Where Art and Artists Thrive

About WCAG

The Guild was established in September 1976 by Steve Benton and Sheila Crabill as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. We are organized and operated for educational and charitable purposes to stimulate interest in art in Williamson County, Texas and beyond.

At WCAG artists thrive through skill-share, attending workshops and having opportunities to regularly show and sell their work.

The Guild isn’t just for artists. Your membership and donations help member-artists grow their work, increase our gallery space partnerships to share with the public, to help fund public pop-up art shows, and to support art awareness programs. 

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WCAG Membership Meetings

WCAG Membership Meetings are at the Georgetown Library, the 1st Tuesday of the month September - November and January-June. The meeting runs from 6:30-8:00pm, with a “meet and greet” time at 6:15pm. The public is welcome to join these meetings and enjoy artist demos, creative activities, skill share, supply swaps, event planning, and peer to peer Q&A.

The Membership Meeting Programs for 2024:

May 7: Presenter Laura Fox-Wallis

June 4: Presenter David Valdez; WCAG new board induction

All Memberships Include:

  • Access to multiple exhibitions across Williamson County with no entry fee 

  • Low cost hanging fee in our Framers and WCAG Rock St. Gallery spaces

  • Low cost rental fee for classroom at the WCAG Rock St. Gallery

  • Opportunities to participate in community outreach activities

  • Invitations to member-only programs, events and tours

  • Networking with other artists throughout the county

  • Monthly Newsletter

 

Thank You To Our Partners and Friends

  • Framers' Gallery

  • Williamson County Juvenile Services

  • Mesquite Creek Outfitters

  • Georgetown Palace Theater

  • The Sun - Williamson County

  • Truewood Gallery