Some of the events the GAAC has brought to our community . . . . Ziggy Gamble reads one of his original poems at the Reader's Theater held at the museum on Feb 26, 2000. Popular tradition each year is the Doll Workshop. Tax exempt status was granted in 1992. The GAAC is governed by a board of directors and officers including President, President-elect, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, and Corresponding Secretary.
Directors serve a two-year term.
The business and fiscal year runs January 1 to December 31. The Greencastle Area Arts Council funds many of their programs and events through membership fees and fund-raisers. In addition, the Greencastle-Antrim School District, community organizations and local businesses have helped fund and support some events. When we all work together, our goals can be attained. The GAAC was very fortunate to have our request in early enough to receive our first choice for our 2001 Totem Pole benefit production.