Support North Carolina Artist Impacted by COVID 19 - Artist Resources
Since 1979..... Celebrating 40 Years of Art
The Gallery on the Hill has REOPENED!
**GRASSROOTS GRANTS 2020-2021 click here**
Application Deadline Extended till December 31, 2020
**Job Posting**
Executive Director: The Arts Council of Franklin County with a history of promoting the Arts in Franklin County is seeking its next leader. The Director supervises and leads all aspects of The Arts Council’s multi-faceted operations and participates directly in governance and establishment of strategic direction for the organization. This is a part-time position. Click here for job description.
Applicants should send resume to fcac.arts@fcacarts.org.
What We Do
The Franklin County Arts Council (FCAC) is committed to fostering the arts in Franklin County through promotion, funding, and education.
Our Upcoming Events
November19, 2020 - Annual General Meeting - Zoom Meeting
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Get Involved
Civic institutions like arts councils provide a rare opportunity to lead significant change by engaging specific groups to help devise and carry out creative community-building neighborhood programs. The Franklin County Arts Council is a great platform for you to participate in this noble goal! Here are some ways you can work with the Arts Council to acquire new skills, make friends, or just simply support the arts in Franklin.
BECOME A MEMBER
Franklin County Arts Council membership is affordable and comes with lots of benefits. These include perquisites like access to art classes for kids and adults and opportunities for artist members to exhibit and market their work.
LEND A HELPING HAND
This council would be nothing without its staff of volunteers. Are you interested in participating in gallery management, events coordination, fundraising, social media/marketing, teaching, and/or community outreach? We can always use an extra hand!
MAKE A DONATION
The Franklin County Arts Council operates as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization funded primarily through grant money and the generous donations of our membership and other supporters. Please click here to learn more about how to become a patron of the arts in Franklin County.
