joe Rich, Art Director and owner Soterios Anagnostou, and Raul Rios, who handles production and installation, collaborated…
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Featured Image: Artist Drew Merritt puts the finishing touches on his mural, “Guiding Light,” at Prado West, on Monday, Dec. 13. Photo: Courtesy of Austin Novy By Breeana Greenberg…
Featured Image: A utility box on Pacific Coast Highway and Niguel Road is adorned with art that Arts and Culture Commissioner Ashley Keene designed and…
By Anthony Small Utility Boxes Hold Beautiful Gifts; Gracias, City Council First things first; I must express my gratitude to our Dana Point City Council…
Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times Dana Point City Council will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, April 2. Listed agenda items include adopting a…
By Lillian Boyd The Dana Point Arts & Culture Commission held its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 14. Commissioners addressed old business, which included…
