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Parks, Recreation & Culture

2016-2020 FINANCIAL PLAN

ARTS

Arts Services plans and oversees a wide

range of facilities and programs within the

City. This includes the operation of the

Surrey Arts Centre which encompasses

the Surrey Civic Theatres Main Stage and

Studio Theatre, the Surrey Art Gallery, a

contemporary art museum and its Tech

Lab; along with arts administration offices.

Arts Services also manages the Urban

Screen venue at Chuck Bailey Recreation

Centre, Centre Stage performance venue

at City Hall, South Surrey Recreation

Centre Arts space, Newton Cultural Centre,

the Public Art Program, Cultural Grants

Program, Surrey Civic Treasure Awards

Program and the Surrey International

Children’s Festival. Arts Services staff

provides stewardship for the City’s

contemporary and public art collections

and supports the City-wide identification

and implementation of new arts programs

and facilities. Staff work with community

organizations and other sectors to build

awareness and appreciation for the

benefits of the arts, provides arts

education to students and develops new

audiences through the presentation of

exhibits, public programs and theatre

events.

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION

The Marketing and Communications

Section supports the Department and

Corporation by providing expertise,

strategic guidance and services related to

marketing and communications.

WEB AND NEW MEDIA

Web and New Media supports the

Department and Corporation by providing

expertise, guidance and services related to

enhancing the web presence and ensuring

customers receive timely information from

the Website and Social Media.

HERITAGE

Heritage Services plans, oversees and

operates the Surrey Museum, City of

Surrey Archives and Historic Stewart

Farm. The division is responsible for the

City-wide distribution of a wide variety of

heritage programs, events and exhibitions.

Heritage supports the City-wide

stewardship of documentary and material

cultural heritage collections and the

presentation of community history and its

relationship to the present and future.

Heritage Services partners with

community organizations to build

awareness and appreciation for Surrey’s

history and heritage through exhibits,

tours, public programs, curriculum-based

school programs and special events. The

division fosters and supports community

participation and life-long learning through

volunteer and work experience

opportunities for youth, adults and

seniors.

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