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Prescott, Arizona, has always been an active Arts & Humanities community. Unique art festivals grace almost every weekend: art galleries, museums, performances, and public art are available for visitors and locals alike to enjoy every day of the week. Throughout the years, many committed individuals and groups who desire to live in a community that recognizes and supports the arts cultivated fertile ground for the arts to expand and thrive. This fertile ground for the Arts & Humanities expanded beyond the Prescott Area to include Prescott Valley, Dewey-Humboldt, and Chino Valley. Public Art and Art Centers are popping up for citizens to engage with and support the Arts & Humanities throughout the Quad-City communities. Find out more about the treasures of Public Art in the Quad-Cities and learn how to get more involved with Arts & Humanities in your backyard. This presentation will be given by Coleen Bornschlegel. Coleen is a local artist, art educator and the current President of the Prescott Area Arts and Humanities Council. Coleen is passionate about the the Arts and interested in making creative connections in the community.