ServicesThe Tri-County Arts Council's services help artists and arts organizations perform, create, present, and promote the arts in our communities.
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Grants
The Tri-County Arts Council has been designated as a Decentralization Site by the New York State Council on the Arts, and as such administers the New York State Council on the Arts' Decentralization Program (DEC). DEC makes small grant awards to arts organizations and individual artists in Cattaraugus, Allegany, and Chautauqua County. Learn more about our grant opportunities. |
Arts Management
Tri-County Arts Council is here to serve our organizational constituents and artists with arts management resources, database information, and technical and developmental assistance. The Arts Council recognizes the positive economic impact that the arts have on our local economy and works with organizations and artists to develop ways to strengthen capacities. |
Studio Space
Private Classes 
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Host your event with us!
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Looking to practice a specific skill or get some one-on-one time with one of our artist instructors? Try our private lessons, which can be catered to your needs as a student. Private lessons are by appointment only and are based on the availability of our artist instructors. Students are required to have a studio membership through TCAC to have full access to the studio. Info@artscouncil.net for more information
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Facilities including the studio and gallery are available for rental by businesses, charitable non profit organizations, colleges and universities, and individuals looking to host unique gatherings.
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Partnerships
The Arts Council is continually seeking new opportunities to serve our local community and arts community through partnerships and co-sponsoring arrangements. Though the Arts Council provides no financial support for these endeavors, we provide marketing, database, technical assistance, strategic and planning services, and media relations support.
The Tri-County Arts Council partners with: The Seneca Iroquois National Museum for the production and promotion of the Winter Arts Market in Salamanca, NY; the Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce to produce the annual Taste of Olean/Art in Park; and JCC to produce exhibitions in their Center Gallery at the Olean Campus.
The Arts Council is continually seeking new opportunities to serve our local community and arts community through partnerships and co-sponsoring arrangements. Though the Arts Council provides no financial support for these endeavors, we provide marketing, database, technical assistance, strategic and planning services, and media relations support.
The Tri-County Arts Council partners with: The Seneca Iroquois National Museum for the production and promotion of the Winter Arts Market in Salamanca, NY; the Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce to produce the annual Taste of Olean/Art in Park; and JCC to produce exhibitions in their Center Gallery at the Olean Campus.
