Voters in the city of Atlanta will be asked to approve a $750 million infrastructure spending package next Tuesday that includes $15 million for the arts.
Walking through the ZuCot Gallery in the Castleberry Hill district Wednesday, Mayor Andre Dickens says a vibrant arts scene has the power to transform communities.
“Fifteen million dollars programmed correctly and leveraged correctly with philanthropic infusions — we can really get a long way,” said Dickens.
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