Utica Monday Nite announces end of summer-long programming
By: WUTR Staff
Updated: March 7, 2012
Utica Monday Nite says they are bringing down the final curtain on its Summer Series, according to a news release.
After 15 years of celebrating music, art, history and heritage, the Utica Monday Nite Board says they will end their summer-long programming.
Due to difficult economic times for the Arts, Utica Monday Nite says they have decided to bring the phase of their mission to an end.
"We remain a non-profit dedicated to presenting and promoting an Arts economy in various forms, throughout the Cultural Corridor," said director Lynne Mishalanie in a statement.
After 15 years of celebrating music, art, history and heritage, the Utica Monday Nite Board says they will end their summer-long programming.
Due to difficult economic times for the Arts, Utica Monday Nite says they have decided to bring the phase of their mission to an end.
"We remain a non-profit dedicated to presenting and promoting an Arts economy in various forms, throughout the Cultural Corridor," said director Lynne Mishalanie in a statement.
