Braselton planning public art master plan open house

Braselton is inviting the public to a Public Art Master Plan Open House 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19 at the Braselton Police Department Community Room, 5040 Highway 53.

Braselton began a journey to create a public art master plan earlier this year with a goal to integrate and unite the town by defining and projecting their values and unique qualities. The master plan will help create a roadmap for how Braselton communities can implement and enjoy public art “while also celebrating Braselton’s spirit and artistic expressions.”

Learn more about the public art master plan planning process and provide feedback on the future of public art in Braselton at www.BraseltonPublicArt.com.

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