Texas Cultural Trust is classified as operating in the N/A industry, NAICS Code .
Trademark Applications
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Texas Cultural Trust doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Texas Cultural Trust is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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X Providing awards programs to honor outstanding Texans in art education, art patronage and artistic disciplines, such as performing arts, literary arts, architecture, folk arts, visual arts, media arts, music, film, and television; art education services, namely, providing arts education curriculum evaluation and guidance, namely, curriculum development assistance, for children in elementary school through grade 12; providing information in the field of art, artists, and arts events via an internet website
07/10/2020
TEXAS CULTURAL TRUST Providing awards programs to honor outstanding Texans in art education, art patronage and artistic disciplines, such as performing arts, literary arts, architecture, folk arts, visual arts, media arts, music, film, and television; art education services, namely, providing arts education curriculum evaluation and guidance, namely, curriculum development assistance, for children in elementary school through grade 12; providing information in the field of art, artists, and arts events via an internet website
07/10/2020
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