Arts committee plans song-matching game for concert
Watertown's Public Arts and Culture Committee planned how to display community song stories at the late-summer concert. Members reviewed a spreadsheet with 56 submissions and agreed to project each story as its song plays, with a printed one-page matching game for attendees.
Public Arts and Culture Committee · Meeting of April 6, 2026
Watertown's Public Arts and Culture Committee planned how to display community song stories at the late-summer concert. Members reviewed a spreadsheet with 56 submissions and agreed to project each story as its song plays, with a printed one-page matching game for attendees. A member calculated that a two-hour set of four-minute songs holds about 30 songs, so the handout will carry about 30 quotes while a downloadable PDF on the city website will list the full playlist.
Members discussed asking the DJ about a visualizer, issuing a flyer asking for songs by the end of July, and the problem that YouTube links "are not archival quality." No formal votes were taken.
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