Indiana’s Grain Elevators in Watercolor

Now hanging in the Twenty North Gallery – Indiana’s Grain Elevators in Watercolor, by Cathleen Huffman. Come on inside and see the show up close!

Ready for our next show!

The floors are polished, the walls are cleaned and the gallery is nearly ready for our next show! Please come see us during Riley Festival!

Chris Sickels work featured in NYC

Get the story of how the project came about, and and a look behind the scenes at Chris Sickels’ creation process at his blog.

HCA Nominated for Award

Exciting news! The HCA has been nominated for the Greenfield Chamber’s “Non-Profit Community Service Award of the Year”!!! To be presented at their annual meeting and dinner on March 23.

Hancock Co. Arts Announces New Location!

Pre-view opening of Twenty North

The Hancock County Arts and Cultural Council (HCA) Board are excited to announce its new home at 20A North State Street, Greenfield, Indiana 46140. The not-for-profit Hancock County Arts (HCA) will be open for a pre-view of the new space to its members, patrons, and the public this Saturday, December 6th from 11:00a.m. to 5:30p.m., during the downtown Greenfield Christmas Festival. Visitors will be able to see select art from local artists and sip hot chocolate. In addition, Twenty North will also be open Second Friday, December 12th, 2014 5pm to 8pm.

This new space is a very exciting new opportunity for HCA. Possibilities are limitless for Twenty North: gallery shows, art receptions, small music/theatre venue, space for artisan works, classes, workshops, and more.

To become a member or patron of Hancock County Arts contact Jackie Osting.

2015 will be an exciting time as HCA plans for its Grand Opening, Annual Meeting Dessert Reception, and Will Vawter Art Show to name a few events. Follow Hancock County Arts on Facebook and keep coming back to our site as we add to our list of upcoming events.

Clark Ketchum – Lifetime Member

Steve Smith, Hancock County Arts President, recently presented Clark Ketchum with his permanent membership card, honoring his many years of service to the arts. Clark was instrumental in forming the arts council when he was the Greenfield Parks Director. Steve made the presentation to Clark while visiting with him in Petoskey, Michigan where he now lives. His wife, Grace, is also pictured.