Whitewater Arts Alliance Seeks Members & Volunteers

We’re excited to invite you to join our remarkable cultural collective at The Whitewater Arts Alliance! It’s been an encouraging year for the WAA as we’ve continued programming for the community. As a paid Arts Alliance member, your benefits include:

  • Reduced fees to participate in our exhibits (including free Member Show Highlight in Nov/Dec)
  • Reduced prices on wonderful workshops
  • Announcements about exhibit/workshop opportunities from other artists and local organizations
  • Supporting community events like solo shows, group shows, community theatre, our annual Savory Sounds Concert Series, and more!

Membership is tax deductible and lasts through the calendar year – January through December.

We also thrive because of the work of our volunteers. Consider becoming a docent (a receptionist/guide at the Cultural Arts Center), or help us install a show. Perhaps you’re a great baker and could donate a few goodies for a reception. Let us know how you might be willing to help; no experience is required and it’s easy to learn. Any amount of time you have to give is greatly appreciated. For more information, contact wwartsalliance@gmail.com. To sign up as a member, you can go to https://www.whitewaterarts.org/shop/whitewater-arts-alliance-2022-membership.

Join us as we work together as a community to support the arts and culture in Whitewater!

Sincerely,
The WAA Board of Directors

“Art is not a mirror held up to reality but a hammer with which to shape it.” – Bertolt Brecht

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