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FESTIVAL OF LIGHT !  Don’t miss it!  Saturday, November 9, 10 - 4 Veteran’s Memorial Hall in Weaverville, just off Hwy 299.  Enjoy a hot soup lunch on a crisp wintery day, begin your Holiday shopping with the many quality North State vendors, bring home wonderful home-baked goods for winter entertaining.  Be entertained by the brilliant young musicians who will provide a rollicking recital, and feel the satisfaction that comes from knowing that you are supporting a Scholarship Fund providing Art and Music Lessons to Trinity County children.    SEE MORE
"Weaverville, brightest spot between Redding and the Coast" 
As we approach a Dark and Cold- Wet Winter, many people have expressed a hope that the Arts Council and friends would kindly install lights (knowing that we have hung Christmas lights for the past 4 years).  The historic buildings bedecked in light, truly is MAGICAL.   SEE MORE
NORTH COAST OTTERS PROJECT is an ambitious collaboration of art and science, encouraging imagination and observation from our region ’ s rich creative community. This public arts initiative provides an accessible opportunity to explore our connection with nature through engagement with this charismatic critter. The project will commission 100 unique pieces of Otter Art to be displayed at shops, galleries, schools, and other North Coast locations.  3 Trinity artists are participating.   SEE MORE
AFTER  SCHOOL  ART  CLASSES / kids: John Garrett, former art instructor for Lewiston Elementary School, provides private pay classes for  kids at his Studio G in Weaverville, behind the Highland Art Center.  The Trinity County Arts Council offers scholarships to Studio G with the Festival Of Light Scholarship Program.  Applications available.  Contact John for information about his class schedule: (530) 623-4213.
DEBEE HOLLAND  OLSON:  Painting classes held through the Highland Art Center.    Award winning pastel painter and teacher, Debee and students meet at an outdoor location where she does a demonstration with dry pastels and teaches how to simplify a complex scene into a pleasing composition, color theory and pastel techniques.
ART CLASSES / REDDING:  The North Valley Art League offers a wide selection of art classes.  Everybody is welcome.  NVAL classes/workshops .  The Shasta County Arts Council offers classes in journalism and a variety of medium.  Both organizations provide seasonal and ongoing opportunities.
BLACK  SMITH  CLASSES: J. J. Jackson Museum, Weaverville - Fire the forge, strike the anvil and hammer that steel into tools and pieces of art.  Seasoned black smith Rod Plew and Glen Grigsby are teaching the trade to beginners and experienced students.  Contact the Museum for details: trinitymuseum.org ​

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ARTS EVENTS

Trinity County is proud to be the home of an eclectic and diverse population of professional artists and crafters in almost all media forms and music. 
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OPPORTUNITIES

​A multitude of Art Opportunities are available in Trinity County and neighboring counties.  TCAC is the Resource Connection​.  Art Opportunities SEE MORE

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OUR MISSION
Advance Trinity County through the arts and creativity.
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OUR VISION
Brand Trinity County as an Art Cultural Destination
PO Box 1887, Weaverville, CA 96093
530-623-2760
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