ABOUT TAP
Connecting the Community With Accessible Art Education and Events
Tri Arts Project (TAP) was founded in 2022 to answer a rallying cry from the community: Castle Rock lacked and wanted a unifying center for the arts. For the next two years, we worked with our community, local government, businesses, and other art-focused nonprofits to make our mission a reality– to provide a space for the education, creation, and presentation of the arts. We struck a deal with the Town of Castle Rock to open our doors at the historic Cantril School Building in September 2024–a home for artists, educators, students, and community members to gather together to make, teach, present, and appreciate all forms of art.
One of our primary goals is to ensure that the transformative power of art is accessible to everyone in our community. We strive to provide a welcoming space where individuals from all backgrounds can engage in artistic education, creation, and development under the guidance of our expert mentors. As we celebrate the grand opening of our new home, we are excited to offer a wide range of art classes, workshops, and rotating exhibitions. Through these initiatives, we aim to foster creativity, build community connections, and ensure that the arts remain a vital and inclusive part of life in Castle Rock.
TAP’s mission is to provide a space for the education, creation, and presentation of the arts.
TAP’s vision is to establish Tri Arts Project as a center for the arts in Castle Rock and south Douglas County by bringing artists, educators, students, and community members together to make, teach, present, and appreciate all forms of art.
Find Out More About Tri Arts Project
TAP is operated by a dedicated Board of Directors. Learn more about them, what they do for TAP, and why they give their time to make Tri Arts Project a reality.
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