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‘You can paint on the wall’: Arts advocate proposes center where children can create community

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Old Firehouse Arts Center? This former fire station at South and Throop streets was once the Old Firehouse Assistance Center, which provided services for people who were homeless. But the City Council was asked recently to consider it for a new community arts center. (Independent file photo by Ken Farver)

By Lydia LaGuenews@thewoodstockindependent.comHolly Adkins has been involved in the arts her whole life, and now she wants to bring more of it to Woodstock.Growing up in a family of artists, […]

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