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L <br />Cityo <br />Louisville <br />COLORADO • SINCE 187S <br />Memorandum <br />To: Historical Commission <br />From: Bridget Bacon, Museum Coordinator <br />Date: July 9, 2019 <br />Re: Museum Coordinator's Report <br />The Museum has started to use EventBrite for advance registration for some programs and it's <br />been very successful. In the case of a program cancellation, the Museum staff would be able to <br />email the registrants directly. <br />During the First Friday Art Walk in June, when we featured the wild burros, we had 465 visitors <br />over a period of about two hours. Due in part to that event, the Museum had its highest <br />monthly total of visitors ever, with 959 visitors during the month of June. <br />At the end of May, Betty Scarpella decided to resign from the Historical Commission. Betty still <br />plans to volunteer to help the Museum. The City will likely decide to fill the opening later this <br />year, at the same time other board vacancies are filled. <br />Last year, a group of municipal museum managers in the area started to meet regularly to <br />discuss issues of common interest. Sharon and I attended the most recent meeting in Greeley. <br />Meg Murphy started recently as this year's Museum Oral History Intern. We're happy to have <br />her help with preserving, cataloging, and providing access to the oral history interviews. <br />CenterStage Theatre Company is putting on a production of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" that <br />will be presented as an immersive, traveling theatre experience. I've been working with the <br />directors to have Act II take place on the Museum campus. Look for tickets sales on the Center <br />Stage website (there are to be six performance dates around the first two weekends of August). <br />The Museum will soon announce its new Instagram account! Also, the Museum was <br />approached to have its online photo collection added to the DPLA (Digital Public Library of <br />America) so that it will be accessible and searchable alongside other museum and library <br />collections at one website. We expect Louisville's records to be added soon. <br />Museum Visitors Report (these statistics represent visits to the Museum itself, and not inquiries that <br />come in by email or phone): May visitors: 366; June visitors: 959; YTD: 1948. <br />