Registration open for 2023 Delaware Arts Summit

Delaware Division of the Arts
Posted 8/23/23

Registration is available for the 2023 Delaware Arts Summit in Dewey Beach, the Division of the Arts announced Monday.

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Registration open for 2023 Delaware Arts Summit

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DEWEY BEACH — Registration is available for the 2023 Delaware Arts Summit, the Division of the Arts announced Monday.

The event will be held Oct. 8-9 at Hyatt Place Dewey Beach and will gather the state’s art community, including professionals, creative minds and enthusiasts.

To register and view the schedule, visit arts.delaware.gov/summit.

“Professional development opportunities play a crucial role in advancing Delaware’s creative sector, nurturing talent, and fostering a vibrant and sustainable arts community,” the division’s director, Jessica Ball, said in a press release. “Such opportunities provide artists, creators, and arts professionals with access to specialized training, knowledge, and information.

“Workshops offered by nationally recognized speakers provide valuable learning experiences that empower individuals to assess, refine, and grow. This, in turn, enhances innovation and cultivates a culture of continuous improvement within the creative sector.”

Registration is $55 for the Oct. 9 conference, with a $20 additional fee for the Oct. 8 pre-conference.

Highlights of the summit include:

  • Inspiring speakers — esteemed experts and artists will share their insights.
  • Interactive workshops — attendees will have the opportunity to engage with speakers and colleagues.
  • Artistic showcases — performances spotlighting the talent in the Delaware art community.
  • Networking opportunities — forge meaningful connections with fellow artists, art organizations and potential collaborators.
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