Title
Update on Olympia Indie Music History Project
Recommended Action
Information only. No action requested.
Report
Issue:
Learn about the Olympia Indie Music History Project.
Staff Contact:
Stephanie Johnson, Arts Program & Planning Supervisor, Parks, Arts & Recreation, 360.709.2678
Presenter(s):
Kelsey Smith, Librarian and Researcher, Community Organizer, and Solopreneur at Lefty Copywriting and Research LLC
Background and Analysis:
From the project page linked to this staff report:
“Olympia has a long and storied music scene, and its energy continues to flow through our community and shape our identity today. The Olympia Heritage Commission has undertaken a two-year project to explore the roots of this identity by documenting important locations, ideas, and influences, and preserving the stories of Olympia's late 20th-century “Indie” independent music scene from the 1980s to the early 2000s.”
Researchers Kelsey Smith and Elaine Vradenburgh have completed the first phase of this project. Ms. Smith will bring Commissioners up to date and share future plans.
Climate Analysis:
In general the update on the Olympia Indie Music History Project will not positively or negatively impact climate and the environment.
Equity Analysis:
The intention of the project is to preserve the history of a local artistic movement that included marginalized community members.
Neighborhood/Community Interests (if known):
NA
Options:
Receive the presentation and participate in discussion.
Financial Impact:
N/A
Attachments:
Olympia Indie Music History Project Project Page