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From Left to right:
Norretta Taylor, Past
President 2005-06;
Ann Royer,
Volunteer of The
Year 2006; Kay
Waldrop, Executive
Director
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Throughout the year, the Guild provides
volunteers for Gallery 86, Art After Dark,
Gallery 86 Receptions, International Festival
Day, concert performances, outreach
programs, and HCAC office aid. We are
always coming up with fresh ideas to help
raise money for the arts!
Join us and have fun!
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In the Fall of 2004, There were several
people in the old HCAC office doing a
newsletter mailing. Jane Lesesne casually
commented that the Haywood County Arts
Council needed a Volunteer organization
like a Guild. The see was planted, and in
February 2005, the HGuild of the
Haywood County Arts Council was born.
The first slate of officers was installed in
May 2005. They were Norretta Taylor,
Sharon Hall , Pat Wall, Jenny Nimnick and
John Shafer.
We are a group of volunteers from all
walks of life who are interested in the arts.
We are natives to Waynesville, and
newcomers, seasonal and full-time
residents. We understand the importance
for maintaining the arts for the good of
Haywood County.
The Guild's mission is to promote, support
and assist the Haywood County Arts
Council through volunteerism and
fundraising.
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PURPOSE
The purpose of the Guild shall be to promote the mission
of the Haywood County Arts Council through the activities
and services requested by the Arts Council Board, the
Executive Director, and through activities recommended
by the Guild.
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VISION STATEMENT
In order to further our mission, we will
increase community awareness and
interest in the arts. Through community
activities and in Gallery 86 and its
programs; sustain an enthusiastic
membership and strive to ensure the future
grouwth of the Guild. The Guild as
auziliary to the Haywood County Arts
Council Board of Trustees shall be subject
to drection and guidance of the Board and
with its projects in accordance with the
policies of the Board.
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