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The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) is a catalyst for the preservation of local cultural and historic heritage, including performing, literary, visual arts and sciences; serving to sustain, develop and advance the cultural life of Seminole County.
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DONATEBecome a member or make a donation to SCAC today!
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SCAC FEATURED NEWS & EVENTS
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Spirit Night at Gator's Dockside
July 27, 2017 
Bowl for the Arts
September 17, 2017
Bowl for Fun…
Bowl for the Arts Seminole Cultural Arts Council’s First Annual Bowl for Fun… Bowl for the Arts Sunday, September 17, 2017 Check in at 1:30 pm Bowl at 2:00 pm Oviedo Bowling Center 365 East Broadway Street (County Road 419) Oviedo, FL 32765 This is a fun afternoon to be enjoyed by men, women, boys and girls of all skill levels. If you don’t bowl, please come out to cheer for your favorite team or bowler. The only rule we have is -HAVE FUN! SPONSOR LEVELS: Sponsors will be listed on the SCAC website and all promotional materials. $500 per team – Gold Sponsor $250 per team – Silver Sponsor $100 per team – Bronze Sponsor 5 Bowlers per team Individual Bowlers – $25 Each Want to sponsor a bowler? Your contribution can be for a specific bowler or let SCAC let designate a bowler for you. Priority for undesignated sponsorships will go to sponsor a child. Make checks payable to: Seminole Cultural Arts Council P.O. Box 28, Sanford, FL 32772-0028 OR go to our website www.seminoleculturalart.org to use your credit card. A 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization Certif. # 85-8013174581 C-3 |
Socials with Seminole Artists
August 31, 2017 
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2017-2018 Grant
Guidelines And Application
Guidelines And Application
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Formed in 1994, the Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a member of the Florida Association of Local Arts Agencies and ACE (Arts for a Complete Education). SCAC is a catalyst for the preservation of local cultural and historic heritage, including performing, literary, and visual arts and sciences, and serves to sustain, develop, and advance the cultural life of Seminole County.
In 1995, the Seminole County Board of Commissioners designated SCAC as the official recipient of the Florida ARTS license plate funds. Through the Division of Cultural Affairs, State of Florida and Florida’s Department of Motor Vehicles, $20 from each special “State of the Arts” license tag purchased by Seminole County residents goes toward a grant fund that supports the arts in Seminole County. SCAC is the designated not-for-profit organization that distributes the license plate funds for Seminole County through this granting process. Since SCAC was formed, more than $350,000 in grants has been awarded. |
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Americans for the Arts, the Arts & Economic Prosperity 5 Report
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The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) is pleased to provide the latest research document from Americans for the Arts, the Arts & Economic Prosperity 5 Report, specific to Seminole County. The SCAC acted as the primary program contact for Seminole County and collected survey results and other project information.
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LAURENCE VIENNEAU NAMED
SEMINOLE COUNTY ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2017
SEMINOLE COUNTY ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2017
The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners, in association with the Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC), recognized SSC’s Laurence Vienneau as Seminole County 2017 ARTIST OF THE YEAR.
The award and resolution were presented to Professor Vienneau at the regularly scheduled morning meeting of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners on May 23rd in Commission Chambers in Sanford.
Each year, the County Commission and SCAC jointly select an individual (performer, visual artist, historian or author) who is a resident of Seminole County and has contributed time and talent for the enrichment of Seminole County. Laurence Vienneau was chosen for his dedication to teaching budding artists, promoting the arts in our community, and helping revive interest in an art form which was in danger of disappearing from the Florida art scene.
Professor Vienneau, who has been with Seminole State College since 2008 as an instructor in printmaking at the Center for Fine & Performing Arts, saw the need in 2015 for an organization focused on printmaking, where emerging artists could exchange ideas and produce artwork for exhibit both locally and nationally, and so established The Seminole County Society of Printmakers. Printmaking, which began during the Renaissance and includes etching, engraving, woodcuts, lithography and silk screening, almost became a lot art due to the introduction of personal computers and printers. Laurence Vienneau has helped spur renewed interest and has educated students, local artists, college faculty and the public in printmaking. The Society he founded has a broad, inclusive membership, works with artist associations and SSC, and participates in a number of Lake Mary and Sanford arts events.
The award and resolution were presented to Professor Vienneau at the regularly scheduled morning meeting of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners on May 23rd in Commission Chambers in Sanford.
Each year, the County Commission and SCAC jointly select an individual (performer, visual artist, historian or author) who is a resident of Seminole County and has contributed time and talent for the enrichment of Seminole County. Laurence Vienneau was chosen for his dedication to teaching budding artists, promoting the arts in our community, and helping revive interest in an art form which was in danger of disappearing from the Florida art scene.
Professor Vienneau, who has been with Seminole State College since 2008 as an instructor in printmaking at the Center for Fine & Performing Arts, saw the need in 2015 for an organization focused on printmaking, where emerging artists could exchange ideas and produce artwork for exhibit both locally and nationally, and so established The Seminole County Society of Printmakers. Printmaking, which began during the Renaissance and includes etching, engraving, woodcuts, lithography and silk screening, almost became a lot art due to the introduction of personal computers and printers. Laurence Vienneau has helped spur renewed interest and has educated students, local artists, college faculty and the public in printmaking. The Society he founded has a broad, inclusive membership, works with artist associations and SSC, and participates in a number of Lake Mary and Sanford arts events.
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Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
