The Community Art School of the Alleghany Highlands
We are working remotely at this time! You can reach us at cfsota@lumos.net or leave us a voicemail message at 540-862-7275
Classes in the Fine & Applied Arts
for Adults & Children
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Due to the need for health precautions and based on the guidelines and restrictions issued by the state of Virginia involving COVID-19, all classes and events scheduled through June 10, 2020 have been postponed or cancelled at Clifton Forge School of the Arts.
We will announce future class dates once normal scheduling and operations resume. Look for upcoming posts on our Facebook page for art inspiration and creative ideas to pass the time spent at home! https://www.facebook.com/cfsotarts/ We look forward to creating art and music in person together in the near future. In the meantime, we encourage you to share your individual artistic creations with us on social media or via email- be sure to tag us on Facebook and Instagram! |
GIFT CARDS
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The gift of creating art = lasting memories.
The perfect gift for any age! GIFT CARDS CAN BE APPLIED TOWARDS ANY CLASS. Click below to purchase a digital gift card that you can send to your recipient immediately! You may also purchase paper gift certificates in person at the School. Questions? Call 540-862-7275 or email cfsota@lumos.net |
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Clifton Forge School of the Arts
The Community Art School of the Alleghany Highlands The Clifton Forge School of the Arts is a private non-profit organization dedicated to teaching the fine and applied arts to children, teens and adults living in the Alleghany Highlands and beyond. The School, located in the heart of downtown Clifton Forge, opened its doors in January 2011. Since then it has enrolled approximately 8,000 students. It is housed in two historic buildings on Church Street, encompassing a nearly two-acre specimen garden. The School of the Arts is funded by tuition and rental revenues, private donations by patrons of the arts and organizations such the Covington/Hot Springs Rotary Club, Kiwanis of the Alleghany Highlands, Jack Mason's Tavern, WestRock Corporation, and grants from the Town of Clifton Forge, the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the Alleghany Foundation, the Richard S. Reynolds Charitable Foundation, the William Reynolds Foundation, and the Nettleton Foundation. |
LOCATED ON VIRGINIA'S WESTERN HIGHLANDS ARTISAN TRAIL
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CLIFTON FORGE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
518 CHURCH STREET
CLIFTON FORGE, VA 24422
540-862-7275
518 CHURCH STREET
CLIFTON FORGE, VA 24422
540-862-7275
