RICHMOND HILL, Ga. — Arts on the Coast (AOC) will bring local artists together on Monday, June 22, for its second quarterly meeting of 2026, providing members with an opportunity to connect, share artwork, receive feedback, and make final preparations for the upcoming ArtNite exhibition.

The meeting will be held at the Richmond Hill City Center, located inside J.F. Gregory Park, and is open to all current AOC members. New and prospective members are also encouraged to attend and learn more about the organization and its mission to support the arts throughout Coastal Georgia.

In addition to networking and fellowship, artists participating in the upcoming June ArtNite exhibition may use the quarterly meeting as a convenient opportunity to drop off artwork for display and pick up previously exhibited pieces.

The June ArtNite exhibition, themed "Majestic," will showcase original works inspired by grandeur, beauty, strength, and wonder. The exhibition continues Arts on the Coast's quarterly tradition of highlighting local artistic talent while creating opportunities for the public to engage directly with working artists.

Artists unable to attend the quarterly meeting will have an additional artwork drop-off opportunity on Tuesday, June 23, at the Arts on the Coast Gallery.

Arts on the Coast hosts quarterly meetings throughout the year to foster collaboration, provide educational opportunities, and strengthen connections among artists across the region. The organization also presents ArtNite exhibitions, educational programs, workshops, and community arts initiatives that enrich the cultural life of Coastal Georgia.

For more information about Arts on the Coast, upcoming exhibitions, membership opportunities, and events, visit ArtsOnTheCoast.org.