A new Christmas play is coming to town. The Highland County Arts Council will present a touring production of the Christmas play “Exchange of Gifts” … Continue Reading
A new Christmas play is coming to town. The Highland County Arts Council will present a touring production of the Christmas play “Exchange of Gifts” … Continue Reading
The Richard Williams Trio is back to help the Highland County Arts Council celebrate its anniversary once again! The group features William Hayes on piano … Continue Reading
Get ready for an exciting Saturday full of storytelling and great music! As part of the celebration of the Hands and Harvest festival, the Highland … Continue Reading
Hands and Harvest Festival: The Arts Council is joining with the Highland County Chamber of Commerce to bring two performances by storyteller Barbara Lawson on … Continue Reading
The 2019 Emerging Artists of the Garth Newel Music Center in Warm Springs will present a program at the Highland Center on Tuesday, August 6th at 7:00 … Continue Reading
Portraits in Pencil, an exhibit by Larry Hough, is on display in the Mountainview room of the Highland County Public Library. Larry is retired … Continue Reading
Grants: The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge awarded a third grant to the Arts Council to support the monthly performances at the Highland Center. … Continue Reading
Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge: The Arts Council was successful in its application for the grant to support the performances at the Highland … Continue Reading
Farm Life, an exhibit by local artists honoring the roots of Highland County farms, is now on display in the Mountainview Room of the Highland County … Continue Reading
The Highland County Arts Council (HCAC) believes that the arts are essential to our communities. HCAC supports and encourages artists by holding classes, workshops, and camps. We facilitate regular exhibits and performances with local artists and artisans. The Highland County Arts Council is a nonprofit [501(c)3] organization supported by contributions from members, friends, community foundations, and government organizations. Much of our work is done by enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers.
The Highland County Arts Council is proud to present programs that are supported in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge.