Arts affected by COVID, ‘cane still strong, with good ideas from meeting
Elysia Dawn, executive director of United Arts Collier, offers statistics from the recently released arts survey of Collier County, done in conjunction with the national Americans for the Arts organization. Photo by Harriet Heithaus
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By Harriet Howard Heithaus harriet.heithaus@naplespress.com  
2 February 2024
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Arts affected by COVID, ‘cane still strong, with good ideas from meeting

COVID. Ian. Like two lingering illnesses, the pandemic and the 2022 Category 4 hurricane have continued to drain income, and Collier County arts are no exception.

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