The Infrastructure of Well-Being: How Arts, Culture and Community Spaces Shape Health, Connection and Quality of Life Registration

Join the Polk Arts & Health Collaborative for The Infrastructure of Well-Being: How Arts, Culture and Community Spaces Shape Health, Connection and Quality of Life, an engaging conversation exploring how arts, culture, healthcare, business, and civic leadership work together to build healthier, more connected communities.

The program will feature a special performance by a Lakeland Symphony Orchestra string quartet, highlights from the newly released Economic Impact study, and a dynamic panel discussion with leaders from government, healthcare, business, and the arts. Together, we’ll examine how creative communities foster economic vitality, improve quality of life, strengthen social connection, and support community well-being.

Thursday, September 10, 2026

11:30 am: Networking and Lakeland Symphony Orchestra String Quartet
12 pm - 1 pm: Lunch and Convening
Location: Catapult Lakeland

Lunch is provided with registration. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.

Parking: Catapult parking is reserved and is not available for event attendees. Please plan to use nearby public downtown parking. A parking map and recommendations will be provided with your registration confirmation.

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