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Welcome to the Hill Country Council for the Arts

Connecting The Hill Country Through Art & Community.

Up & Coming

Image Transfer

Come explore the mystery of image transferring. Explore the use of chemical transfer and medium transfer agents. Apply your image to paper or fabric. The process produces a distressed ethereal Rauschenberg image. Transferred images can be used in mixed media, textile pieces, or surface design.

Tuesday, September 8 | 7-9PM 

Wood Veneer Marquetry (2 Pt. Series)

A traditional art form of cutting designs from wood veneer and applying them to another substrate. Try your hand at crafting a motif from various wood veneers using both conventional and modern methods. Class one focuses on design and cutting. Class two will assemble, glue, add color, and finish to complete the project in this two-part class. 

Tuesday, September 15 & 22 | 7-9PM

Drawing as the Foundation of Painting

A Two-Day Workshop with Brigitte Woosley


Meet the Artist Reception: Friday, November 13
Workshop: Saturday & Sunday, November 14–15

Our Services

Arts Programs

Creative learning opportunities that inspire artistic growth across the Texas Hill Country.

Arts & Cultural Events

Festivals, exhibitions, and gathering celebrating local artists and community.

Artist Support & Promotion

Elevating regional artists through visibility, partnerships, and opportunity.

Membership & Patron Support

Supporting the arts through memberships, patron giving, and advocacy.

Artist Spotlight

Meet the creators shaping our community!

London Watterson & Nathan Castorena

Every film screening has a lot going on behind the scenes. HCCA Cinema has been a team effort from the beginning, and two of the people helping shape it are London Watterson and Nathan Castorena.

London and Nathan are both recent UTSA graduates and have been involved in film in a number of different ways, from making films to shaping events.

London has been involved with the arts around the Hill Country, including a film screening series in San Antonio, and has worked on films through illustration and graphic design. London has also appeared in films and has been an active part of the local arts community, including being a member of the Boerne Visual Artists.

And if you’ve noticed that our HCCA Cinema posters have a particular look, that’s London. Every HCCA Cinema poster so far has been created by London, giving each screening its own artwork.

Nathan is a filmmaker, writer, and director with experience both in front of and behind the camera. Nathan has worked with filmmakers and film companies in San Antonio, and has brought that experience into HCCA Cinema as well. Nathan handles our technical planning and all of our playlists that goes into each showing.

HCCA Cinema has been a collaborative project from the beginning, and London and Nathan have each brought a lot to the table. Between the films, the artwork, the playlists, the technical side, and everything else that happens before the audience ever takes a seat, there’s a lot of work that goes into making a night at the movies happen.

We’re grateful for all the creativity, time, and work London and Nathan have put into HCCA Cinema, every step of the way.