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Our four programs deliver artful contributions to our community. Take in an exhibit, visit working artists in their studios, purchase locally created art, enjoy musical performers that range from professional or future masters of classical music, singer-songwriters in the intimate Smithfield Little Theatre, or the small-town tradition of music under the stars on a summer evening,
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Isle of Wight Arts League Strategic Plan 
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Are you a visionary leader with a passion for the arts, community engagement and cultural enrichment?
Join us in shaping the future of the Isle of Wight Arts League as our next Arts Center director.
The Arts Center director is expected to work a minimum of 25-30 hours per week but be continually available for emergencies and questions. Many of the administrative tasks can be, or are already, automated; others, when defined and managed, can be delegated to volunteers or docents. Click on the arts center icon for more details. Applications and resumes will be accepted through October 1, 2026.
The Arts Center director is expected to work a minimum of 25-30 hours per week but be continually available for emergencies and questions. Many of the administrative tasks can be, or are already, automated; others, when defined and managed, can be delegated to volunteers or docents. Click on the arts center icon for more details. Applications and resumes will be accepted through October 1, 2026.
Join the Isle of Wight Arts League and support the arts in your community.
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The Isle of Wight Arts League is supported by its generous members, Isle of Wight County and the Town of Smithfield.
The Arts Center @ 319 is supported in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Arts Alliance (formerly Business Consortium for the Arts).
The Arts Center @ 319 is supported in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Arts Alliance (formerly Business Consortium for the Arts).
Arts Alliance 2026 members:
Pacesetter: Dollar Tree Stores, Inc; Foundation (anonymous); Hampton Roads Community Foundation.
Champion: Atlantic Dominion Distributors / Hoffman Beverage; JL Camp Foundation; Lewis Webb, III.
Leader: Bank of America; Birdsong Corp.; Clearstead Advisory Solutions; Dills Architects; Franklin Group Companies; Kaufman & Canoles; TowneBank; Virginia Natural Gas, Inc.; Wilcox & Savage, P.C.
Advocate: Cerity Partners, LLC; Eide Bailly; Even Keel Wealth Advisors of Raymond James; Forvis Mazars; Landmark Hotel Group; MEB; Southern Bank; The Dragas Companies; Williams Mullen.
Arts Ally: The Breeden Company; Dominion Energy; The Pruden Foundation; the Runnymede Corporation; RBA Architects.
Pacesetter: Dollar Tree Stores, Inc; Foundation (anonymous); Hampton Roads Community Foundation.
Champion: Atlantic Dominion Distributors / Hoffman Beverage; JL Camp Foundation; Lewis Webb, III.
Leader: Bank of America; Birdsong Corp.; Clearstead Advisory Solutions; Dills Architects; Franklin Group Companies; Kaufman & Canoles; TowneBank; Virginia Natural Gas, Inc.; Wilcox & Savage, P.C.
Advocate: Cerity Partners, LLC; Eide Bailly; Even Keel Wealth Advisors of Raymond James; Forvis Mazars; Landmark Hotel Group; MEB; Southern Bank; The Dragas Companies; Williams Mullen.
Arts Ally: The Breeden Company; Dominion Energy; The Pruden Foundation; the Runnymede Corporation; RBA Architects.
Isle of Wight Arts League programs are co-sponsored by or presented in partnership with ...
