Redmond Arts & Culture Commission (RACC)

Special Meeting

April 17, 2019
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
City Hall room 130

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Meetings

  • 6:30 p.m.
  • 2nd Thursday of every month
  • Redmond City Hall Council
    15670 NE 85th Street
    Conference Room (first floor)
    Redmond, WA 98073

Meetings are open to the public. If you would like to submit an item for discussion, please email the Cultural Arts Administrator a minimum of two weeks prior to the meeting.

Agendas & Minutes

Past or current agendas and minutes available. Please email the Cultural Arts Administrator a minimum of two weeks prior to the meeting.

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A Community Inspired & Connected by Arts & Culture

The Redmond Arts and Culture Commission (RACC) is a nine-member, Mayor-appointed, Council-confirmed advisory commission. The Commission advises the City on arts policies and programming and sponsors programs in tandem with the Redmond Parks and Recreation Department and community organizations.

For more information on current City of Redmond arts programming, visit the Arts and Culture page.

Members


  • Savita Krishnamoorthy
    05/17/2016-03/31/2019
  • Jane Wither
    05/07/2013-03/31/2019
  • Stephane Boss
    05/07/2013-03/31/2019
  • Marko Coady
    07/03/2018-03/31/2020
  • Tifa Tomb
    06/20/2017-03/31/2020
  • Kari Tao
    06/20/2017-05/31/2020
  • Victoria Bartow
     04/01/2018-03/31/2021
  • Cheri Fowler
     04/01/2018-03/31/2021
  • Risa Coleman
    04/01/201/-03/31/2021

Join the Arts & Culture Commission

There is currently one commission vacancy. If you are interested in applying, submit a completed online application (PDF). There is no deadline for applications, but interested residents are encouraged to submit an application by April 2, 2019. Should you have any questions about the position or commission, email Carolyn Hope, Park Planning and Cultural Arts Manager, or call 425-556-2313.

Become a Youth Advocate

Youth Advocates give input to the Arts and Culture Commission on matters such as programming and art in the community. They lend important perspective to the Redmond Arts and Culture Commission, learn about public service, network and serve within the arts community, and explore career opportunities.

  • Are you 16 to 26 years old and live, work or study in Redmond?
  • Do you want to network with others in the arts community?
  • Would you like to share your views about culture in your community?
  • Do you want to get involved with the visual, performing, or literary arts?
  • Do you have three to four hours per month to serve your community?

There are currently no vacancies for the Youth Advocate positions. If you are interested in applying for a future vacancy, please fill out and return all the application (PDF) materials and we will put it on file. Email to Carolyn Hope, Park Planning and Cultural Arts Manager.