The MACK continues to provide unique cultural and educational arts programs that serve our various community members. We are committed to advancing the arts in our communities. Our programs are designed to be affordable and accessible to all. We deliver a variety of high-quality, engaging, and enjoyable experiences for all ages and abilities.
While we continue to advance the critical rehabilitation of the historic Hotel Keturah, the MACK continues to offer high-quality programming. Active programs include Art Instruction, Arts in Basic Curriculum, Community Threads, Painting a Brighter Future, Sundays at Four, Yoder Rosenberg Family Foundation Scholarship, and more.
We look forward to returning to offer our popular Artist Exhibitions, Dinner with the Masters, Juried Art, and Juried Photography in the near future. Numerous new and exciting programs and partnerships are in development for a bright and vibrant return to full service. Thank you for your continued support!
Extensive programming is offered year-round! Our programs are designed to be affordable and accessible to all. Join an art class or workshop today!
Enjoy monthly showcases of regional talent! We strive to feature a broad range of visual art to enhance our connection to culture.
Access to the arts at a young age is critical for development and quality of life. We provide projects designed to prepare our youngest students for continued learning … through the arts!
Every student deserves to have access to a quality arts education program. We provide support to our local schools to develop standards-based art experiences.
Community Threads is a community group for anyone interested in stitching-styled artwork. Participants of all levels of abilities are encouraged to “Come stitch with us”.
This program is designed to entertain, educate, and engage our community art enthusiasts. Join us for an elegant evening of education as we celebrate various masters of the arts … under the stars!
Featuring the best of our regional talent – join us to celebrate showcase fine arts in our extended community! Compete within a wide range of various mediums.
Featuring a diverse range of quality photography – join us to explore this specialized art form. Compete, exhibit, and celebrate!
Painting a Brighter Future is a public art program designed to engage our community members, students, and visitors.
The McCormick Arts Council offers a summer enrichment program to our local students, ages 5 – 15 years old. Programs offer a focus on STEAM and world cultures.
Sundays at Four is a not-for-profit artist series organization in cooperation with McCormick Arts Council at the Keturah (MACK).
Youth Art Month is nationally recognized, and is a dedicated program the MACK offers to students within the region.
The McCormick Arts Council at the Keturah (MACK) is honored to be the organization selected to assist the Yoder Rosenberg Family Foundation in supporting local students.
