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Our mailing address is: 774 N. Sheldon Road, Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: 734-416-4278 Facebook: Plymouth Community Arts Council Instagram: @pcacplymouth The PCAC at the Joanne Winkleman Hulce Center For the Arts is located on the east side of Sheldon Road at Junction Street just south of the M-14 expressway. Parking is free and on site. Junction and Sunset Street are available for overflow parking - please follow City of Plymouth parking signage in our residential neighborhoods. H O U R S Summer Business Office hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 4:00pm September - Mid June Business Office hours: Updated on the homepage of this website each week Gallery open during business hours, except during private events Events scheduled 7 days a week 6:30am-11:00pm Lisa Howard, Executive Director: Lisa@plymoutharts.com |
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Our Mission, Goals, and Feature Programs
The Plymouth Community Arts Council (PCAC) was founded in 1969 to provide quality fine and performing arts, and cultural opportunities to the greater Western Wayne County community. Programs and activities focus on ensuring accessibility to all the arts by all ages. The PCAC's mission is to develop and to promote the appreciation and accessibility of the Arts for everyone in the greater community and in doing so, encourage and foster artistic excellence.
In 1995, PCAC acquired and totally renovated the current building on 774 North Sheldon and then dedicated it in January 1998 as the Joanne Winkleman Hulce Center for the Arts. In 2001 PCAC also received a donation of a second building, The Artsco House directly adjacent for artist studios, media center, additional classroom space and program offices. The PCAC complex now provides arts education classes, a theater program, concerts, lectures & seminars, recitals, workshops, artist studio space, community based enrichment activities & private rentals, all on site.
In 1995, PCAC acquired and totally renovated the current building on 774 North Sheldon and then dedicated it in January 1998 as the Joanne Winkleman Hulce Center for the Arts. In 2001 PCAC also received a donation of a second building, The Artsco House directly adjacent for artist studios, media center, additional classroom space and program offices. The PCAC complex now provides arts education classes, a theater program, concerts, lectures & seminars, recitals, workshops, artist studio space, community based enrichment activities & private rentals, all on site.
