Filling Empty Bowls Around
Winston County for 2021 |
Empty Bowls is a grassroots movement by local artists and crafts people in Winston County to care for and feed the hungry. Plans and preparations are taking place for this year's event with your support.
Empty Bowls supports food-related concerns in Winston County by raising awareness and funds to help feed the hungry. |
 Call for All Artists – Every Empty Bowls Needs to be Filled.
Contact the Winston County Arts Council Today for Details!
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| Snoddy and Sunseri Named North Alabama Elite Tourism Professionals |
Two individuals from Winston County have been named North Alabama Elite Tourism Professionals, a program of the Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association (AMLA) where tourism employees demonstrating outstanding customer service and hospitality in the 16-county North Alabama region are recognized in celebration of National Travel and Tourism Week. Read More at the Northwest Alabamian >>> |
JD Snoddy, Winston County Circuit Clerk & Ken Sunseri, Haleyville Mayor |
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| The Byler Road and Its People: The Story of Alabama’s First State Road |
March 10, 2020 • Governor Kay Ivey was presented a book by Theresa Snoddy, co-author of “The Byler Road and Its People: The Story of Alabama’s First State Road,” by Joel Mize, Tuesday, March 10, 2020 in Montgomery, Ala. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)
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Rocket Art &
Popcorn Art
at Lynn Elementary
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Lynn Art Class
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| It's Time to Donate to the Arts! |
The Arts Council needs and appreciates your donations to keep our programs functioning! We pay school art, music and drama teachers’ salaries, purchase clay by the ton and provide summer and winter community concerts. Please join us in bringing the arts to Winston County.
WCAC P.O. Box 436, Arley, AL. 35541
WCAC is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization. |
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Addison Elementary
Arts in the Classroom! |
 
Addison Elementary School kindergarten class (left) and 1st graders (right) learn all about the color wheel. Classes sponsored by the Winston County Arts Council. |
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WINTER CONCERT
Rick Jobe and the Wonderin' Cowboys
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December 10 – This year's Winter Concert sponsored by the Winston County Arts Council was held at The Barn at Shady Grove in Double Springs. Dinner was catered by Talk of the Town, with dancing and live music from Nashville featuring Rick Jobe and the Wonderin' Cowboys will showcase Western swing, jazz, oldies, favorites, and more! Tickets available only at the door. |
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Fighting Hunger One Bowl at a Time
Empty Bowls
Dinner a Success
A Delicious Fund Raiser
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Everyone enjoyed delicious soups from over 20 chefs!
Volunteers cooked up their favorite soup and personally serve it throughout the evening from their crock pots. The annual fund raiser provided all you can eat soup, a
handmade pottery bowl, silent auction & raffles benefiting the Arts Council's school arts education program
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Main Street Ministry. 2019 Collage of Pictures >>> More pictures coming soon! |
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Contributors |
B&K BBQ
Ball & Associates
Better Built Trailers
The BoutiqueClear Creek Lumber
Coca-Cola Co
Econoline Trailers
Free State Boat Docks
Free State Chevron
The Floor Store
Gateway Foodland
Gateway Pharmacy |
Goar’s Big Star
Harrison Drugs
Hometown Tire & Lube
Hyatt’s
John’s Place
Lakeshore Quick Stop
Leapfrogs & Lilypads
Piggly Wiggly-Haleyville
Posey Supply
Publix-Cullman
R&R Trucking
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Rob Noblett
Rock Creek Studios
Rosey Posey’s
Rowe Building & Supply
Smith’s Salvage
Son’s of Arley
Southern Furniture Superior Sleep Solutions
Texaco-Double Springs
Lori Tomlinson
Tommy Moore-Sheriff
Town of Double Springs
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Traders & Farmers Bank
Treasure Hunters
Ellis Wade
The Warehouse of Shady Grove
Diane Watson
Walmart-Jasper
Judge Mary Windom
Winston Auto Parts
Sandra Wright-Revenue Commissioner
Thomas Martin
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| A big thank you to everyone that came out October 10th! |
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Summer Drama Workshop
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