For more information click on the image or HERE.
Madison County government officials are now recommending all residents shelter-in-place during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Many local businesses that supply food and other essentials are doing their best to be open during this weirdness. It is always best to call ahead and make sure they will be open if you are thinking of getting out.
The county’s emergency operations center confirmed this recommendation is asking residents to remain on their own property unless going to work, getting groceries, medication, or other necessities.
The Madison County COVID-19 hotline is 649-0755, open 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. for questions, and help with food, medication, and other necessities.
For a list of Madison County Govt. Resources click HERE.
This Covid-19 pandemic has wounded our nation – we have fears and concerns, sadness and pain and we’re all trying to deal with these alone. We can’t all be together now, but we are still a strong community with a desire to come out of this difficult time stronger and more connected.
Join your Madison County friends and neighbors
as we create this wish by making 1000 paper cranes.
More information about getting supplies
and drop off points can be found HERE
This will be an exciting project! Click on the image or HERE to watch the video.
Learn more about the NC SmART Community Project HERE.
For a list of financial aid resources for artists and creatives in these strange time, please click HERE.
March 16, 2020 – In light of Governor Cooper’s executive order declaring a state of emergency for North Carolina, the Madison County Arts Council will follow the recommendations made by the NCDHHS amid ongoing concern over COVID-19.
Beginning at noon, Monday, March 16, the Arts Center in downtown Marshall will be closed to the public until further notice. Any individuals requiring access to the building will need to schedule an appointment with the appropriate staff member. The MCAC ca nbe reached at (828)649-1301. All classes and programs including J.A.M., First Stage Youth Theatre, and Ballet Classes are postponed until further notice.
With the rapidly changing nature of information and public response to this crisis, visitors are encouraged to check the Arts Council website at madisoncountyarts.com for the latest information about events and scheduled programming; more information on health precautions can be found via NCDHHS at ncdhhs.gov/coronavirus.
Due to Madison County Schools policy regarding student gatherings,
we are suspending the spring 2020 FSYT classes.
We hope to be able to reconvene in the summer for camp!
For more information click HERE
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90 South Main Street
Marshall, NC 28753
828-649-1301
Open Monday - Friday
10AM-5PM
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