Events
THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING GOING ON
A Letter From THE PRESIDENT
Happy New Year!
Finally, the page of the 2021 calendar has turned and we are eagerly looking forward to another year of music, art, and community celebrations at the North Augusta Cultural Arts Council. While we have been somewhat curtailed by the global pandemic’s effects on our community, we were fortunate to have offered you some of our “signature” programming in 2021 and we are already working towards a full
calendar of events for 2022.
And we want to see you in ’22! Please take a look at the slate of upcoming events on our webpage and set aside the dates that you surely do not want to miss.
Do you have ideas for us to consider as we plan ahead? We would love to hear from you! Please send your suggestions to our Executive Director, Ken Smith, using the “Contact” button on our website. Our charge is to bring our community’s best to the forefront – your input will help us plan events that you are eager to attend.
Are you interested in becoming involved in our work? Volunteers are welcomed and appreciated! Just let us know and we will be in touch.
Look to hear more from us in the coming weeks as we prepare for our year in service to our community.
Most sincerely,
Kathryn Martin
President
Teacher Grants!
Congratulations!
Uyen Griffis
Early Learning Special Needs Teacher and Devonne McKie, Kindergarten Teacher. Both are from Hammond Hills Elementary. Their project was titled "There's a Leader in Me" and. involves creating one of a kind art canvases using the seven leadership habits that they have studied..
Megan Gee
Music Teacher at Belvedere Elementary. Her project was "Performing during a Pandemic" which involves musical virtual performances for parents, teachers, and shared on school web pages.
Heather Hargrove
Art Teacher at Belvedere Elementary. Her project was called "Hey! That's my Mat! Her project involved obtaining individual clay mats for students in creating their own clay projects.
Rachel Polvadore & Meredith Noland
Art Teachers at North Augusta High School. Their project involved "" Fiber Arts and Sewing" using dress forms for several different projects and across multiple courses.
