About PFAC
The Plymouth Fine Arts Council (PFAC) is a non-profit organization that affiliates with the Plymouth Parks and Recreation Dept.
The Plymouth Fine Arts Council started in 1995 through the effort of the City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department. A group of citizens with a common interest in visual and performing arts came together as “Plymouth Community Arts”.
Our mission is to promote awareness and appreciation of visual, musical, literary and theater arts.
Our Goals to this end are to:
- Develop and promote artistic learning experiences;
- Support local artists in their creative endeavors;
- Provide creative/artistic viewing opportunities;
- Encourage participation by all residents and businesses in community arts programs.
In response to these goals, PFAC facilitates juried art exhibits in the Plymouth Creek Center and City Hall featuring a different artist each month. If you’re an adult artist, interested in exhibiting your art in this program, call Karol at (763) 509-5223.
The City of Plymouth and PFAC spotlight youth art during February when local elementary schools present a city art exhibit.
The arts council also sponsors the annual springtime Primavera celebration of the arts, including a juried art show with musical, literary and dramatic entertainment.
You can be involved with Arts in Plymouth by becoming a "Friend of the Arts”. Call (763) 509-5223 for membership information.
PFAC provides partial funding to the Plymouth Concert Band.
Plymouth Concert Band
The 60-member community band rehearses on Monday nights and is made up of Plymouth area adults seeking a high quality outlet for their musical talents. It was formed in 1998 in partnership with the Plymouth Fine Arts Council and the Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department, with additional support provided by its members, local businesses and area residents. Its mission is to serve the cultural needs of the community through presentation of a variety of free concerts and musical events.
www.plymouthconcertband.org
PFAC Grant Application: 
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These are some of the Plymouth Fine Arts Council Accomplishments:
- In 2005, expanded mission statement to include the literary arts.
- Continued success of Primavera spring art show.
- Sponsored photography contests to support other area arts programs.
- Re-invented Hot Summer Jazz after loss of KBEM support.
- Piloted indoor jazz event in 2007.
- Began banner contest.
- Continued to support area arts groups like
Plymouth Community Band,
Plymouth Community Theatre,
Women of the West Quilters,
Art Shanty project.
