Welcome!

Georgia Heritage Center for the Arts is a wonderful organization that
has been in existence for over 10 years and continues to work promoting
the artists of Georgia in every way available to us. As we continue to
move into the future the artists continue to bring new ideas and
volunteer to help us carry them out.

Since you are already on our website I am sure that you have seen all
the different avenues our artists can take advantage of their
membership. There will be new adventures added every year so please
join us on a monthly basis to see what we are doing next.

GHCA opening 3rd location

We are excited to announce that we will be opening our third location the first of October. It will be located in Helen GA. This location will be run more on a co-op formation with artists interested to working in studio type spaces. There will be a $100.00 membership fee to be a part of the gallery and then a fee for square footage of you display space. If you are interested in receiving more information please e-mail jaymih@windstream.net.

Reception June 11, 2010

The Northeast Georgia Arts Tour will open with a reception at the Georgia Heritage Center for the Arts Friday June 11th from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. The Center is located at the northwest corner of the bridge in Tallulah Falls. Jaymi Hampton, Patti Petit,and Susan Holmes will be introducing their new line of pottery during this party.
Chck out the website www.artstour.org to get a listing of the artists who will be demonstrating during the tour June 11,12,13.

Buck Dancing

Jennie Inglis will also be teaching another series of Basic Buck and Flatfoot Dancing on Monday nights For more info, please contact Jennie at 706/348-7542 or at jringlis@windstream.net.

A faerie visits the dance

A faerie visits the dance

Melodie Cowart is dressed up for the dance where the Thursday Tribe of artists all dressed as faeries.

ATC cards

ATC cards

The latest art craze to hit the Georgia mountain area is the “Artists Trading Cards”. This is a fun way to create and share with each other. The Georgia Heritage Center for the Arts has been holding open workshops where the artists have come together and shared their creative ideas as well as their supplies. The point of this project is the exchange of cards as well as personal experience and is not to be sold, but rather to trade.

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