Cities with less than 50,000 people that aren't college towns with arts based offerings. (colleges, parks)

[ckhthankgod]

Can anyone think of such places anywhere? I can think of one or two places that would fit, but are there any others?

[DinsdalePirahna]

Rhinebeck/Redhook, NY
Woodstock, NY

Actually the entire region Mid Hudson Valley / Catskill Mountain Region would work.

Sure there are colleges there, but they really do not define their towns

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by DinsdalePirahna

Rhinebeck/Redhook, NY
Woodstock, NY

Actually the entire region Mid Hudson Valley / Catskill Mountain Region would work.

Sure there are colleges there, but they really do not define their towns

Also very similar to the Hudson Valley area is the Deleware Valley and New Hope

[kidphilly]

New Hope, Pennsylvania - The Arts Are Thriving - YouTube


Second Saturday New Hope - YouTube

[Natural510]

Many small towns in NorCal north of San Francisco (like Bolinas & Willits) would qualify.

[ckhthankgod]

Places like Corning, Auburn, Glens Falls, Cooperstown, Rome and Norwich come to mind off the top of my head, but I had the first 3 in mind when I thought of this question.

[Bydand]

If you mean offerings like art galleries, small sculpture parks, etc... there are several along Michigans west coast. Pentwater is probably the smallest, but they have several galleries.

[DubbleT]

Abingdon VA?

[kidyankee764]

Westport, Litchfield, Essex and Old Saybrook, Connecticut.

[debzkidz]

Taos, NM