New 2020 Holiday Music and Theater Performances
Let It Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow!
The Monroe Community Band presents an great online rendition of this Holiday favorite. Watch it online now!
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A Virtual Christmas Carol!
Ebenezer Scrooge is a miserly old man who has lost all joy in his life (except for money) and now is led on a journey overnight to see again what he has been missing. This online retelling of this holiday classic is sure to be “virtually” hilarious! Admission is free. See it online now!
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Anthony Banks
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Jeremiah Simon
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Thank You to Our Generous Supporters!
The Monroe Arts Council’s programs and operations are funded in part through grants from the following organizations. The funding received in 2020 has made it possible not only to “keep the lights on” during the Covid-19 closures, but to continue our forward progress on projects such as the work on the Wagner Performing Arts Center. We are grateful for the support these organizations have provided to the MAC and to countless other deserving organizations. Would you like to help? Donate here
Congratulations to our 2020 scholarship recipients, Brynja Kirby and Lauren Larson!
Each year, the M.A.C. works with the Monroe Public Schools Foundation to offer financial support for graduating seniors who have expressed an intention to pursue higher education and careers in the arts. This year’s recipients will be studying film production and graphic design. We wish Brynja and Lauren every success in their chosen fields!
“Ars longa, vita brevis”
Life is short, art endures.
– Hippocrates –
M.A.C. News
Member Organizations
The Monroe Arts Council is fortunate to have a number of member organization from within our community. The Monroe Concert Band, Sky Performing Arts theater group, and Split Second Improv are member organizations under the M.A.C. “umbrella”. If your organization might be a good fit, contact us – there is room for more!
Join Us!
The Monroe Arts Council wants you!
Come be part of a creative, energetic group that’s dedicated to the supporting arts in Monroe. Check our events page for dates, times, and locations.
Our Mission
To stimulate the growth of the visual, literary, and performing arts;
To enhance our local community through art in public places;
To preserve the historic legacy of Monroe.
Opportunities
Not every M.A.C. member is an artist, but many different kinds of talent are always needed! Here are a few areas where any member can help:
- Grant writing
- Organizing events
- Fundraising
- Social media
- Committee chairs
- Scholarship committee
- Donations
Something for Everyone!
Free Concerts
The Monroe Concert Band presents several free concerts each year. These talented local musicians always put on a great show!
Theater
Sky Performing Arts brings your favorite shows to the stage right here in Monroe. Auditions are open to the public!
Live Comedy at the WPAC
Split Second Improv will have you in stitches at their monthly live comedy improv performances at the WPAC.
Movies Under the Moon
The M.A.C. teams up with Monroe Parks & Rec to present the “Movies under the Moon” summer series at Lake Tye.
HIstoric WPAC
The 1939 Wagner Performing Arts Center exists today because of an immigrant and his philanthropist son. Read more
WPAC Rentals
Why not rent the WPAC for your event? Perfect for concerts, plays, speaking engagements, and more. More info