Business Details
34 Years
experience
Your Gateway to Art & Creativity in High Point
Founded in 1992, Theatre Art Galleries (TAG) has been High Point's primary visual arts provider for over three decades. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we bridge artistic excellence with community engagement through rotating exhibitions, educational programs, and creative partnerships. Our relocation to Congdon Yards in 2023 expanded our capacity to serve as a cultural hub, offering free public access to works by local, regional, and international artists. With a Charity Navigator Four-Star Rating and Candid Gold Seal of Transparency, we maintain rigorous financial accountability while delivering impactful arts education, including need-based scholarships for youth.Our team of seasoned educators and curators fosters creativity across all age groups through hands-on workshops, summer camps, and professional development opportunities. TAG's Certified Autism Center designation reflects our commitment to inclusive programming, while collaborations with Guilford County Schools and community organizations extend our reach to diverse audiences. From corporate art rentals to artisan retail experiences, we create multifaceted touchpoints between art and everyday life.
Services
Art Exhibitions
Educational Workshops
Facility Rentals
Summer Art Camps
Gallery Store
Youth Programs
Art Classes
Community Partnerships
Details
- Year established: 1992
Highlights and features
- 30+ years of visual arts leadership in the Triad region
- Charity Navigator Four-Star Rating for financial accountability
- Certified Autism Center with inclusive programming
- Partnerships with 15+ local schools and community organizations
- Offering 200+ annual art education opportunities for all ages
Associations and certifications
- Charity Navigator
- Candid Gold Seal of Transparency
- Certified Autism Center
What people say
Fantastic new space
Wonderful staff
Transformative power of art
Excellent visual arts provider
Amazing instructors
Services
Art Exhibitions
Showcasing diverse works from established and emerging artists in rotating exhibitions. Features solo and group displays across multiple mediums. Highlights North Carolina's modern design legacy and contemporary visual arts.
Educational Workshops
Hands-on learning experiences for adults and youth in painting, pottery, printmaking, and digital art. Led by professional instructors with specialized curricula for ages 4-17 and adult learners.
Facility Rentals
Versatile venues for corporate meetings, team-building workshops, and private events. Includes classrooms with art supplies, clay studio access, and flexible seating configurations for 15-25 participants.
Summer Art Camps
Week-long immersive programs teaching technical skills and creative expression. Offers need-based scholarships and age-specific curricula. Features professional gallery exhibition opportunities for participants.
Gallery Store
Curated retail space featuring handcrafted pottery, glassware, and home decor by local artisans. Sells art supplies, books, and unique gifts supporting the gallery's mission.
People
Jeff Horney
Executive Director
Overseeing TAG's strategic vision with 15+ years in nonprofit arts leadership. Championed the Congdon Yards relocation to expand community access to visual arts programming.
Michaela Hafley
Education Director
Develops curriculum for TAG's educational programs with expertise in youth engagement. Recognized for creating inclusive art experiences that accommodate diverse learning needs.
Kathryn Drum
Curator of Art & Engagement
Manages exhibition programming and artist relations with a focus on regional modernist heritage. Curated multiple award-winning shows highlighting North Carolina's design legacy.
Leigh Loftin
Office Manager
Ensures operational efficiency with 10+ years in nonprofit administration. Coordinates TAG's community partnerships and public outreach initiatives.
Jack Blanchard
Clay Studio Manager
Leads ceramics programming with a background in functional pottery. Maintains studio operations and teaches wheel-throwing techniques to all skill levels.
Questions
What exhibitions are currently showing at TAG?
Currently featuring 'NC MOD: Mid-Century Design' and the annual 'Artists Who Teach' exhibit through October 30, 2025.
Do you offer art classes for beginners?
Yes! We provide all skill levels in painting, pottery, printmaking, and digital art with experienced instructors.
How can I support TAG's mission?
Become a member, donate, or shop at our Gallery Store. Members receive exclusive benefits and event discounts.
Are facility rentals available for private events?
Yes, we offer 2-3 hour rentals with art activities, classroom spaces, and clay studio access options.
Do you have programs for children with special needs?
As a Certified Autism Center, we provide inclusive art experiences tailored to neurodiverse learners.
What are TAG's operating hours?
Open Monday-Friday 12-5pm, Thursday until 8pm, and Saturday 10am-4pm.