In all the excitement of launching the cultural map, I completely forgot to link to the map’s website on this blog! So here it is folks, the Kings County Cultural Map!
Rack Card
The Cultural Map has a lovely rack card, courtesy of Steve Slipp! Find this beauty in a Cafe, Gallery, Studio, or Visitor Information Centre near you!
Cultural Map Launch
Thanks to everyone who came out to the launch on February 6th… and to everyone who was hoping to come, but circumstances kept them from joining us. It was a great turn out, and the project received lots of community support!
I started the evening by saying that I hope the community does not see the launch of the map as an ending, but rather as a starting point. There are so many ways the map can be used to help bolster our cultural engagement, enhance our cultural infrastructure, and contribute to our cultural landscape.
I’ll be working with the Alliance of Kings Artists to continue this dialogue. I hope those of you who have shown interest in the map will engage in discussions about community cultural development too!
Cultural Map in the Grapevine
Article written by Jeremy Novak in the Grapevine:
http://grapevinepublishing.ca/1973/the-kings-county-cultural-map
Cultural Map in the Advertiser
Article written by Wendy Elliott
Cultural Map on CBC
Laura Churchill Duke talks about the Cultural Map on Information Morning, January 30th:
Kings County Cultural Map Launch
I am so excited to finally announce the map’s official launch!
Come join us at NSCC’s Kingstec campus on Wednesday, February 6th at 6:30pm for a demonstration of the map, viewing of digital stories, and discussion about the project.
Kings County Cultural Mapping 