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Name of the Organization
Arts Council of Greater New Haven
Contact Person
Christine Saari
Contact phone
203-772-2788
E-mail
info@newhavenarts.org
Website
http://www.newhavenarts.org
Interest
Advocacy, Arts
Description Interest
The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, publisher of The Arts Paper, is a regional nonprofit arts agency that provides leadership to and advocates for member artists and arts organizations and connects them to one another, to audiences, and to the Greater New Haven community.

The Arts Paper is a monthly printed publication, distributed 10 times annually to over 200 locales in 15 towns in Greater New Haven and is available by direct mail through membership with the Arts Council.

For membership information, call 203-772-2788.

To advertise in The Arts Paper, call Bobbi Griffith at the Arts Council.

To submit content and high resolution photos, contact David Brensilver, The Arts Paper editor, at dbrensilver@newhavenarts.org.

The Arts Council would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support.

Arts Council of Greater New Haven
70 Audubon Street, 2nd Floor
New Haven, CT 06510

Phone: 203-772-2788
Fax: 203-772-2262
Email address: info@newhavenarts.org
Arts Council on the web: www.newhavenarts.org

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At 7:48am on April 4, 2011, Lee Cruz said…

Christine,

Welcome to GNH Community, glad you have joined us. Please continue to post activities and events that you think will be of interest to Greater New Haven nonprofits and the people that they serve. I will do my best to feature them and send them out to my web-based social network. Also do not hesitate to ask questions or to request that a particular activity or event be featured. Lee

 
 
 

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