HENDERSON, KY– The Henderson Community College is welcoming the
Henderson Area Arts Alliance back to the Preston Arts Center on the HCC campus.
The HAAA offices relocated from the Citi-Center at 230 Second Street in downtown Henderson effective August 1st.
Andrew Powell, HAAA board president says, “The Henderson Area Arts Alliance is excited to continue to expand its relationship with Henderson Community College by moving its headquarters back to the Preston Arts Center. We, as a board, are thankful for the continued support of Dr. Jason Warren, Stacey Howell, and everyone at the PAC and
HCC. The partnership between HCC and HAAA has been strong since HAAA’s inception, and this new
agreement bringing HAAA’s operations back within the Preston Arts Center benefits both entities and is
an opportunity for both to serve our community better.”
The Henderson Area Arts Alliance was created in 1978 and spent much of its time located on the
HCC campus.
“I am thrilled that our HAAA partners are returning to the Preston Arts Center,” said HCC President and
HAAA Board Member, Dr. Jason Warren. “I am proud that our two organizations were able to negotiate a
Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that is win-win for all parties. We have clarified roles and identified
ways we can increase collaboration. Most importantly, we share a love and passion for the arts. Exciting
days are ahead!”
With the announcement of the relocation, the Henderson Area Arts Alliance has also shared the
organization will present the Preston Arts Center with a gift for $3000, along with other community
partners, to replace the much-needed stage curtains.
The curtain will rise on HAAA’s season of events at the Preston Arts Center September 18th, 2022, as they welcome
contemporary Christian artist Amy Grant to the stage of McCormick Hall. Tickets can be purchased online
at haaa.org or at the box office located at the Preston Arts Center, 2660 South Green Street.
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