Summary
The Art League turns away as many summer camp kids as it enrolls — about 300 each — because its 94th Street building is at capacity. The city will chip in up to $309,000, half the estimated $617,550 cost, to add 1,400 square feet of classroom and exhibit space, with a goal of opening by summer 2027.
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Last discussed Jul 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
City share capped at $309,000, likely from the capital maintenance fund with an FY28 contribution increase to replenish it.
Families, campers, artists, and tourists who use the year-round arts center — plus downtown businesses that benefit from the cultural draw.
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