Performing Arts Commission prepares budget proposal ahead of September council meeting

June 27, 2025 | Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia


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Performing Arts Commission prepares budget proposal ahead of September council meeting
The Leesburg Performing Arts Commission is gearing up for an exciting year ahead, with plans to enhance community engagement through youth performances and strategic partnerships. During a recent meeting on June 27, 2025, members discussed the timeline for planning upcoming events, emphasizing the importance of early preparation for orchestral and theatrical seasons.

Key discussions revolved around the potential for a youth orchestra to perform, which could attract larger audiences and be more budget-friendly than hiring professional orchestras. The commission is considering a timeline that stretches into the next fiscal year, with plans for a youth event in the spring of 2026 and a partnership for the Mistletoe Market.

Molly, a commission member, highlighted the need to present a work plan to the council by September, which will outline how the allocated $5,000 for fiscal year 2026 will be utilized. This plan is crucial for ensuring that the commission can effectively spend its budget and engage the community through arts programming.

The meeting underscored the commission's commitment to fostering local talent and providing performance opportunities for youth, setting the stage for a vibrant arts scene in Leesburg. As the commission prepares to present its plans to the council, the anticipation builds for what promises to be a dynamic year for the performing arts in the community.

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