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Welcome to the Appalachian Society of the Arts!
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the fundamental power of the Arts
Who we are
We endeavor to ensure access to the arts for all ages, ignite a passion for the arts, and successfully advocate, partner, and collaborate with individuals and businesses from all over the southern Appalachian region dedicated to the arts to cultivate new economic and community growth.
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Michaelan Stanley
“Music has always been my first language.”
Michaelan Stanley is a Oneida Tennessee native, the daughter of Heather Stanley and granddaughter of Barbara Lockhart the both of whom she contributes her love of music too.
Growing up terribly shy and quiet, Michaelan took a leap out of her comfort zone when she got the Lead role of Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors at 14 at her local High School and since then has been chasing the thrill of an applause. Theatre and the Appalachian Society of the Arts has brought her so many opportunities that she is endlessly grateful for, the moments of joy that have been brought to her family because of it will never be forgotten.
Following the the path of her Mother as a singer and father as a guitarist, Michaelan hopes to make a career out of her talents and is eagerly awaiting what the future holds.
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Tennessee Specialty License Plate
Program
80% of TN Arts Grants are funded by the purchase of state specialty license plates!
What better way to tell the world you support the arts than with a TN Arts Commission arts plate?
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Are available to all Tennessee residents.
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Require an annual fee of $35; of that fee a portion is allocated to the Tennessee Arts Commission.
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For an additional fee of $35 your specialty plate can be personalized with between three and seven characters.
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More information can also be found with your local county clerk.
STATEMENT OF POLICY TITLE VI
Civil Rights Act of 1964
The Appalachian Society of the Arts assures full compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended and its related statutes. No person is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of its services, or otherwise subjected to discrimination on the grounds of race, religion, color, or national origin. For more information about the Title VI Program, please click here.