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Commissioner Wheeler was advised that the largest number of students participating in the Cantabella Children's Chorus are from Pleasanton. Ms. Srinivasan confirmed for Ms. Whitney that Cantabella would work to make the program work with the Olympic average funding that is being recommended. Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center (LVPCAC) / IGNITE — Steve Glavan — stated that funds were being requested to help the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center provide a booth at the Ignite event to promote STEM Education and help them provide newer things within visual arts. LVPAC sees this as an opportunity to open new doors. Commissioner Song questioned whether LVPAC had been involved in the previous Ignite events. Commissioner Jellison discussed with Mr. Glavan use of a visual equator. Ms. Whitney questioned and Mr. Glavan advised that LVPAC would be able to provide the program with the funding allocation being recommended. Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center / Cultural School Assemblies — Steve Glavan — provided information about the Cultural School Assemblies program that would provide performing arts assemblies featuring cultural education. Assemblies will take place at specified Pleasanton schools and it is hoped that eleven assemblies will provide African music and dance, Native American music and dance, and symphony music. Ms. Whitney questioned whether LVPAC would be able to provide the assemblies with the funding being recommended. Commissioner Nene was advised by Mr. Glavan that LVPAC hopes to be able to provide the assemblies to students K through 12th Commissioner Wheeler questioned whether schools would receive all three assembly programs. Mr. Glavan commented LVPAC hoping to provide the different assembly exposutes and would be working with schools and instructors on curriculum. Commissioner Jellison commented on coordinating with schools and other programs being offered. Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council / Marketing & Publicity — Les Duman — commented on the request for funding to help PCAC focus on marketing and publicity that would include upgrading their website and web presence with the assistance of a professional webmaster. Ms. Whitney confirmed that PCAC would be able to complete the project with the funds being recommended. Commissioner Jellison discussed with Mr. Duman funds that had been allocated to PCAC the previous year for marketing and publicity. He advised that previous funds were used to fund Civic Arts Commission Minutes March 2, 2020 Page 2