


Enriching our community, encouraging creativity, and empowering artists.
RCCAC, EST. 2001
The mission of The Arts Center is to enhance the cultural and economic life of our region by providing facilities and arts programming that will entertain, educate and inspire all of our citizens.
We achieve this by providing quality arts programming through tuition based art classes, quality exhibitions, concerts/performances and community events. Our Arts Center is an inclusive home where everyone is encouraged to create and discover the value of art!
Upcoming Events; Gather with us!
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Treasure on the Mountain- Fundraiser
August 2nd, 2025
We're teaming up with the Snowshoe Foundation to sell tickets for the upcoming #TreasureonTheMountain event on August 2, 2025!
🖼️ Choose “Randolph Co Arts Center” when you secure your tickets online to purchase through us.
✔️For every ticket sold, $15 comes back to our organization! Don't miss out on this opportunity to get involved🎟️
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"Recomposition" Exhibition Opening Reception
June 13th, from 5-7PM.
“We are creating a collaborative body of work examining the idea of trash as a social construct, and the creative potential of discarded objects. We are working to create beauty out of anything we can scavenge: our own trash, other people’s, old artworks, natural detritus, scraps and off-cuts. Our goal is to re-compose these objects, reclaiming them and recombining them using our collective skills and ingenuity.”
Featured Artists: Nevada Tribble, Willa McWhorter, Rosalie Haizlett, Domenica Queen, and Emily Prentice.
Displaying: June 13th to July 31st in the Great Hall Gallery.
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"Clay is a Canvas" Nanette Seligman Solo Exhibition, Opening Reception
June 13th, from 5-7PM.
My work is nature based. My canvas is primarily plates; they are food safe but are also wired so they can be hung on the wall for decoration. The thrown plates have landscape or animal images using underglazes under a clear glaze. The images are in-keeping with my watercolor paintings. The fun part is the challenge of designing the local landscape images in the round for the rims of the plates. The vases, jars and small dishes are decorated with plants found in my yard, woods, and local gardens along with the patterned stamps I make.
Displaying: June 13th to July 31st in the Maxwell Gallery.

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Testimonials
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"As both a private citizen and the principal of a small private school in our area, I highly value the role of the Arts Center in our community. Having grown up in university towns, as a child I was accustomed to having access to various fine art events and activities. I want the same for my students, but unfortunately at a small school such as ours, we are not able to staff a fine arts department. For this and many other reasons, the Arts Center is of great value to our school and community.
- Cheryl Jacko, Principal of Highland Adventist School.
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“The Randolph County Community Arts Center has woven itself into the fabric of our family’s life over the years. From summer camps to after-school art classes, both of my children have blossomed there—nurtured by creativity, fueled by imagination, and inspired by the magic of artistic expression. As an adult, I’ve also found my own creativity within its walls—whether shaping clay in pottery classes or crafting delicate ornaments. There truly is something for everyone. And what makes this place truly special? It’s the dedicated staff, woven seamlessly into our community, who consistently go the extra mile to ignite passion and kindle the flames of creativity in people of all ages."
- Kate Reed, Co-Founder and CEO of Wonder and Grow.
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“The Randolph Arts Center holds a special place in my heart. Through their diverse programs and welcoming environment, I've discovered new mediums, interacted with local Creatives and formed lasting connections with those that appreciate the arts. As Pablo Picasso once said, "Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life." This quote resonates deeply with me, as the center has been a sanctuary where I can escape the noise of the world and enjoy the many works displayed in it’s numerous exhibitions throughout the year. The Staff is amazingly focused on its core mission of providing both a civic and community hub for open conversation and artistic expression. From amazing art workshops (many for children) to exciting gallery exhibitions, rousing concerts, exhilarating dance programs and monthly recitals, each experience at the Randolph Arts Center has enriched my life in ways I couldn't have imagined. I'm truly grateful for the endless inspiration and support it provides. All this is only possible through the graciousness and kind Patrons that support and enrich the Randolph Arts Center."
- David E. Clark
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"Although I am involved in visual arts, I am aware of the variety of programs offered in music, children’s programs and more. As an artist, I have enjoyed participating in juried arts exhibits. The friendships made, the competition and the encouragement to continue to grow as an artist have been invaluable to me. Most recently I was able to display my paintings in the Maxwell Gallery in the fall of 2023. I had never had a solo exhibit and the Executive Director (Dani Cade) spent a lot of time helping me with everything from using the display system to providing advertising for the exhibit. A wonderful bonus was receiving the Best in Show Award in the Forest Festival Juried Exhibition. The Arts Center can provide generous monetary awards and qualified judges through their association with local businesses. For these reasons, more artists are participating from outside the local area in recent years. I was encouraged to enter my winning painting at the next level of completion online. My painting was awarded second place from five hundred and eighty international entries in the Dakota Pastels Quarterly Contest. It is the most prestigious award I have won and I owe that honor in large part to the Randolph County Arts Center."
- Teresa Mason, Artist.
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"I have always enjoyed working with the Randolph County Arts Center here in Elkins. They have provided a great place for our student body to have Art Shows, Receptions, and a place where students in the elementary levels can get Art Classes provided when there is not Elementary Art in Schools. They welcome all and enjoy everyone's creativity as I have enjoyed teaching classes and taking classes there. I will continue to work with the Randolph County Arts Center now and look forward to teaching more there when I get older and have more free time to create my own works of art!"
-Ashley Richardson, Art Instructor at Elkins High School
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"I feel that it’s important to have a place where the community can come together, participate in activities, and create friendships. That’s why I appreciate The Arts Center. It has provided a welcoming space where I can share my passion for all things art. I feel that the arts classroom is an integral part of community bonding which fosters positive community interaction, emotional support, and the exchange of community information. The bonds of friendship developed in the center build a strong, safe, and inclusive community."
-Jennifer Boyle, Art Instructor, Artist, Owner of Appalachian Glass