The Arts Council

Huntsville, Alabama

Photo by Brian Jones, Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel

Photo by Jeff White

Welcome to

Located inside downtown Huntsville's Von Braun Center
(next to the Playhouse)
700 Monroe Street, SW; Suite 2
Now Celebrating our 47th Year!

Courtesy of Photos by Walt

photo by Richard Calmes




 

The Arts Council, Inc. of Huntsville, Alabama, established in October 1962, receives funding from the City of Huntsville, the Madison County Commission, the Jane K. Lowe Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA, a Federal agency), and the Alabama State Council on the Arts (ASCA), as well as contributions and sponsorships from Tennessee Valley businesses, corporations, and individuals.



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The News This Weekend
Now Up at the art@TAC Gallery!


The Arts Council Gives You an
art@TAC!

art@TAC Gallery
Von Braun Center
700 Monroe Street, SW
(256) 519-2787 (ARTS)

 

 

art@TAC’s Open-Themed Show

 

Included in The Arts Council’s current “Open-Themed” show at the art@TAC Gallery are several pieces ranging from oils to acrylic, etchings, and carbon pigment.  Featured artists are all from Huntsville unless otherwise noted and include:  Cara Fuller, Matthew Broadhurst, Athea Vela, Katrina Weber, Barbara Brigman, Heath McClain, Ken Atkins (Meridianville), Angela True (Harvest), Linda Morton (Madison), Nancy Evett Graham (Madison), and Stephen Lycan (Athens), as well as representatives of the Huntsville Photographic Society and the Huntsville Art League.

 

This show lasts through January, and there is no admission charge.  YOUR support is encouraged in helping TAC keep the visual arts in the public eye, ensuring that visitors view them as a vital component of our community!  For further information, call (256) 529-2787 (ARTS).

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The Fantasticks
2/12/2010 - 2/21/2010 AlphaStage—Renaissance Theatre, Lincoln Center (Ground Level), 1212 Meridian Street, NE