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The Worcester County Arts Council, Inc. established in 1977, is a private non-profit corporation dedicated to promoting and encouraging visual, performing and cultural arts in Worcester County, Maryland.
The Worcester County Arts Council and Gallery is located at 6 Jefferson Street in historic Berlin, MD.
On February 1, 2008 the Arts Council opened the new Snow Hill Gallery which is located at 218 North Washington Street.
Both co-op galleries feature local artists and their work. Come see artists create in front of your eyes! Follow the links to the left for further information.
The Berlin Gallery is open Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 am to 3 pm.
Snow Hill Gallery is open Thursday thru Saturday, 11 am to 3 pm.
Click on "Events & Exhibits" for a preview of upcoming exhibits at the WCAC. Or find out about the artists in our registry by visiting our "Meet The Artists" page.
Annual Membership Meeting/Picnic
On Sunday, June 1st, the Worcester County Arts Council will be having its annual meeting/picnic from 12 noon to 3 pm, at the White Horse Park Pavilions in Ocean Pines.
Enjoy pig roast and picnic style food, drinks, games and fun for the entire family as we celebrate together the many successes that this year has brought.
Entertainment will be provided by “the Jay Hoad Trio” performing a mix of jazz standards and familiar popular vocal tunes.
Admission is free with a $5 donation requested.
Watercolor Class
Paint Lighthouses with Barbara Doyle Schmid at the WCAC Snow Hill Gallery
One day watercolor class on Wednesday, July 9, 2008 from 9:30 to 2:30 pm at the Snow Hill Gallery located at 218 North Washington Street.
The cost is $30.00
Supply list will be available upon registration.
Space is limited. Call 410-641-0809 to register.
OCEAN PINES PLAYERS TO STAGE “SOCIAL SECURITY”
The delightful adult comedy "Social Security" by Andrew Bergman directed by Edie Brennan is in rehearsals.
The play is the story of a sophisticated Manhattan couple (Dave Miller and Em Hench) who have her 80-year-old mother (Marie Overtoon) dropped on them by their Long Island suburbanite relatives (Herb Steinberg and Gina Ashton).
In a surprising twist, it's the old lady who finds love with a famous 98 -year- old artist (Andy Stasny) in the midst of everyone else's unraveling lives. 
The Worcester County Arts Council receives funds from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Worcester County Commissioners on an annual basis, to administer the promotion of the arts in Worcester County, and for redistribution to organizations planning art and cultural events in the County; making the Worcester County Arts Council the local screening agency for making these grants available.
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