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Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Passionate artists sharing their skills with the community,
Working with young and old alike the team at Garrard Arts generously gives back to the community through tireless service and commitment.
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our amazing team of regulars and part-time volunteers are committed to helping others. We take our convictions and turn them into action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
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Our History
Our Mission
Our History
The Garrard County Arts Council had it’s beginnings in 2008, becoming a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization in 2012.
A group of civic minded people, with a heart for the arts, began the dream of an organization that would engage citizens of Lancaster, Kentucky in the arts. Working with limited resources, we set out to enrich the lives of ol
The Garrard County Arts Council had it’s beginnings in 2008, becoming a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization in 2012.
A group of civic minded people, with a heart for the arts, began the dream of an organization that would engage citizens of Lancaster, Kentucky in the arts. Working with limited resources, we set out to enrich the lives of old and young with an array of art experiences. With support from local businesses and volunteers, we worked to acquire a physical space where people could share their passion and develop artistic skills.
In 2018 we lost the lease on our first home on Richmond Street which we had labored to renovate. We marched ahead homeless yet not without a determined spirit. With the goal of never being at the mercy of a landlord again we purchased the historic Wherritt House at 206 Lexington Street with the help of MACED and the generosity of M. Nicolas Martin, M.D..