2020-2022 Community Partners
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Silver Partners
Kay & JD Paez
Pickwick Electric Cooperative Billy Joe and Martha Glover Bob and Polly Richards in Memory of Rob Richards Linda Hamm In Memory of Marion Sills Home Banking Co. Shackelford Funeral Directors Jo Doris & Keith Price Sam Chambers Tony Champman Thomas Cook Ruble Sanderson Needles-n-pins Flakie Hunter The Family of Charles Cox Bronze Partners
Hardin County Bank
Vivian and Michael McCormack Violet Hacker River City Concrete Charles Randolph Charles Bowers Dennis & Mary Shelton Fry Jai Templeton |
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Public Arts and Humanities Partners
Arts in McNairy is fortunate to have many partners who make community arts programs affordable and accessible in McNairy County. Chief among these is Tennessee Arts Commission who provides funding and technical support for community arts programs across the state. A major portion of the funding for the Commission's grants and other forms of assistance comes from the Tennessee specialty license plate program. Every specialty tag purchased helps fund community arts programs like those sponsored by Arts in McNairy. Pick up a specialty plate today and show your support for the arts in Tennessee everywhere you go! Click on the link below to learn more.
Arts in McNairy is committed to initiating productive local conversations, preserving cultural heritage, curating exhibitions, improving local literacy, and a number of other public humanities programs. The organization is often supported in these efforts by the state's humanities agency, Humanities Tennessee. The 2020 additions and improvements to the McNairy County Trail of Music Legends, was substantially funded by Humanities Tennessee and the National Endowment for the Humanities as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act economic stabilization plan of 2020.
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Funding for Arts in McNairy's 2020 humanities programs has been provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act economic stabilization plan for 2020.
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