About A&C
The Arts & Cultural Council makes Bucks County a place where the arts are at the heart and spirit of all that we do.
The Arts & Cultural Council of Bucks County has been a dynamic community arts organization since 1974.
Through its active membership, the Arts & Cultural Council of Bucks County promotes collaboration, communication, and advocacy on behalf of arts and culture throughout the region. The ACCBC keeps artists engaged in educational experiences, provides venues for meaningful arts dialogue, strengthens community arts awareness, and maintains ongoing involvement in advocacy initiatives through exhibition opportunities, events, performances, workshops, and forums. The Council works with businesses, cultural organizations, and area artists to further promote the arts and, in turn, enrich and inspire the entire community.
The rapid expansion of Bucks County’s arts and cultural organizations during the past several years has contributed to the county’s economic growth – making Bucks County an outstanding place to live, work, do business, and create art.
NEWS
Bucks County Plien Air Festival
The Plein Air Festival comes to a close in style with a full-day of art on display as well as a juried artist, public, and kids quick draw competitions. Entertainment (more)
Art Week at Freeman Hall
Stroll a few blocks from the hustle and bustle of the center of Doylestown to celebrate the talents of sixteen Arts & Cultural Council member artists in this unique (more)
2019 Member of the Year Award Goes to…. Visit Bucks County!!!
Each year at the annual members' reception, the Arts & Cultural Council awards the Member of the Year Award for outstanding contribution to the Bucks County arts community. The 2019 (more)
FEATURED EVENT
Featured Event
Bucks County Plien Air Festival
The Plein Air Festival comes to a close in style with a full-day of art on display as well as a juried artist, public, and kids quick draw competitions. Entertainment for the entire family accompanied by food and live music will all be nestled around Bucks County Community College’s historic Tyler mansion in Newtown from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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