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CAC Artist in residence Program:
Provides residency to artists in the form of living
quarters, studio and storage to enable artists to grow, develop, and
express their art form. This program fosters the artist with low cost
rent; marketing and grant support; and opportunities to perform and
exhibit their art. The Program provides an extensive library of
resources covering visual, performing, and language arts.
The Lois M. Nelson Theatre and Performing Arts Program:
The 600 seat proscenium theater is an entry way for
performing arts patrons to find their way to the Collingwood Arts
Center. In addition to plays and concerts sponsored by CAC, the theatre
is host to local, regional, and national companies renting the
facility for rehearsals and/or performances. Smaller venues such as
poetry readings, house concerts, and chamber recitals are held in the
parlors of the historic Gerber House.
CAC Arts Education Program:
The Collingwood Arts Center provides opportunities for
the general public to appreciate the arts by immersing them in classes,
workshops, and art camp activities. This program encourages growth in
the arts through instruction, practicum, and performance experiences.
The presence of the Children's Theatre Workshop and ToDAY Productions
at the CAC give added opportunities for children and young people to
experience first hand the joys of theater arts. |
The CAC needs your
ongoing support. Please consider making a sustaining contribution for
the preservation and programs of the Collingwood Arts Center.
CAC Community Partners
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