Arts group Creative Coromandel is suspending some of its operations while it reshapes itself.
The group, which drives the Thames-Coromandel District Council arts strategy, says in a statement it is "hitting the pause button" on some of its operations while it fine-tunes how the organisation is structured.
"Creative Coromandel, He Mana Toi Moehau Trust, is made up of volunteers, artists and people involved in the arts communities. We're excited to be bringing new people into the governance and management areas of our operations" says chairman Len Salt.
"While Creative Coromandel's strategy and purpose will not change, we are taking some time to bring everyone up to speed to review the governance structure to ensure solid and sustainable leadership for the future."
The group says its channels will be a little quieter than usual, and communication in some areas may be a little slower, but the mahi continues behind the scenes. In the meantime, Creative Coromandel will continue its key opportunities for artists and arts organisations, including assessment of applications to the upcoming Creative Communities Scheme funding round opening on September 5.
