Littleton Arts and Culture Survey

Do you love the arts?

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Question 1: Do you attend arts and culture events in Littleton?

Frequently

Several times a year

Once in a while

Never

Question 1a: If you do not attend arts and culture events in Littleton, please tell us why?

Question 2: If you do attend arts and culture events in Littleton, please indicate which ones? (select all that apply)

Question 3: What arts and culture events would you like to see in Littleton that aren’t currently offered?

Question 4: Where do you get information about what is going on in Littleton?

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