Smith-Ritch Point Theater, HCAFThis is our first episode on non-profit organizations. I interview Mr. David Howard, Executive Director of the Hill Country Arts Foundation (HCAF) in Ingram, Texas. HCAF is a center for the visual and performing arts founded in 1959 on 14 acres of land along the Guadalupe River. HCAF includes a 722 seat outdoor theater (the Smith-Ritch Point theater), and indoor theater (the black box), an art gallery (Duncan-McAshan Visual Arts Center), and several workshops for artists. A replica of Stonehenge (called Stonehenge II) is located on the property.
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