TCAL

Tyler County Art League, Inc. (TCAL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
TCAL is a charitable and educational organization whose purpose is to stimulate
public interest in the arts. TCAL’s goal is to educate and encourage artists of all
ages through classes, workshops and demonstrations, public art displays
and competitions. TCAL strives to build a supportive arts community and make
Tyler County a cultural art center in Southeast Texas.

Officers
Judith Haney, President
Jane Martin, Vice President
Nancy Bodden, Secretary
Sylvia Holmes, Treasurer
 
Board Members
Fred Sullivan, Jo Thomas, Ellen Craig, Sam Haney, Ronnie Walling
 
Newsletter Editor:  Cathy Bennett
Web site:  Lisa Richardson

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Mission Statement
Tyler County Art League's mission
is to promote public interest in the arts,
support and encourage artists and make
the arts available and viable
for the entire community.

History
In October, 2002, a small group of local artists and supporters met to discuss the need
for art advocacy in Tyler County. On February 19, 2003, Tyler County Art League, Inc.
became a reality. The organization has grown from the founding membership of eight to
over three hundred. The objective of TCAL is to promote interest and knowledge of art
as well as to provide a forum for exhibiting the work of its members.
 
On October 3, 2003, TCAL's Fine Art Gallery was opened. The facility is located at
210 W. Bluff in Woodville, Texas and is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to
5 PM; and Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM. The Gallery is recognized for offering original,
affordable and quality art.