Welcome to Enid Arts
The Greater Enid Arts and Humanities Council has updated our logo and name. Our mission remains the same and our commitment is even stronger. This is one of many changes to come as we develop a cultural/arts center to make Enid a destination for tourists and art lovers.
We had an exciting evening of Traditional Bluegrass and Western swing music with three time national fiddle champion Byron Berline and his band; John Hickman, Jim Fish, Richard Sharp, Greg Burgess and Steve Short.
Enid Arts Mission Statement:
The goal of the Greater Enid Arts and Humanities Council is to encourage and support cultural and educational events, both by our attendance, volunteer work and financial assistance for the greater Enid area.
In 2005, Enid was selected as a Partner in Education by The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. This allowed the collaboration of Enid Public Schools and Enid Arts to provide professional development opportunities in "the Arts" and arts integration to teachers. Enid Arts also provides grants for individual projects.
Partners in Education Purpose:
The purpose of the arts organization-school system partnership is to establish professional development opportunities that build teacher confidence, while promoting arts integration into their curriculum.
Enid Ornament
Support the Arts and commemorate Enid with these Enid Ornaments!
