About Us

An Indian Land native, Eric has been involved in the arts in the community for many years.Eric has held several professional roles over the years starting in a large regional ad agency in the creative department and working in staff development and education for a regional hospital system. He shares his love of music as the Director of Music at Osceola UMC in Indian Land. Eric has been fortunate to travel extensively for work and pleasure and brings his love for art and cultural experiences to his work at the LCCA.

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A’Nylah Williams, Marketing and Programs Coordinator, Lancaster County Council of the Arts: Originally from Rock Hill, South Carolina, Williams graduated from Gardner-Webb University in 2023 with a B.A. in Graphic Design and a minor in Marketing, and again in 2024 with a Masters in Business Administration (M.B.A.). During that time, she was a social media marketing intern for a travel agency, where she assisted in growing the online presence of the company. After graduating, Williams moved back home and began working for York County under the Culture and Heritage department as a Creative Educator. In her role at the LCCA, she is responsible for designing marketing materials for social media and print, creating written promotional content, and assisting with the planning of community events. As the LCCA’S marketing and programs coordinator, she will engage in design and strategic outreach that connects the community with the impact of the new festival programming.

Joanna grew up in Lancaster and graduated from Anderson University with a BA in Painting & Drawing and minors in Art History and Psychology. After teaching art in Charlotte, she returned to Lancaster to support arts education with the LCCA. Outside of work, Joanna spends much of her time in her painting studio, focusing on oil and watercolor landscape painting.

After graduating from Converse College with a degree in Art therapy, Liz Bell moved back to Lancaster County as an advocate for the arts. Since 2003, she has been providing art therapy services to special needs students in the Lancaster County School District. In 2005, she became involved with LCCA's mission to introduce the arts to other populations in the community. In her capacity with LCCA, Liz travels to Southside Early Childhood Center and the Disabilities and Special Needs Workshop to lead them in various art activities.