Art League of Fort Bend County

“which provides studio & gallery space & an opportunity for art sales trhoughout the year. The art center also provides a space for collaborative community art exhibits & downtown community events. ALFB membership more than doubled, from approximately 80 to over 200 individuals in the first year of opening the art center, a testament to the need for a place to promote public interest & awareness of the fine arts in our community.”

“demonstrations, guest speakers & newsletters. Art related classes, activities & events are scheduled monthly throughout the year. Artists are encouraged to display their work in the gallery setting. Open art days provide fellowship, networking, encouragement & support for artists working in any medium.”

“annually. encouraging participation by local adult & student artists, & recognition of their achievements as they qualify for the regional show. Art shows & competitions are offered to members of all art leagues who have membership in the LSAG. Artists are also supported by community sponsored awards at each show.”

“Artwork Rental Income 125.”

“Advertising/Promotion 2280.”

“Bank Service Charges 9.”

“Computer/Software Expense 2251.”

“Credit Card Fees 4078.”

“Dues & Subscriptions 634.”

“Event Expenses 3217.”

“Furniture & Equipment Expense 2799.”

“Supplies 3000.”

“Insurance Expense 1802.”

“Marketing & Social Media 0.”

“Office Supplies 2458.”

“Show Expense 1763.”

“Website 5152.”

“Workshop & Demo Expense 10913.”

“Grant Expenses 3079.”

“Meals & Ent Expense 32.”

“Misc Expense 439.”

“Art Class Expense 223.”

“Fundraising Service 0.”

“Gifts 100.”

“Licenses/Permits 0.”

“Office & Admin Expenses 600.”

“Cash Drawers 240.”

“Undeposited Funds 116.”

“Fixed Assets (not land & buildings) 7028.”

“Security Deposits 305.”