Would a former building where firefighters slept make a residence for artists to live and work? The former Old Courthouse Assistance Center – OFAC – at South and Throop streets, behind City Hall, wouldn’t even have to change its initials. Project organizers are not at the point of discussing possible sites for an artists’ residential facility in Woodstock. (Independent file photo)
By Ruth Raubertas news@thewoodstockindependent.com Members of the arts community – actors, painters, sculptors, musicians, poets, dancers, chefs, and more – might consider moving to Woodstock in the next few years. […]
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