The FAC is seeking input to help shape an approach to public art on the Ballinger Creek Linear Trail. The Ballenger Creek Linear Trail is 4.2 miles in length and connects Ballenger Creek Park to Buckeystown Pike. The trail is aligned primarily along Ballenger Creek, linking residential communities to schools, parks, places of business and entertainment, while serving as a recreational facility in and of itself. The trail is an ADA-compliant, ten foot wide multi-use trail that allows for condition-dependent use by walkers, joggers, skaters and cyclists. The trail is a winding, changing landscape of breathtaking nature, suburbs, and school areas.
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Where Energy Meets Matter invites artists to explore the dynamic interplay of art and science, celebrating the cutting-edge research and innovation happening at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research and throughout Frederick. This exhibition seeks work that captures the essence of energy and matter—whether through explorations of physics, biology, or the unseen forces that shape our universe. The artist will keep 60% of sales. Please submit two works of art for consideration.
Consider these case studies from The Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research as a source of information and inspiration.
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The FAC has asked City Candidates to submit their statements on the importance of the arts. Click each name for their response.
Mayor
Tom Trott (R)
City Council at Large
City Council District 1
City Council District 2
City Council District 3
David Schmidt (D)
City Council District 4
S. Scott Lasher (D)
City Council District 5
Rob Callahan (R)