BECOME AN ARTS AMBASSADOR TODAY!
Volunteer at The Arts Center
Volunteers are the backbone of AACA. Arts supporters can participate in a variety of means with different degrees of time commitment.
We call our volunteers Arts Ambassadors. These ambassadors can:
Help with administrative tasks
Support "front of house" during events (pass out programs, sell concessions)
Host receptions and decorate for events
Build and paint set pieces
Lift heavy things
Join committees and offer strategic insight and help execute programs and events like our concert series and the Gala
Learn about and consider board service
THANK YOU TO OUR DECEMBER VOLUNTEERS!
Events
Holland Borwick, Tallulah Borwick, Rusty Patterson
Kayla Anderson, Audrea Armstrong, Devin Arnwine,
Gracie Atkinson, Chrissy Baker, Miah Baker, Elijah Benson, Kelly Borwick, Joshua Bragg, Pam Bragg, G. David Brown, Jarret Brown, Precious Brown, Jan Burleson, Melonie Carideo, Matthew Crabtree, Michelle Dannel, Mia Duggan,
Scarlett Duggan, Christian Edwards, Hannah Ervin,
Ashley Espey, Stacie Ferguson, Raegan Graves, Larae Graves, Ava Hall, Crystal Hall, Abriel Hardaway, Angel Hardaway,
AP Hardaway, Thomas Harris, Jamie Hays, Jimmy Jacobs, Willa Johnston, Art Kimball, Ellen Kimball, Lindsey Kimball, Taylor Kimball, Heidi King, Jim Kirkland, Alex Lauterbach, Natalie Leonesio, Natalie Martin, Karilyn Massengale,
Cashton McConkey, Cynthia McCowan, Emerson McKenzie, Traci McKenzie, Larry McMahan, Kieryn Mecherle,
Kinslee Melhorn, Bonita Montgomery, Claire Offutt,
James Offutt, Julie Offutt, Sarah Offutt, Tyler Peaden, Charleigh Peaden-Crabtree, Charlotte Rains, Matthieu Riojas, Stephanie Roberts, Mollie Roderick, Kyla Royal, Lori Royal,
Trey Royal, Caroline Schreck, Dave Siklosi,
Patchalyn Simmons, Avery Stamey, Matilda Stewart,
Daelyn Waldroup, Christen Webb, Morgan Yates, Gracie York
Performers & Crew
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
Emerson (Emmy) McKenzie
Emmy McKenzie stole our hearts as our original Annie in ACT's 2011 production and has continued to charm and wow us as she's grown up on the stage of The Arts Center.
Emmy is well known for her command performances in theatre (most recently as Miss Honey in Matilda and Mollie in The Mousetrap) and concerts (the photo above is from Friday's Mic Drop).
Emmy is also a quiet leader working behind the scenes to support production efforts and, mostly, her fellow volunteers, through coaching, mentorship, and encouragement.
She was a founding member of the (no longer active) Teen Advisory Board and has spent many summers supporting arts camps.
Recently, Emmy has come to the aid of AACA staff with front desk and event support as well as representing AACA in the community at events like MCHS's Career Fair.
Emmy is a breathing testament to the influence arts participation has on a person. What we really appreciate is how she uses her experience to inspire the next generation of budding artists