A - Arts, Culture & Humanities

  • Matthews Playhouse is a community based non-profit theatre committed to enriching the lives of children, adults, and families by inviting them to participate in the world of performing arts and education.

    ​We commit to this mission by ensuring the excellence of our cultural programs for the participation and enjoyment of the people in our community.

  • The Seaforth High School Performing Arts Foundation is organized exclusively to provide volunteer and fundraising support for the performing arts programs at Seaforth High School: Theatre, Vocal Music, and Dance.

  • Woodshed Arts supports collaborative art in and around Chatham County by providing space, mentoring, and community for multigenerational creators.

  • Formed in 2017 to create and sustain an arts and entertainment district located in downtown Fayetteville.

  • Reconsidered Goods mission is to promote environmental awareness, community engagement, and creative expression through reuse, education, and the arts. We imagine a world where nothing is used once nor thrown away but instead reused again and again.

  • Advancing the common good through literacy, creativity, and community.

  • The Artist Village Community Theatre is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to enrich, educate and entertain our community by providing a quality and affordable theatre experience.
    Our mission is to entertain, inform, and educate youth and adult community members; thereby enriching cultural life through the arts and to create opportunities for children and adults to develop talents in all aspects of theatre arts.
    Artist Village plans to offer affordable instructional, curriculum infusion, and classes for various age groups, youth through adults.

  • The Music Academy of NC enables students of all ages, interests, abilities, and backgrounds to discover, develop, realize, and express their inherent talents.

  • Founded in 1967 with the vision of “arts for all citizens,” the North Carolina Arts Council sustains and grows the arts for the benefit of North Carolinians and their communities.

    The North Carolina Arts Council strives to deliver resources for arts development to all 100 counties of the state through programs that are fair, transparent and accountable.

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