Looking to infuse some artistic flair into your volunteer work? The Germantown Performing Arts Center (GPAC) Guild is on the hunt for local residents who are passionate about the arts and community service. This esteemed group of women stands at the forefront of nurturing Germantown's cultural scene, supporting arts education and endorsing community initiatives that bolster both GPAC and the broader city.
Germantown's residents, regardless of their background in arts or performance, are warmly invited to join forces with the GPAC Guild; members are connected by their zeal for reinforcing the cultural fabric of their community and their commitment to catalyzing change through service and creativity. The GPAC Guild dedicates time and myriad talents to backing GPAC—a vital hub for community engagement, exemplary arts programming, education, and a bedrock for personal artistic exploration and growth, their reach extends beyond the arts, delving into community outreach with endeavors like their annual tradition of cooking a home-cooked meal in gratitude for the city's First Responders.
Regular meetings are held every third Monday of the month at GPAC, promising an atmosphere of camaraderie accompanied by appearances from local guest speakers or artists—previous speakers included Diane Callahan from the Tennessee Bluebird Association, GPAC's own Executive Director Parke Kennedy, and Katherine Godoy enlightening attendees on festive table design practices. "Women have always been the heartbeat of the arts. Join us, and be part of a group that celebrates creativity, connection and community impact," Roberta Hefley, President of the Germantown Performing Arts Center Guild, highlighted the significant role women play in the arts and encouraged community members to get involved, as per a statement featured on the City of Germantown website.
Those interested may find further details or attend a meeting to glean a deeper understanding of the Guild's mission and activities by reaching out directly to Hefley at [email protected].
