Create, Explore, Educate, Celebrate!
As you travel western Hanover on scenic Route 33, you will pass by an almost hundred-year-old brick school building. It has been beautifully restored by community members and local businesses. This historic school building is now a vibrant non-profit agency bosting an art gallery, enriching classes, & community events that often extend onto the stunning Village Green front lawn.
The Montpelier Center is also home to a unique LOVE artwork sign that was created by tools and materials donated by community members to represent this rural area and its values.
So, slow down. Stop in and check out the gallery exhibit, sign up for a class, become a patron member, or join an event or program.
The Montpelier Center is also home to a unique LOVE artwork sign that was created by tools and materials donated by community members to represent this rural area and its values.
So, slow down. Stop in and check out the gallery exhibit, sign up for a class, become a patron member, or join an event or program.
Events
Art Classes
Wellness Classes
Dance Classes
More at The Center
The Montpelier Center for Arts & Education
Why would anyone support The Center?
The Montpelier Center for Arts and Education is a private nonprofit 501(c) 3. The Center was started through grassroots efforts to enhance community life in western Hanover. The program is funded through individual and business gifts, program fees, and rental income. The Center receives no direct government support.
Over thirty years work has gone into providing the western Hanover community with quality education, event, and program opportunities. Most Hanover citizens have passed through our old doors. Be it classes, performances, weddings, or just a stroll around the Green, Hanover’s community life events often happen at The Center. The charming historic Montpelier School building and the beautiful village gardens are an unforgettable village treasure for all to enjoy.
Your support will help maintain the building and grounds, benefit educational classes and programs in the community, support performances and cultural festivals, and help showcase area artists.
Please give today
Why would anyone support The Center?
The Montpelier Center for Arts and Education is a private nonprofit 501(c) 3. The Center was started through grassroots efforts to enhance community life in western Hanover. The program is funded through individual and business gifts, program fees, and rental income. The Center receives no direct government support.
Over thirty years work has gone into providing the western Hanover community with quality education, event, and program opportunities. Most Hanover citizens have passed through our old doors. Be it classes, performances, weddings, or just a stroll around the Green, Hanover’s community life events often happen at The Center. The charming historic Montpelier School building and the beautiful village gardens are an unforgettable village treasure for all to enjoy.
Your support will help maintain the building and grounds, benefit educational classes and programs in the community, support performances and cultural festivals, and help showcase area artists.
Please give today
Mission Statement
The Montpelier Center's mission is to engage and enrich the community through a variety of cultural and educational experiences.
Montpelier Center Board of Directors
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Joy Howard
President Deanna Waldrop 1st Vice President Lisa Gori Powers 2nd Vice President David Koogler Treasurer Chris Johnson Secretary |
Justin Williams
Kelly Aderhold Gayle Stoneman Chris Zaldivar Dr. Theresa Neiss Donna Anthony Margaretta Lewis Leeanne Meadows Ladin |
Montpelier Center Staff
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Lloyd Dunnavant
Executive Director Mary Ann Stamey Program Coordinator Anton Freeman Marketing Manager Caleb Krueger Facilities |
Marie Armstrong
Preschool Director & Teacher Amy Johnson Preschool Assistant Teacher Tammy Smith Teacher Aide |
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Gallery/Building Hours:M-Th: 9 AM – 9 PM
Fri: 10 AM – 6 PM Sat: 10 AM – 2 PM |
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