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How Gladys Wyant, 'First Lady of the Arts,' planted a creative culture in Gainesville
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The Arts Council Executive Director Gladys Wyant is planning to retire this summer after leading the nonprofit for over 37 years. Wyant intends to serve as a consultant to The Arts Council to help with the new executive director’s transition. - photo by Scott Rogers
Kelsey Podo
The Times
Published: Mar 12, 2021, 11:15 PM
Gladys Wyant, Gainesville’s “First Lady of the Arts,” is taking her last bow this summer, leaving a 37-year legacy of growing and promoting all facets of the arts in the region.
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Gainesville Theatre Alliance to close season with ‘Young Frankenstein’
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From left to right: Brenau University students Bella Scarlett as Frau Blücher, Daegan Bennett as Igor, Carly Candebat as Inga, and Joel Harlan-Ledbetter as Frederick Frankenstein. Photo provided by Gainesville Theatre Alliance.
Greg Finan Jr.
The Times
Published: Apr 8, 2025, 3:00 PM
The Gainesville Theatre Alliance (GTA) will wrap up its 2024-25 season with the Broadway hit “Young Frankenstein.”
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