Arts

New sculpture “Angle” by Travis Seeger is part of the public art collection in Round Rock.

New sculpture “Angle” by Travis Seeger is part of the public art collection in Round Rock.

Georgetown art programs receive state grant funds

Ellen Greeney
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
The Texas Commission on the Arts awarded three grants totaling over $50,000 in support of Georgetown’s art programs that will occur from September 1, 2024 to August 31, 2025:$2,500 to Central Texas Philharmonic “to support a performance of Handel’s Messiah in collaboration with choral group...

Adults hone artistic skills this summer

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Monday, July 1, 2024
A series of summer workshops hosted by the Georgetown Arts and Culture Program will be offered at the Georgetown Art Center between July 21 and August 11. There are four different classes geared toward those ages 18 and older. Classes range from $75 to $120 per session.
Holly Glenn’s artwork will be on display at Truewood Gallery’s opening reception on June 6 for the “Joys of Summer” exhibit.

Holly Glenn’s artwork will be on display at Truewood Gallery’s opening reception on June 6 for the “Joys of Summer” exhibit.

David Valdez presents at the WCAG meeting

Ellen Greeney
Sunday, June 2, 2024
The Williamson County Art Guild is hosting an artist reception at 708 South Rock Street from 5-7 p.m., June 7. New and unique art created by local artists will be center stage along with refreshments and live music. WCAG typically hosts receptions on the first Friday of each month.
From left, Bach Festival Executive Director Mark Humphrey, First United Methodist Church Music Director Marc Profant and Barry Williamson, Texas Bach Festival founder, at the festival’s new home inside First United Methodist Church. Photo by Katherine Anthony

From left, Bach Festival Executive Director Mark Humphrey, First United Methodist Church Music Director Marc Profant and Barry Williamson, Texas Bach Festival founder, at the festival’s new home inside First United Methodist Church. Photo by Katherine Anthony

2024 Texas Bach Festival moving to First United Methodist Church

Katherine Hamilton
Friday, April 26, 2024
The Texas Bach Festival — on its way to becoming a Georgetown musical institution — will settle into a new home in its 2024 season, First United Methodist Church. This year is also FUMC’s 175th anniversary in Georgetown.
Texas-themed sand sculpture was the featured piece at the 2023 Liberty Hill Sculpture Festival. The structure used 20 tons of sand and took five days to complete. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

Texas-themed sand sculpture was the featured piece at the 2023 Liberty Hill Sculpture Festival. The structure used 20 tons of sand and took five days to complete. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

Liberty Hill honors ‘hometown heroes’ at festival

Nalani Nuylan
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
The Liberty Hill Sculpture Festival honored local businesses during its 2023 Sculpture Festival Saturday, October 21, at Lions Foundation Park. The festival takes place every October to celebrate the history of the Sculpture Park.
Taylor native Fred Kerley is pictured at the dedication of a mural painted by Taylor artist Adam Davenport at 1602 North Main Street, honoring him on Saturday, February 4. (Photos by Andy Sharp)

Taylor native Fred Kerley is pictured at the dedication of a mural painted by Taylor artist Adam Davenport at 1602 North Main Street, honoring him on Saturday, February 4. (Photos by Andy Sharp)

Photos: City of Taylor celebrates Olympian Fred Kerley with mural

Andy Sharp
Thursday, February 9, 2023
The City of Taylor celebrated Olympian Fred Kerley Saturday, February 4, by dedicating a mural painted by artist Adam Davenport. The Taylor High School and Texas A&M graduate won the Silver Medal in the 100 meter event at the 2021 Olympic Games held in Tokyo.
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