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Valley River Arts Guild
33 Valley River Avenue Murphy, NC 28906 828.360.3038 |
Gallery and Shop Hours
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VRAG is a not-for-profit organization created to support local artists and promote art in the community such as Art Walk and the annual Student Art Show, and classes for art / education in the community.
About
The Valley River Arts Guild was formed in March 2010 to serve the artistic community of the region; by showcasing regional arts, providing opportunities for artists to show and sell their work, developing an artists' network, and sponsoring monthly art events to establish the region as an arts destination. In line with that mission, we have opened Valley River Arts, 33 Valley River Ave. in Murphy to showcase regional artworks and sponsored Murphy Art Walk. The Art Walk serves to promote the area as an arts destination, provide an opportunity to raise the awareness about the arts and to promote cooperation between the arts and business communities. Working together, we get things done.
Valley River Arts Gallery
The gallery is housed in a lovely, two story red brick building in downtown Murphy, NC. Original and affordable, works of art, from dozens of artists from the Valley River Arts Guild are on display and for sale.
About
The Valley River Arts Guild was formed in March 2010 to serve the artistic community of the region; by showcasing regional arts, providing opportunities for artists to show and sell their work, developing an artists' network, and sponsoring monthly art events to establish the region as an arts destination. In line with that mission, we have opened Valley River Arts, 33 Valley River Ave. in Murphy to showcase regional artworks and sponsored Murphy Art Walk. The Art Walk serves to promote the area as an arts destination, provide an opportunity to raise the awareness about the arts and to promote cooperation between the arts and business communities. Working together, we get things done.
Valley River Arts Gallery
The gallery is housed in a lovely, two story red brick building in downtown Murphy, NC. Original and affordable, works of art, from dozens of artists from the Valley River Arts Guild are on display and for sale.
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New art. Wonderful exhibits. Great pics of both. Information about the growing number of classes in a variety of mediums and instructors. This is part of what we promote on our Facebook page. It’s an easy quick avenue for you to stay informed of the latest happening at VRAG & The MAC. By liking our pages, we bring the news to you. That’s right … to you. Make it easy on yourself. Stay informed by liking Valley River Arts Guild on Facebook and The Murphy Arts Center / The MAC.
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Valley River Arts Guild
Board of Directors President - Jim Allsopp Email Jim, here. Vice President - Tom Caley Email Tom, here. 724.344.1712 Treasurer - Joyce Waller Email Joyce, here. Secretary - Pat Sherrill Email Pat, here. Member at Large - Steve Riedel Email Steve, here. |
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Would you like to become a member of Valley River Arts Guild and support the arts in the Murphy, NC area? Are you willing to work a minimum of 12 days a year in the guild's store promoting sales and the art community, while serving on at least 1 standing committee?
If you are an artist in the Murphy area and would like to join us in making Murphy an art destination:
If you have any questions concerning membership with Valley River Arts Guild, please call Alice White at , email her at
If you are an artist in the Murphy area and would like to join us in making Murphy an art destination:
- Download and read the membership packet below.
- Complete the member application.
- Contact Alice White, Membership Chair to schedule an orientation/training session.
- Bring your art work to hang or display to your orientation/training session.
If you have any questions concerning membership with Valley River Arts Guild, please call Alice White at , email her at
The Valley River Arts Guild was formed in March 2010 to serve the artistic community of the region by showcasing regional arts, providing opportunities for regional artisans to show and sell their work, developing an artists’ network and by sponsoring monthly art events to establish the region as an arts destination.
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