The Story
The Pasarya Center for Arts and Humanity, also identified as the Pasarya Museum of Art, is a nonprofit arts foundation located in Ellijay, the small mountain seat of Gilmer County in North Georgia. Registered as a private foundation devoted to the arts and humanities, it offers educational resources and arranges group tours. As a modest, locally focused institution in a rural Appalachian county better known for its apple orchards and growing arts scene, it adds to the cultural offerings of the Ellijay area alongside other community galleries. Detailed public information about its collection, hours, and programming is limited.
About this site
Pasarya Center for Arts Humanity is a museum in Ellijay, Gilmer County. It is one of 63 historic sites cataloged in Gilmer County on Georgia Roam.
The site sits at 34.7703, -84.4052 near Ellijay. The nearest cataloged historic site is Rock Creek Baptist Church Cemetery (cemetery), about 1.0 miles away. Others within a short drive include Sharp Cemetery, Underwood Cemetery, and Jones Cemetery.
This record is drawn from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Use the map below for its exact position and turn-by-turn directions.
History
The Pasarya Center for Arts and Humanity, also identified as the Pasarya Museum of Art, is a nonprofit arts foundation located in Ellijay, the small mountain seat of Gilmer County in North Georgia. Registered as a private foundation devoted to the arts and humanities, it offers educational resources and arranges group tours. As a modest, locally focused institution in a rural Appalachian county better known for its apple orchards and growing arts scene, it adds to the cultural offerings of the Ellijay area alongside other community galleries. Detailed public information about its collection, hours, and programming is limited.
Sources: causeiq.com
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