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Collaboration *Throughout the year, the KCHM hosts special efiibits, programs, and events to promote the topic of a particular e*ribit. We uprk with local businesses and oiher non-profiis to co-market these events which increase e&osure for both parties. ln the past and present, ure have sought assistance with the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce, which has been beneficial. Through co-sponsoring events, having a booth, etc., vrc have increased our presence at events throughout Kittiias County. We epect to continue e4canding our community presence in 2020. We partner with organizations to provide e*ribits, information, or provide involvement that helps to enhance community events. A few of those are: Spirit of the West Covrboy Galhering: An e*ribit on cornboy culture; Jaz.inlhe Valley: Exhibit on local music history plus a children's craft activity; Cruisin'for Hospice Car Show Provide antique cars for display; Ellensburg Rodeo/Kittitas County Fair: Eiribii on event history and provide historical photos and information for display ai the event; Ellensburg Film Festival: Venue for movie showings; Moments to Remember: An annual e*ribit that focuses on an aspect of local nostalgia; and Puget Sound Energy Wild Horse Wind Farm: ltems loaned for annual display and parinership for the annual Ellensburg Rodeo Parade. Walking Tours: Parinership with Gallery One Visual Arts Center, Ellensburg Dounrtoun Association, Hauniing Ellensburg, and more, to provide themed walking tours in and around Ellensburg. We also serve as a resoLlrce for historical artifacts, photographs, and information for events such as newbusinesses, local events, individuals doing research, and more. We also provide space for events and hosting teacher-training activities for statewide organizations. We also partner with other organizations ihrough our e*ribits and programming, such as the Roslyn Museum, the Northern Kittitas County Historical Society (Carpenier House Museum and Cle Elum Telephone Museum), Thorp Mill, the Cascade Association of Museums and History, the Washington Museum Association, and other local and regional events. Our annual Lecture Series is made possible through collaboration with the Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau and potential parinerships with a number of local and regional groups, such as Central Washington University, the Mountains to Sound Greenvwy, and more. 2500 character linit 5lFuture Plans Please explain what plans exist to allow this project to become self-sustaining. lnclude any plans for ticket sales, event sponsors, and other cost-recovery models.