This is a list of all documents accepted for permanent retention under the subject classification 'Recreation and tourism: Cultural resources: Performing arts'.
Recreation and tourism:
Cultural resources:
Performing arts
Civil War and country music (2009, July 8) [1016**09]
Press release: Tickets are available for two musical events at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield a live indoor acoustic concert by country music recording artist Craig Morgan on July 14, and outdoor performances of the musical The Civil War on July 24, 25, 26, 30 and 31 and August 1.
Final Report of the Illinois Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission (2009, October)
Illinois Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission Final Report. State appropriations were provided to the Commission for events and programs, grants, marketing, web site development and maintenance and administrative costs. Partnering with organizations on low cost, but highly visible, projects left the bulk of the available funds to be utilized in grants to communities statewide for their bicentennial programs. The Commission developed many activities
Illinois Arts Council Announces Poetry Out Loud State Final (2010, March 3) [212**10]
Press Release: The Illinois Arts Council is pleased to announce Illinois 2009-2010 Poetry Out Loud State Final, featuring recitations by sixteen regional contest winners.
Illinois High School Student on Her Way to Washington D.C. for Poetry Out Loud National Finals at the End of April, National Poetry Month (2010, April 22) [459**10]
Press Release: On April 26 and 27, 53 student champions from every state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands will gather in Washington, DC, to vie for the title of Poetry Out Loud National Champion and $50,000 in awards. Representing Illinois as our State Champion will be Orion High School senior Annette Putnam of Henry County.
Word on the Street {periodical start}
Newsletter of the Illinois Main Street Program.
Word on the Street (2007, Summer)
Newsletter of the Illinois Main Street Program. This issue contains: Platteville to Welcome Main Street Staff, Engaing Your Authenticity, Welcome New Executive Directors, Main Street Communities Will Get Bost From New Downtown Preference Act, Getting to Know, Busines For Sale, Headline News, Opportunities For Main Street Commerce Ceated At www.ShopMainStreet.org, and New Staff.