Arts for All in SLC

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with Jennifer Seelig from the Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office

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Nov 19, 2018

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Jennifer Seelig, Salt Lake City Community Empowerment Director discusses how attending in artistic events educates and builds community, but that not all residents have access. The Arts for All program allows qualified families to participate in a random drawing for upcoming shows and events.

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