The Worcester County Arts Council’s Gallery is open Tuesdays - Sundays from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Visit the Gallery to view the exquisite artwork of our Co-Op artists and juried show entries. The Co-Op includes acrylic, collage, mixed media, watercolor artwork, blown glass, ceramics, jewelry, painting on silk, etc.
Promoting and Cultivating Arts Since 1976
Welcome to the Worcester County Arts Council - the Home of the Arts!
The Worcester County Arts Council was designated the local arts agency for Worcester County by the Worcester County Commissioners in 1976. As a non-profit, 501 (c3) organization, the Arts Council works to lead the way in support of the Arts with programs designed to encourage diversity, access, and inclusion of everyone in the Community.
We strive to bring the Arts to under-served areas of the Community with its wealth of free, high-quality art exhibits, activities, performances, and other cultural art programming designed for children and adults alike.
Visit our charming Gallery and experience the beauty of local Arts!
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS & COMMUNITY SERVICES
TO VIEW OUR FEATURED EXHIBITS
“SEASONS” JURIED SHOW BERLIN LIBRARY GALLERY GULL CREEK GALLERY
ARTS ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY
We are thrilled to announce that the Worcester County Arts Council is conducting an Economic Impact Study of the Arts in Worcester County to measure the economic and social value of the Arts, Artists, and Arts Council's programming and contributions to the local Community.
We are proud to work with the Salisbury University Perdue School of Business BEACON team, Salisbury University students, and our partners at Worcester County Tourism on this important research.
Above: Anna Mullis (center), WCAC Executive Director pictured with John Hickman, BEACON Director (right), and Dr. KwangWook Gang, Associate Professor Salisbury University Perdue School of Business.
Above: Pictured from left - Brianna Dix, Marketing Specialist and Nancy Schwendeman, Workforce Development Specialist - Office of Tourism and Economic Development; Ishmael "Bailey" Willey, John Hickman - SU BEACON Perdue School of Business; Anna Mullis - WCAC Executive Director, Dr. KwangWook GANG - Associate Professor, SU Perdue School of Business.
MARYLAND’S ARTS SECTOR RANKS HIGH IN VALUE!
Several rankings announced over the last few months show the positive economic impact and strong support for Maryland’s arts and culture sector, of which the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) is a primary funder.
The National Center for Arts Research, or SMU DataArts recently ranked Maryland first in public support of the arts, as well as fifth overall for the most arts-vibrant states. These first-ever rankings researched the nationwide supply, demand, and government support for the arts.
To read the full report, follow THIS LINK.
