About
Cultural Plan and Goals
Springfield has spent the last two years going through a community process to update its 1997 Cultural Plan, and has a new plan that is being incorporated into the City-County Vision 20/20 Com…
Endowments
The arts and entertainment are a vital part of the Southwest Missouri region. They foster new businesses and jobs, improve our quality of life and build confidence and creativity. Dancing, sin…
Membership
Membership at the Springfield Regional Arts Council is available at the following levels:Corporate Member and above,* $500 and aboveNon-Profit/Arts Organization, $200Family, $50Individual, $35…
Accomplishments
The following is a list of accomplishments of the Board of Directors, staff and volunteers of the Springfield Regional Arts Council since the Cultural Plan was initiated. Thanks to everyone wh…
Arts Council Partners and Sponsors
Here are some of the many organizations who help the SRAC by partnering with us on festivals, special programs as well as providing operating funds. Many thanks go out to each and every one of…
Funding
The SRAC is funded through festival proceeds, a percentage of the local hotel/motel tax, membership dues, donations, grants, sponsorships, and product sales. The SRAC facilitated a seven-organ…
History
The Springfield Regional Arts Council was incorporated (as the Springfield Area Arts Council) in September 1978. The purpose was recorded as follows:A not-for-profit corporation; to foster, pr…
Board of Directors and Committees
If you are interested in Board service or a Committee assignment with the SRAC, please click on the link at the bottom of this page and fill out the form provided. Thank you for your interest!…
Facilities
The SRAC offices are located in the Creamery Arts Center, a City-owned building. The building is able to host workshops, classes, receptions, and board meetings for numerous arts and cultural …
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Springfield Regional Arts Council is to transform lives and enrich the community through the Arts.