ART LEAGUE OF LINCOLN
EIN 45-4960252 · Arts & Culture (A20)
What they do
The Art League of Lincoln Provided An Extensive Array of Art Enrichment Activities to The Lincoln Community In 2024: Presented 20+ Different Art Shows In Our 6th Street, Rotunda and Spotlight Galleries. Offered A Full Schedule of Art Classes for Adults and Children In A Variety of Art Mediums and Methods.Presented The Clay Fest Event to The Lincoln Community With Artisans Conducting Live Demonstrations and Providing An Opportunity for Attendees of All Ages to Create Ceramic Art of Their Own.Collaborated With The City of Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department to Conduct Weeklong Art Camps for Children During School Breaks. Handmade Gifts Created By Our Artist Members Were Offered for Sale In Our 6th Street Gift Shop. Volunteer Committees Made Significant Organizational Improvements Including Beautification and Functional Enhancements to Our 6th Street Gallery Property and Implemented A New Point of Sale System In Our Gift Shop.
How to reach them
ContactJudy SchmidtTreasurer
In care of% BILL SZABO
Mailing address580 6TH ST, LINCOLN, CA 95648-1823
Main phone(916) 209-3499 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailartleaguelincoln@gmail.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- August 2012
- County
- Placer
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