Medina Triennial invites public to hear how they can be part of this year’s big arts initiative

MEDINA – The Village of Medina will be hosting a major arts initiative this year, with 50,000 people expected to visit Medina to see works by 35 different artists showcased at 12 sites in the community.

The Medina Triennial is the first initiative of its kind in the region. It will feature artists from around the  world from June 6 to Sept. 7 to see the exhibits and public programs.

The Triennial welcomes the community to see how they can volunteer and be a part of the event. There will be a complimentary brunch and information session at the Triennial’s headquarters on Saturday  from 1 to 3 p.m. The Triennial “Hub” is located at 345 N Main St. (the former NAPA Auto Parts building).

To RSVP, contact info@medinatriennial.org or call (585) 590-9947.

“We’ll be answering frequently asked questions and announcing volunteer/employment opportunities in a very casual sit-down style conversation,” said Federico Rosario, Community Engagement & Programs Coordinator for the Triennial. “This event is an opportunity to hear about the Triennial’s goals and upcoming volunteer and work opportunities.”

The Triennial is an initiative of the New York Power Authority with funding from other sponsors, too.