Connecticut Arts and Tourism Budget Reduced
Connecticut governor Dannel Malloy has signed off on a budget adjustment that will cut arts and tourism funding in the state to restore a $350 million hold in the budget. Most significantly, Connecticut's "Still Revolutionary" tourism movement has taken a $1 million hit.
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The official description of the "Still Revolutionary" campaign is as follows: "Connecticut's new brand identity, still revolutionary serves as a rallying point to help build pride among residents and bolster the state's reputation as a business and tourism destination. It is a 360-degree integrated marketing campaign delivered through a variety of touch points."
2026 Theater Fans' Choice Awards - Live Stats
Best Off-Broadway Musical - Top 3
1.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee - New World Stages
22.8% of votes
2.
Mexodus - Minetta Lane Theatre
12.1% of votes
3.
Bat Boy - City Center
8.5% of votes
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