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Virgin Islands Council of the Arts

organization, United States Virgin Islands
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  • Virgin Islands
    Virgin Islands
    / Cultural life

    In 1965, however, the Virgin Islands Council of the Arts was created as an adjunct of the U.S. National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities. Community arts councils have been formed on all three American islands. They sponsor theatrical performances and provide training in the arts and crafts.

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    In 1965, however, the Virgin Islands Council of the Arts was created as an adjunct of the U.S. National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities. Community arts councils have been formed on all three American islands. They sponsor theatrical performances and provide training in the arts and crafts.

    Read More