2019 Arts Academy: Creative learning in a tranquil environment Workshops in basketry, pottery, stained glass, and barn quilt painting will be offered in Highland during … Continue Reading
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After Jack is a musical celebration of togetherness. Named 2014 Americana Vocal Group of the Year by the Appalachian Cultural Music Association, the trio couples a … Continue Reading
Highland County Arts Council March 2019 Art Exhibits: Highland Seasons continues at the Highland County Library through March 27. The exhibit expresses, according to Michael Bedwell, … Continue Reading
The Highland County Arts Council will add to the 2019 Maple Festival celebration with musical performances on March 9th and March 16th at 3:00 p.m. … Continue Reading
The Highland County Fair Association and the Highland Arts Council are excited to announce an art contest to determine the cover for this year’s Fair … Continue Reading
Enjoy the beauty and magnificence of Highland County in Michael Bedwell’s photography exhibit, Highland Seasons, now on display in the Mountainview Room of the Highland … Continue Reading
What’s love got to do with it? Everything! Jump start your romantic Valentine’s weekend with “Hooray for Love,” an evening of love songs performed by … Continue Reading
The previously cancelled (due to weather) performance by members of The Heifetz Institute has been rescheduled for Sunday, April 28th at 3:00 p.m. We hope … Continue Reading
Artist Janice Estrada’s quilted wallhangings are on display in the Mountainview Room of the Highland County Public Library now through February 16th. A reception for … Continue Reading
The Sunday December 9th Heifetz Institute concert has been cancelled due to weather conditions. This concert will be rescheduled for a later date. Please check … Continue Reading
About HCAC
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 and friends. Much of our work is done by enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers.
