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The full list of grant recipients is available at /yy5ld3ol. “The future seems more certain than uncertain,” Anderson said. The past several months have been filled with anxiety and stress, but the grant money will make that burden slightly easier. “These grants will hopefully bring a little hope to this industry as we all continue to push for additional action at the federal level to allow them to survive until we can fully embrace live entertainment in a healthy and recovered Wisconsin,” said DOA Secretary Joel Brennan in a news release. The grants were funded by the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act and administered through the Wisconsin Department of Administration. Genealogy and family history records include: obituaries, births. The Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild received $34,949.97 Eau Claire Children’s Theatre Eau Claire $29,261.09 Read 1970-1994 Eau Claire Leader Telegram Newspaper Archives from Eau-Claire, Wisconsin. The Chippewa Valley Cultural Association, Inc. The Plus, The Metro, The Rev and The Venue were awarded a total of $147,670.47. The Blue Ox Music Festival received $170,209.23. A British journalist and an Indigenous affairs. The Florian Gardens Conference Center in Eau Claire received $262,805.11. Monday, June 6 - 7:00 PM Eau Claire Leader Telegram - Fabiano Maisonnave, David Biller - RIO DE JANEIRO. Anderson said the money will go toward general operations like building improvements and debt service. The six-figure grant awarded to the Confluence Council is a partial replacement for the $2.1 million in lost ticket fund revenue at the Pablo Center since March. “This grant gives a direct lifeline to so many other venues across the state,” Anderson said. He was also thrilled and satisfied that many other organizations in Wisconsin received funds. Jason Jon Anderson, executive director of Pablo Center at the Confluence, felt “incredible gratitude” when he received the news. Confluence Council Inc., which operates the Pablo Center at the Confluence, was awarded $362,287.61. Eau Claire Press Company began with the merger of two daily newspapers and has grown to become a diverse company comprising four divisions. Download Eau Claire Leader Telegram and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The nine local organizations received grants totaling about $1.83 million. Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots and learn more about Eau Claire Leader Telegram. “We hope these funds can provide critical support and stabilization to help them get through until we can all gather safely and enjoy entertainment together again.” “These venues have worked to be good partners throughout this process,” said Gov. both received $395,308, making them two of 14 organizations to receive that amount, the largest awarded. Country Jam USA and Chippewa Valley Music Festivals, Inc. Nine of the 96 total grants, which ranged from small five figures to medium six figures, were awarded to area businesses. Article by Ryan Patterson Leader-Telegram Staff - December 3, 2020ĮAU CLAIRE - Several Chippewa Valley entertainment entities received grants Thursday as part of a $15 million state program to support live music and artistic venues through the COVID-19 pandemic. Eau Claire Leader Telegram Leader Telegram.
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