On Racial and Social Justice

As our country mourns the horrific murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery and the continuing devastating injustices against Black Americans and other people of color, the North Central Louisiana Arts Council would like to add our name in support of the efforts to end this systemic racism.


On Inclusion and Diversity

We are a diverse organization that cares deeply about using the arts to foster unique voices. We will amplify the voices of black artists, musicians, writers, and performers.  We will continue to be inclusive of people of color and to increase the access and impact of under-represented communities. We are committed to living our organizational values of integrity, honesty, accountability, mutual respect, and caring to ensure that they are not just words. We are committed to open and transparent dialogue with all community partners. We are committed to building progressive communities devoid of prejudice, racism, and bigotry by removing barriers that hinder people from fully participating in society.

The North Central Louisiana Arts Council believes that the visual, performing, and literary arts are essential.  We seek to cultivate opportunities for creative expression, to share our diverse cultural heritage, and to celebrate not just who we are, but what we can be. We believe in the dignity of every person and that a diverse society that proclaims the uniqueness of its individuals, cultures, and perspectives is a stronger society. We welcome and encourage the full participation of all individuals in fulfilling our mission to nurture the arts in North Central Louisiana.

Art Outreach

NCLAC was proud to bring art projects to the Kid’s Alley of the Louisiana Peach Festival as well as the Kidz Zone of the City of Gramling’s Juneteenth Heritage Festival.

City of Grambling Juneteenth Heritage Festival, 2023.