TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
Organized in 1901, the club joined the International General Federation of Women's Clubs in 1902. The Federation supports six programs, including the arts. The local club sponsors at least one annual educational program in the arts and holds an annual art contest for local students with competition in visual arts, creative writing and poetry. more...

BUFFALO RIVER CONCERT ASSOCIATION
Formed in 1995 by Bill Goodson and Rick Hintertheur, The B.R.C.A. brings nationally and internationally known folk, blues and jazz singer songwriters to the Lyric Theater. The B.R.C.A. holds 8 to 15 concerts each year. more...

HARRISON ART LEAGUE
Created in 1963, H.A.L. held its first art show in the Hotel Seville. Since that time they have held two art shows each year as well as special shows, educational programs and visiting artist programs. Open to all area artists, H.A.L. meets monthly. more...

NORTHARK DRAMA
Until the O.A.C. purchased the Lyric Theater, the college drama department performed their plays in the N.A.C. Little Theater with a very small stage and virtually no space for a set. The Pioneer Players now hold classes and perform their Spring and Fall productions at the Lyric at no cost to the public. Donations at these plays help support the drama department. more...

THE THEATRE COMPANY
In 1977 four women, Gail Young, Edith Hume, Claudia Richardson, and Aris Cunningham began The Buffalo River Theater Company. All these years and a name change later, The Theatre Company is still bringing high quality live theater to this area. From elaborate musicals to dramas and comedies, The Theatre Company brings from 4 to 8 productions each year to the Lyric. more...

WOMEN'S BOOK CLUB
Founded in 1900 to establish and maintain a public library, this club now sponsors fund-raising events to support the Boone County Library. The Women's Book Club and the Ozark Arts Council collaborate on specific projects to promote the arts and humanities in Harrison, AR. more...