Tullahoma Fine Arts Center
The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center is an ADA/504/Title VI-compliant facility committed to the development of quality cultural experiences and education by providing access to and instruction in the Arts and Humanities, and influencing the direction of area visual, literary, performing and creative arts.
The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center encourages professionalism in the artistic community and among its artists and students, thereby raising the standards of excellence in creativity, design and the production and practice of cultural craftsmanship. They promote the development of arts programming opportunities by offering classes, demonstrations, performances, publications, and exhibitions. They have completely updated their gallery including a gift shop so that members may display and/or sell their original works, in turn creates a unique marketing opportunity for them to reach local, regional and national audiences.
The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center strives to increase public experience, understanding, appreciation and awareness of (as well as access to) the arts and humanities, especially in the under-served, rural and disenfranchised. The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center seeks to strengthen their existing regional art museum and lending library by encouraging donations of books, works of art and the endowment of funds to secure further permanent collections of both. In 2020, they increased the creativeness of the four exhibit halls; which now collaborate art, education, history and technology to further the experience of patrons.
Finally, the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center is firmly committed to partnering with civic organization, other non-profits, city, county and state governments to further their mission. They are actively exploring ways to assist area school systems with their arts and humanities curricula, providing both extracurricular and co-curricular opportunities for gifted and talented students as well as for the academically and economically disadvantaged.
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