TAP IN THE NEWS
TAP in the News
Tri Arts Project is proud to share the recognition we’ve received in the media. Below are the latest articles and stories celebrating our mission to provide space and opportunities for arts education, creation, and presentation.
- “Public Art in Castle Rock Shines Spotlight on Nature”
Published: March 25, 2025, Livability Castle Rock, CO
Writer Wesley Broome explores a blooming art industry in the Castle Rock area which fosters vibrant creativity through a relationship with nature and the town. TAP President, Dana Frazee, along with the Public Art Commission and local artists group CRAA, discuss the relationship of Castle Rock, outdoor spaces, and art.
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- “The Power of Art – Interview with Tri Arts Project”
Published: March 18, 2025, Just Human
Host Jay Boykin engages with Dana Frazee, the president of the Tri Arts Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering creativity and community through the arts in Castle Rock, Colorado. They discuss the mission of TAP, the variety of classes offered, the importance of art in community building, and the challenges faced by the organization. Dana shares insights on the transformative power of art, upcoming events, and how individuals can get involved in supporting the arts.
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- “Castle Rock Crew #007”
Published: February 18, 2025, Castle Rock Crew
Spotlight on TAP providing some background, the ground TAP has covered in the past 2 years, and some of the many ways for you to build creativity through classes and our gallery.
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Published: September 1, 2024, Castle Pines Connection
The arts are about to take full bloom in Castle Rock thanks to the Tri Arts Project (TAP).
Read more → “Art in the Area: Grand Opening!”
Published: October 1, 2024, Area Newsletter
Tri Arts Project (TAP) was founded in 2022 to answer a rallying cry from the community. Castle Rock lacked and wanted a unifying center for the arts. For the next two years TAP worked with its community, local government, businesses, and other art-focused nonprofits to make its mission a reality – to provide a space for the education, creation, and presentation of the arts.
Read more →“Castle Rock Welcomes a Vibrant New Center for the Arts”
Published: November 1, 2024, Castle Rock City Lifestyle
In a celebration blending history with creativity, Castle Rock’s first dedicated center for the arts, Tri Arts Project (TAP), officially opened its doors in September with a lively ribbon-cutting ceremony at the newly renovated Cantril School Building. A crowd of local officials, business owners, and community members gathered to witness the highly anticipated event and tour the facility.
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