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UMBRELLA for the Arts

PCAC is committed to acting as an advocate for all the arts in the community. That's why we've coined the phrase, Umbrella for the Arts. Through this "Umbrella," we work with other arts organizations in the community to dream, coordinate, and grow together. One way we do this is through professional seminars, like the one we hosted on Marketing with Social Media. Future seminars will include fundraising, public relations, and other topics that will increase our collective skill sets.

The Arts are coming to the Pleasanton Farmer's Market!

The City of Pleasanton has co-sponsored a booth with PCAC that will be called Arts Encounter. The booth will provide an opportunity for families and people of all ages to interact with all the different arts disciplines.

On the second Saturday of the month from April through October, PCAC will partner with different arts organizations to help introduce the community to different art fields, as well as the organization that specializes in that field. CLICK HERE to read more about it.  

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On December 13, 2011, Mark Curtis, host of the "Tri-Valley Community Focus" television show, interviewed PCAC President Jill Vellinger. This interview gives a wonderful overview of what PCAC is all about. To view the video, CLICK HERE, and then choose EPISODE 56 from the scrolling menu at the bottom of the page.

PCAC launches our very own Social Media Initiative for the Arts!

We want to be your online connection to all things fun.

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This exciting news will not only change the look and feel of the arts in the City of Pleasanton, but in the Tri-Valley Area as a whole. We are now on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and publishing a very exciting Arts Blog.

Regular posts about the Arts, using all of these avenues, will generate discussion and communication between readers and allow the arts to not only receive more recognition, but the additional support it needs to flourish into our future.

Research shows that Social Media is not going away anytime soon.  Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter are here to stay, and their involvement in our society is growing exponentially; literally on a daily basis. More and more organizations recognize the importance and power of using social media to inform current and future customers and members about their products and services.

If you are not already on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, please join! It only takes a couple of minutes to sign up . . . it's safe and private . . . and you can then connect to our pages and not only follow what PCAC is up to, but also receive fun event information and news as soon as it becomes available. In turn, you can share your events, news, neighborhood happenings, and even your own personal pursuits.

Social Media has literally helped spark revolutions in other countries and overthrow government regimes. Just think of what it can do for the arts in Pleasanton.