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The ArtsCouncil of Henderson County is a non-profit arts organization serving the public through exhibitions, classes, lecture, workshops and educational programs. The Council manages the Henderson County's only public art gallery and produces an annual schedule of exhibitions. The Arts Council notable past exhibits include Ansel Adams photographs, Salvador Dali lithographs, Picasso: 25 Years of Edition Ceramics and Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post covers. The Council is open Tuesday-Friday 1pm-5pm, Saturday 1pm-4pm. The Arts Council is located on the second floor of the Skyland Hotel building on the corner of Main Street and Sixth Avenue in downtown Hendersonville. For additional information call (828) 693-8504. www.acofhc.org

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