Megan Beyer's guest appearances

Megan Beyer

Through the Noise

Embracing Arlington Arts Talks

Eric Schaeffer

Jonathan Stark

David Carlson

Glenn Hughes

Elizabeth Scott

Andy Wilson

David Deal

Pete Bunce

George Jones

Alex Levy

Sam Horn

Jennifer Hyman

Peggy Smith

Scott Taylor

Molly Smith

OwlTail

Arlington County's "First Lady" and fierce arts advocate Megan Beyer was a distinguished guest on "Embracing Arlington Arts Talks." We talked about the need for a White House Office on Arts and Culture, what is Virginia Humanities focusing on, her previous work as the Director of the President's Committee on Arts and Culture in the Obama Administration, her advice to arts organizations struggling during this pandemic, and much more. So glad Megan is in our corner fighting for the arts!

Arlington County's "First Lady" and fierce arts advocate Megan Beyer was a distinguished guest on "Embracing Arlington Arts Talks." We talked about the need for a White House Office on Arts and Culture, what is Virginia Humanities focusing on, her previous work as the Director of the President's Committee on Arts and Culture in the Obama Administration, her advice to arts organizations struggling during this pandemic, and much more. So glad Megan is in our corner fighting for the arts!

Megan Beyer "Talks" White House Office on Arts and Culture

Janet Kopenhaver, Chair of Embracing Arlington Arts, was honored to interview Arlington County's "First Lady" Megan Beyer who not only has had a stellar career in journalism, but also is a huge and effective advocate for the arts in Arlington, the state of Virginia, the nation and internationally. We discussed her work with the incredibly successful "Turnaround Arts" program hosted by the Kennedy Center, her historic visit to Havana with U.S. arts leaders when she headed up the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities (PCAH), a new project she is working on with Ken Burns and so much more.

Janet Kopenhaver, Chair of Embracing Arlington Arts, was honored to interview Arlington County's "First Lady" Megan Beyer who not only has had a stellar career in journalism, but also is a huge and effective advocate for the arts in Arlington, the state of Virginia, the nation and internationally. We discussed her work with the incredibly successful "Turnaround Arts" program hosted by the Kennedy Center, her historic visit to Havana with U.S. arts leaders when she headed up the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities (PCAH), a new project she is working on with Ken Burns and so much more.

Embracing Arlington Arts Chats with Arlington County "First Lady" Megan Beyer

We're thrilled to welcome Megan Beyer, Executive Director of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. She was appointed to the position when Obama decided to break with tradition and staff the committee with artists instead of philanthropists. Join us for a discussion on the arts and their transformative role in education as we explore the question "Why are the arts always the first to go in financially tough times?" When you hear about the Renaissance, the focus is always the arts, so it's important to continue supporting the arts and access for all.  Megan Beyer is the Executive Director for the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. She led the first cultural delegation to Cuba last spring and promotes arts and humanities in education through the President’s Committee’s initiatives. Created in 1982 under President Reagan, the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) is an advisory committee to the White House on cultural issues.

We're thrilled to welcome Megan Beyer, Executive Director of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. She was appointed to the position when Obama decided to break with tradition and staff the committee with artists instead of philanthropists. Join us for a discussion on the arts and their transformative role in education as we explore the question "Why are the arts always the first to go in financially tough times?" When you hear about the Renaissance, the focus is always the arts, so it's important to continue supporting the arts and access for all.  Megan Beyer is the Executive Director for the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. She led the first cultural delegation to Cuba last spring and promotes arts and humanities in education through the President’s Committee’s initiatives. Created in 1982 under President Reagan, the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) is an advisory committee to the White House on cultural issues.