For this recruitment cycle, we are particularly eager to connect with individuals who bring strong skills in fundraising, financial management, and banking, to help strengthen our capacity and long-term sustainability.

The Greeley Creative District is seeking friendly, reliable individuals to serve as the first point of contact for visitors at the Greeley Creative Arts Center. Our front desk receptionists help create a welcoming atmosphere for artists, students, and community members while supporting the daily operations of our center and store.

FRI, February 6, 2026 | 5 — 8 PM
Join us for an artist reception for the first show in the Roy T. Wardell Gallery featuring works by the nine educators currently teaching classes at the GCAC.

Come explore how the Greeley Creative District has reimagined the bones of our beautiful old building (702 13th Street). Swing by any time between noon and 3 p.m. for a free, come-as-you-are community open house to celebrate the launch of our new creative space.

If you’ve been tuned in to the local news, you know that Greeley is undergoing major changes. And if you’re like me, you’ve been trying to figure out how your interests fit into the bigger picture of a growing Greeley. The conclusion I’ve come to? If you want to invest in the long-term health of our city, invest in the arts.

The purpose of Artober is to focus on equitable access to the arts, to encourage participation in the arts, to invite governments and businesses to show their support of the arts and to raise awareness about the positive impact of the arts in our communities.

Since these goals are at the core of the Greeley Creative District’s mission, we want to celebrate Artober this year by sharing our story.

In the final session of our 2025 creative networking series, Creative Director and Founder of Goodlight Creative, Erica McCary illuminated ways to craft and curate a clear and impactful brand message for anyone seeking to reach new audiences or grow their organization.

In a symbolic groundbreaking, past and present Greeley Creative District (GCD) board members, founding donors and community partners gathered in the historic Macy-Allnutt building to celebrate its forthcoming transformation into a local creative center.

On the heels of our last session about breaking through mental blocks, presenter Lori Gamma shared some ideas and a few methods to kickstart creative thinking using AI.

A self proclaimed early adopter of new technology, Lori was eager to help reluctant folks learn more about the powerful tools that AI has to offer.

“We are in the AI frontier,” Lori asserts.

Becca Vaclavik comes to the Greeley Creative District as an arts and culture enthusiast with nearly two decades of experience in digital marketing, storytelling and team leadership.