The mission of the Franklin County Arts Alliance is to promote awareness of the visual and performing arts in Franklin County and surrounding areas, and to encourage arts education.
The Franklin County Arts Alliance has been enhancing the artistic endeavors in Franklin County since 1995. Our 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization has provided artistic opportunities for all ages.
In 2018, the FCAA opened the Gallery On Main. This new space allowed us to better showcase our amazing local artists, add new class opportunities, and continue engaging our youth in fun learning experiences.
The expansion also allowed the addition of a full-service custom framing facility. The frame shop offers repurposed frames as well as new frames and mats.
Did you know?
The FCAA installed the Musical Art Park as a service to the school & community. The park was made possible with grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the USDA, donations, and fundraisers.
Did you know?
The “Native Texan”, a wire Longhorn steer sculpture by Gary Henry, was the first Art in the Community sculpture placed in Mt. Vernon by the Arts Alliance.
Did you know?
The Mt. Vernon Welcome Wall was an early project of the Franklin County Arts Alliance, funded by a grant from the Texas State Highway Department.
The Franklin County Arts Alliance depends on public support to continue its work. Consider taking part in the creative opportunities and programs scheduled throughout the year. The benefits of your contribution are enormous. You make a difference!
For more information, call 903-537-9009 or stop by The Gallery On Main at 204 W. Main Street to check out what the FCAA has to offer.
