Call your local chamber of commerce or municipal government to ask about arts events as well as public art — local statues, monuments, and notable architecture count as art too!
Search for art cinema in your area. These are theaters that show what are called art films. Also, see if there might be a local film festival in your area. Sometimes mainstream movie theaters will show one or two art films as well. Now sure if a film you are thinking about counts as an art film or a local film? Check with your instructor.
If you or a family member or friend owns an original work of art or is performing in a recital at a school or in a community venue — that counts too!
Stumped? Contact your instructor for help.
Do your best to identify at 3-5 potential opportunities for your cultural road trip. If you cannot, describe your efforts and what they turned up .
Write a MINIMUM of 250 words describing the cultural opportunities in your area. write separate paragraphs or blurbs for each opportunity. Include events that take place at other times of the year, even though you will not be able to attend for your cultural road trip this term.
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