Will Providence’s new ‘cultural plan’ have support to boost the creative economy?

LEADERS AT THE STEEL YARD, the nonprofit industrial art center and studio, assisted in assembling the 57-page plan called PVDx2031: A Cultural Plan for Culture Shift. / COURTESY THE STEEL YARD
LEADERS AT THE STEEL YARD, the nonprofit industrial art center and studio, assisted in assembling the 57-page plan called PVDx2031: A Cultural Plan for Culture Shift. / COURTESY THE STEEL YARD
City officials have released a new cultural plan they are hoping will work as a framework to guide policies and investments in the arts and culture sectors in Providence for the next 10 years. Writing the plan was the first step, but what comes next? “The important work now is disseminating the plan,” said Joseph…

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