Women’s Works
NAAC’s annual, juried visual art exhibit for female artists which has gained international interest. It is held in March and April at the historic Old Court House Arts Center in Woodstock. The program is funded by contributions and by entry fees. Cash awards are given in various categories.
Little Women’s Works
Also held in conjunction with Women’s Works, this non-juried, non-judged exhibit is open to young women area artists, Kindergarten through High School. Their work is also exhibited at the Old Court House Arts Center and is highlighted by a special Artist’s Reception just for them and their families.
The Cecil O. Johnson Performing Arts Award
A scholarship to a performing artist is given to an applicant who shows exemplary talent in music, dance or drama. The prize is funded by a bequest and is named for its benefactor, Cecil O. Johnson.
Annual NAAC Members' Show
The Old Court House Arts Center is the location for this two-month-long, non-juried visual art exhibit by artist members of NAAC. Entries are judged and awards are given at a reception which also includes NAAC's annual membership meeting.