TC FAQ

Do you offer parking?

Yes, we offer parking on the front side of the building, as well as on the side of the building. 

Are there public transporation options for visiting CTAC - Traverse city?

Yes. CTAC - Traverse City is accessible via the Bay Area Transportation Authority (BATA) bus system. Several routes stop in downtown Traverse City, just a 15–20 minute walk from the Arts Center.

Is your arts center accessible?

Yes, our buildings are wheelchair accessible, and we strive to accommodate all visitors. Contact us with any specific questions or requests for assistance in advance at (231) 941-9488.

What populations do you serve?

While everyone is welcome to visit our galleries and participate in our programs, we primarily serve residents across five counties, including communities such as Suttons Bay, Glen Arbor, Interlochen, Elk Rapids, Kalkaska, Bellaire, and other nearby areas.

Are events open to the public?

Most events are open to the public, though some may require advance registration or tickets. Details are listed with each event.

Can I use your studio space without signing up for a class?

Yes. Crooked Tree Arts Center - Traverse City offers a Members' Open Studio. No instruction or registration is required, you simply need to be a current CTAC member. Attendees are welcome to drop in and work on their projects during designated open-studio hours. For more information, find an upcoming Member’s Open Studio session through our Classes page or by calling us at (231) 941-9488.

How can I become a member?

You can become a member by registering online or calling us at (231) 941-9488.

Does Crooked Tree Arts Center have a Lost and Found?

Yes, we collect and hold found items. If you’ve lost something, please visit the Front Desk or call us at (231) 941-9488, and we’ll do our best to help you locate it.

How do I contact someone at Crooked Tree Arts Center - Traverse City?

You can reach us via email at tc@crookedtree.org or by phone at (231) 941-9488.