Since 1973, the Greater Columbus Arts Council has proclaimed themselves as Central Ohio’s Champion of the Arts. Certainly, their actions demonstrate the claim. From supporting artists expression through grants or project support to simply providing a platform for art to shine. To help GCAC celebrate, we are introducing a handful of unique art events and artists. First up, local playwright, director, radio producer and host Julie Whitney Scott
Since 1973, the Greater Columbus Arts Council has proclaimed themselves as Central Ohio’s Champion of the Arts. Certainly, their actions demonstrate the claim. From supporting artists expression through grants or project support to simply providing a platform for art to shine. To help GCAC celebrate, we are introducing a handful of unique art events and artists. First up, local playwright, director, radio producer and host Julie Whitney Scott
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