Nonprofit Week 2025: Kerr Arts and Cultural Center
Following recent events, KACC has experienced a decline in visitation and funding, leading to a low bank account cushion. They actively seek volunteers, sponsors and property owners with scenic vistas to host artists.
Executive Director Lanza Teague represents the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, which serves as a community arts center providing local artists a venue to showcase and sell their work while offering learning opportunities with free admission.
The center hosts 20 to 30 art exhibits annually, including 2D paintings, sculptures, assemblage art, and their largest event, the Texas Furniture Maker Show, which runs from late October through mid-December. They also host an outdoor painters event in October.
Following recent events, KACC has experienced a decline in visitation and funding, leading to a low bank account cushion. They actively seek volunteers, sponsors and property owners with scenic vistas to host artists.
The center also offers history tours, including guided ghost tours in the fall, and features music performances. Their gift shop sells handmade, mostly local items.
The organization continues providing cultural programming and artist support while adapting to post-flood challenges in funding and community engagement.
For more information, visit kerrartsandculturalcenter.com.




































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