Where Art and Artists Thrive
The Williamson County Art Guild is organized and operated for educational and charitable purposes to stimulate interest in art in Williamson County, Texas and beyond.
About WCAG
The Guild was established in September 1976 by Steve Benton and Sheila Crabill as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. We are organized and operated for educational and charitable purposes to stimulate interest in art in Williamson County, Texas and beyond. WCAG is a totally volunteer-run organization.
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The WCAG is involved in art education, support of local artists, art exhibits and shows, community collaborations, community outreach, student art exhibits and scholarships, and more.
WCAG artists thrive through skill-share, attending artist presentations and workshops, participating in WCAG exhibits and shows, and networking with an amazing group of local artists. Emerging, evolving, and established artists are all welcome!
The Guild recently opened the Williamson County Art Guild Gallery at 708 Rock St. Come by and visit the incredible artwork displayed by member artists. Check out our other gallery spaces and exhibits throughout the county too.
The Guild isn’t just for artists. We also appreciate ‘art appreciators’! Please consider donating funding or time to our organization to help it grow and sustain its positive momentum.
WCAG Membership Meetings
WCAG Membership Meetings are at the Georgetown Library, the 1st Tuesday of the months of September through November and January through June.
The meetings are from 6:30-8:00 PM, with a “meet and greet” time at 6:15 PM.
The public is welcome to join these meetings and enjoy artist demos, creative activities, skill share, supply swaps, event planning, and peer to peer Q&A.
Membership Meeting Programs for 2026-27
Tuesday, September 1: Peter J. Buotte - “Becoming an Art Therapist”
Hewlett Room, Georgetown Public Library, 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Retired combat veteran and artist Peter J. Buotte will share his unique artistic journey, from his development as an artist, his time in the Army, and what led him to become an art therapist serving military members and veterans.
Challenge theme: Journeys
Bring artwork inspired by a journey. It could be based on a place you've traveled, a favorite walk or road trip, or something more symbolic, such as a journey of growth or discovery.
Tuesday, October 6: Emily Latham - “Printmaking”
Friends Room, Georgetown Public Library, 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Artist, baker, and mom of four Emily Latham will demonstrate printmaking techniques and share her creative process. Meeting participants will have the opportunity to create their own prints during this hands-on presentation.
Challenge theme: A New Technique
Share artwork in which you experimented with a new technique, medium or creative process. It could be something you learned in a class or workshop, or through your own experimentation.
Monday, November 2: Larry Prellop - "Landscape Painter and Gallery Owner"
Hewlett Room, Georgetown Public Library, 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Artist Larry Prellop, owner of Prellop Fine Art Gallery in Salado, Texas, will discuss his journey as a landscape painter and gallery owner, sharing insights into both creating art and running a gallery.
Challenge theme: Light
Share artwork inspired by the many ways light shapes what we see. It might capture sunlight, moonlight, reflections, dramatic shadows or the changing light of the seasons. Or, interpret the theme symbolically in a way that's meaningful to you.
Minutes of Recent General Membership Business Meetings
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