The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning

Our Story

The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning, originally established as the Gwinnett Council for the Arts in 1981, has transformed from a modest 2,000-square-foot space into a vibrant hub for artistic expression. Renamed in 2016 to honor Jacqueline Casey Hudgens, the center is dedicated to showcasing local and national artists while providing enriching art education opportunities.

Impact

Through its diverse programs, the Hudgens Center has fostered a love for the arts, particularly among youth and underserved populations. Educational workshops and community events have positively influenced countless lives, making art accessible to all.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to the Hudgens Center directly support its mission to enhance art education and accessibility. Donations fund exhibitions, classes, and outreach initiatives that benefit individuals of all ages, ensuring the arts remain integral to the community's cultural landscape.

Get Involved

Join the movement to enrich the community through art! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support transformative programs at the Hudgens Center. Every contribution makes a difference!