The Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County has published its 2024–2025 Year in Review, detailing a year of cultural impact and economic momentum. It highlights the Arts Council’s role as a catalyst for cultural tourism.
Some of the notable metrics included:
Arts Council leadership feels inspired by the direction and growth of the organization.
“The 2024-25 season has been transformative, demonstrating once again that art has the power to heal, unite, and strengthen our shared bonds,” said Bob Pinson, president/CEO of the Arts Council, in a press release. “Our vision is an arts community where creativity flourishes and everyone feels welcome to participate, create, and connect.”
Board Chair Luis Collozo echoes this sentiment.
“The arts are fundamental to a vibrant society—they strengthen our economy, enhance educational opportunities, and build bridges across diverse communities,” expressed Collazo in a press release. “We've established clear strategic priorities that align programming with community needs while maintaining financial stability and operational excellence.”
Learn more about the Arts Council, including its full range of programs, services and events at: www.theartscouncil.com.
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