Helene Relief and Opportunities at TACS

Read Below to Learn More About Tryon Arts & Crafts School’s Current and Upcoming Opportunities Open to Artists and Industry Professionals Affected by Hurricane Helene, Featuring:

Artist Relief Residencies

INFORMATION & APPLICATION GUIDELINES HERE >>

TACS offers an artist-in-residence program for full-time artists who have lost their studios or incurred significant loss due to Helene.
Follow the above linked guidelines to be considered for this opportunity.

Teaching Artists

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Learn more about TACS’ studios >>

Share Your Passion: TACS is accepting course proposals for 2025 instruction on a rolling basis.
Comfort and Convenience: Housing is provided for artists teaching intensives lasting 2 to 7 days.

Hiring – Operations Manager

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Submit Your Application to director@tryonartsandcrafts.org >>

Join Our Team: TACS is seeking a full-time Operations Manager.
Responsibilities: Oversee school facilities, including studios, a gallery, a retail shop, and grounds. Support communication channels and develop engaging social studio programs.

For more information, please contact administrator@tryonartsandcrafts.org.

ABOUT TACS

Tryon Arts & Crafts School (TACS) is a non-profit craft school offering a range of ongoing classes, specialty workshops, and events for adults and youth in the extended Polk County, NC, region. We serve a growing student body on our 2-acre campus, which includes a 10,000 square foot main building and three nearby studio spaces. TACS’ studios include Blacksmithing, Clay, Digital Photography and Digital Media, Glass/Multimedia, Silversmithing/Enameling, Weaving, Welding, and Wood. The main school complex includes seven studios, a gallery, a retail shop, Heritage Collection, and expansive grounds adjacent to the Pacolet River and Harmon Field recreational lands.