BE AN ADVOCATE!

    Please share with us a story or testimonial about how Jacksonville's arts and culture sector have positively impacted your life.  Additionally, feel free to include names of artists, cultural organizations, or institutions that you feel deserve to be acknowledged for their efforts and contributions. 
    In the drop down box below, you will find 20 ways that the arts and culture sector benefits individuals and communities.  Please feel free to select one of these topics or choose "other" if you prefer. 
    Your comment can relate to a recent experience or a fond memory. Again, we encourage you to specifically mention by name any artists, cultural organizations, or institutions related to your experience. 
    If yes, please provide your mailing address and zip code so we can share your valued feedback with your City Council Member and appropriate City leaders. Comments will be delivered to your Council Member via email and may result in a direct response for additional information or to thank you for your comment. 

ADVOCACY FOR INDIVIDUALS

As a constituent, you can advocate and convey to City, State, and Federal Officials how essential the arts, the humanities, and arts education are to your community. You have the power to engage and inform Officials about the important role the arts play in your community.  Without your help, your Officials may not realize the ability of the arts to support jobs, engage kids in school, and change lives in your district.  It is important that you take action, build relationships with your representative, and highlight the benefits of arts and culture.

The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville

300 Water Street
Suite 201
Jacksonville, FL 32202
(904)358-3600

​Operating Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville is sponsored in part by the City of Jacksonville and by the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and the State of Florida.