The Union County Community Arts Council serves citizens, artists and arts organizations throughout Union County, North Carolina. The Council has been a leading force in the development and promotion of the arts and arts education throughout its existence. For more information about the programs and purpose of the Arts Council, contact us at (704) 283-2784 or email
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The Union County Community Arts Council congratulates the artist winners of the annual Doug Helms Memorial Art Show
December 10, 2009
Best of Show Bill Meacham Haystacks and Rainclouds
Potter’s House Award Sylvia Coppola Tripod Curved Leaf Vase
Best of Photography Category Douglas Wighton Side by Side
Best of Drawing Category Diane Caudle Little Ballerinas Out of Line
Best of Mixed Media Category Bill Colt Salon De Beaute
Best of Category Acrylic and Watercolor June Rollins A Way Out
Best of Category Oil Phyllis Knight First African Church
Best of Category Ceramics and Pottery Andy Smith Untitled
Merit Awards Jeff Botz Jewel Baldwin Walt Devine John Dunlap John Morgan Suzette Sprouse Sullivan
Rolling Hills Country Club was the site of a memorable evening of CLASSIC MOTOWN, a tribute to Motown and R & B on January 23. More than 230 patrons and friends of the arts enjoyed fine dining, a silent fine art auction, a star-studded performance by local community entertainers, “The Magic of Motown Stars” and headline performers SPECTRUM, straight from Las Vegas. We would like to say thank you to our sponsors: Verizon, State Utility Contractors, Duke Energy Foundation, Brewer-Hendley Oil Company, CMC-Union, Presbyterian Medical Plaza of Monroe, Goulston Technologies, The Jim Plyler Family, and Winchester Properties. 100% of the proceeds from the evening’s event supported the Arts in Education programs and services of the Union County Community Arts Council
For more information contact Union County Community Arts Council (704) 283-2784
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