Introduction | Arts in Community Education | Arts in Community Spaces | Commissioners | Concourse Gallery | Friends of the Arts | Newsletters | Performing Arts | Permanent Collection | Arlington Hall Gallery | Volunteer | Contact Us | Links | Literary Arts | Art LinksBy linking to other Web sites, the City of Upper Arlington is in no way responsible for the information contained therein.Click here to learn more about the arts in Upper Arlington City School District. Upper Arlington Community Orchestra The ensemble was formed in 1965 as the Northwest Civic Orchestra and changed its name to the Upper Arlington Civic Orchestra when it moved to Upper Arlington. Upon becoming a non-profit organization the name became the Upper Arlington Community Orchestra. The 70-member ensemble of volunteers cover a wide spectrum of ages and professions and come from all over central Ohio. The UACO regularly collaborates with other arts organizations and shares its stage with professional and student soloists. The orchestra has premiered several works. Three full concerts a year are currently presented in the sanctuary of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Upper Arlington. A primary source of support comes from dues paying members and private donations. Support is also enjoyed from Covenant Presbyterian Church, the Cultural Arts Commission of Upper Arlington, Upper Arlington Friends of the Arts,The Columbus Foundation and several local corporations. The orchestra is firmly committed to community music and therefore welcomes new members without audition. Please visit our Joining the Orchestra page for more information.
The U. A. Photographic Society members submit photographs for exhibits in galleries. The Society also has meetings on the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm in the U.A. Municipal Building. The meetings are a time for the members to share photographic techniques, to ask questions, to share travel experiences and to take field trips to special exhibits. Persons interested in exhibiting photographs, and discussing photographic techniques are encouraged to join. For additional information, contact Frank Himes (614-457-1436). Columbus Arts Marketing Association Founded in 1987, CAMA is a professional development and networking association that cooperatively markets and promotes the arts and culture in Greater Columbus.
ColumbusArts.com Your guide to cultural events and organizations in central Ohio. Delaware Arts Castle The Delaware County Cultural Arts Center is a not-for profit organization dedicated to nurturing the creative energies of the people of Delaware County through the teaching and practice of the visual, performing, and literary arts. Dublin Arts Council Dublin, Ohio Since 1983, DAC has grown from an ad-hoc committee to a private nonprofit, impacting thousands of individuals each year through a variety of community arts programs, including an award-winning Art in Public Places program, an annual Art + Music Festival, and the Sundays at Scioto concert series.
Greater Columbus Arts Council The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC), a not-for-profit organization, encourages and supports cultural development in the Greater Columbus area. In this capacity, GCAC provides technical services to artists and arts organizations, acts as the community's voice on arts advocacy issues, and serves as the official agency for the City of Columbus grants for the arts. GCAC administers the Columbus Arts Festival, the Business Arts Partnership program, and the Community Arts Education program, which consists of Artists-in-Schools and Children of the Future, a public safety project targeted to youth ages 5-14. Arts & Economic Prosperity III Final Report 2007 Keep Franklin County Beautiful Waste Not Center Keep Franklin County Beautiful (KFCB) is a small environmental non-profit organization working to promote recycling and litter awareness in Franklin County. KFCB is a certified Keep America Beautiful affiliate. The Waste Not Center was created to help artists and teachers find useful materials that businesses have donated. 
Worthington Arts Council The Worthington Arts Council exists to encourage, provide, and support arts and cultural activities and groups in our community. For over 26 years the Arts Council has been working to directly impact the activities of other local arts organizations, artists, and students of the arts. Lynette Santoro-Au, Arts Manager Emily Cable, Arts Coordinator Cultural Arts Division Parks & Recreation Department City of Upper Arlington 3600 Tremont Road Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Phone: 614-583-5310 lsantoroau@uaoh.net ecable@uaoh.net www.ua-ohio.net |
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