Senator Wozniak and Representative Hanna are hosting a Green Energy Fair on Sunday, December 7, 2008, from Noon to 4:00 p.m. at the
Friday, November 14, 2008
Green Energy Fair
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
September 12 Gallery Walk
Gallery Walk
September 12, 2008
5-8 p.m.
Visit 5 galleries in downtown Lock Haven.
Galleries & Artists
(Click on each image to see its enlargement.)
Clinton County Arts Council
7 West Main Street
Featuring - Stan Wisniewski
Sand Piper Designs
100 East Main Street
Featuring - George Stefanski
Contemporary Concepts
15 Corning Street
Featuring - Kurt Herrman
Avenue Frame & Gallery
106 Bellefonte Avenue
Featuring - Sue Champion and
Sally Sample
Annie Halenbake Ross Library
232 West Main Street
Featuring - Deb Farley
CCAC Coming Events
October 10: Ghost Walk
November 14: Photo Contest
5-8 p.m.
Visit 5 galleries in downtown Lock Haven.
Galleries & Artists
(Click on each image to see its enlargement.)
Clinton County Arts Council
7 West Main Street
Featuring - Stan Wisniewski
Sand Piper Designs
100 East Main Street
Featuring - George Stefanski
Contemporary Concepts
15 Corning Street
Featuring - Kurt Herrman
Avenue Frame & Gallery
106 Bellefonte Avenue
Featuring - Sue Champion and
Sally Sample
Annie Halenbake Ross Library
232 West Main Street
Featuring - Deb Farley
CCAC Coming Events
October 10: Ghost Walk
November 14: Photo Contest
Visit our gallery or check our website for information about our fall listing of art classes.
Website
http://www.clintoncountyartscouncil.org/
7 West Main Street
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Featuring Local Artists
Paintings, Sculpture, Jewelry, Photography, Tapestry
Phone: 570 - 748 - 0949
Website
http://www.clintoncountyartscouncil.org/
7 West Main Street
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Featuring Local Artists
Paintings, Sculpture, Jewelry, Photography, Tapestry
Phone: 570 - 748 - 0949
Monday, December 17, 2007
Membership Corner
Membership Corner
The Board and the Membership Committee wish to extend a great big thanks to all of you who are current members of the CCAC. The journey to revive the Clinton County Arts Council, over the last three years, has been filled with some wonderful success stories and some bumps in the road. Nothing out of the ordinary for an organization trying to reorganize and work through some growing pains. Through the Art Walks we have had an opportunity to showcase the talent of local artists from all arenas of the artistic community. We have also brought recognition to the talent and potential that lies within our Clinton County student population, from pre-k through college. We have many hopes and dreams for the future and want to know what ideas you might have to contribute to the growing of the council and the arts in our county. Feel free to put your hopes and dreams on paper and send them to the office. The Board will look at all input and consider how it might fit into our plans for the future.
This year we have been able to send out membership cards to all who have paid their 2007 membership to date. If you recently sent in your membership, you will be receiving your card in the mail, soon. We have been able to continue to grow with the help and support of all of you. Please encourage anyone you know to become a member of the CCAC. Your membership has helped us to keep our space in the building at 7 West Main Street, in Lock Haven. The consignment shop and gallery is open to artists who wish to display and sell their work. Classes are conducted as we are able to have a minimum group of five participants. Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 there is open studio time. It is an opportunity for artists to come and work on a current project in an atmosphere that is open to discussion or critique, if requested. Above all the most important reason to become a member of the CCAC is knowing that your membership supports the ongoing need to grow the recognition and growth of the arts in our county. We live in a time when this arena is taking a lesser place in education and importance in society. The arts are the way people and cultures tell their stories, capture their history and reveal the truth and beauty of the world in which they live. Whether performance, literary, musical, painting or other various forms of the fine arts, they are and always have been important in the growth of our civilizations throughout history.
Thank you for continuing to share in and support the vision of the Clinton County Arts Council. We look forward to your continued support and input as we continue to move forward.
Judith Halpate
Co-Chair of Membership.
Wish List: One four drawer file cabinet.
One metal cabinet with doors that lock (about 4 to 6 shelves)
The Board and the Membership Committee wish to extend a great big thanks to all of you who are current members of the CCAC. The journey to revive the Clinton County Arts Council, over the last three years, has been filled with some wonderful success stories and some bumps in the road. Nothing out of the ordinary for an organization trying to reorganize and work through some growing pains. Through the Art Walks we have had an opportunity to showcase the talent of local artists from all arenas of the artistic community. We have also brought recognition to the talent and potential that lies within our Clinton County student population, from pre-k through college. We have many hopes and dreams for the future and want to know what ideas you might have to contribute to the growing of the council and the arts in our county. Feel free to put your hopes and dreams on paper and send them to the office. The Board will look at all input and consider how it might fit into our plans for the future.
This year we have been able to send out membership cards to all who have paid their 2007 membership to date. If you recently sent in your membership, you will be receiving your card in the mail, soon. We have been able to continue to grow with the help and support of all of you. Please encourage anyone you know to become a member of the CCAC. Your membership has helped us to keep our space in the building at 7 West Main Street, in Lock Haven. The consignment shop and gallery is open to artists who wish to display and sell their work. Classes are conducted as we are able to have a minimum group of five participants. Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 there is open studio time. It is an opportunity for artists to come and work on a current project in an atmosphere that is open to discussion or critique, if requested. Above all the most important reason to become a member of the CCAC is knowing that your membership supports the ongoing need to grow the recognition and growth of the arts in our county. We live in a time when this arena is taking a lesser place in education and importance in society. The arts are the way people and cultures tell their stories, capture their history and reveal the truth and beauty of the world in which they live. Whether performance, literary, musical, painting or other various forms of the fine arts, they are and always have been important in the growth of our civilizations throughout history.
Thank you for continuing to share in and support the vision of the Clinton County Arts Council. We look forward to your continued support and input as we continue to move forward.
Judith Halpate
Co-Chair of Membership.
Wish List: One four drawer file cabinet.
One metal cabinet with doors that lock (about 4 to 6 shelves)
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Welcome
Greetings and welcome to the new weblog for the Clinton County Arts Council. We are excited about beginning this venture into a new and improved way to keep our members informed about the activities of the Arts Council. It is also our hope that this will become a place for all who have an interest in the arts within our region as well as globally. Please browse the features of this site and feel free to let us know what you find interesting as well as what you wish to suggest for improvement of the blog service. Thanks for visiting.
Rich Wykoff
CCAC Board Member
Rich Wykoff
CCAC Board Member
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