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About MOCO

A community building something creative — together.

MOCO Creative Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit fostering creativity, funding youth scholarships, and growing the arts across Montague County, Texas.

Where we are today

No building yet — and that’s by design.

MOCO doesn’t have a permanent home, and right now that’s a feature, not a flaw. Every rehearsal, performance, and program happens because a community partner opened their doors — a church fellowship hall, a school auditorium, a downtown storefront.

It keeps us nimble, keeps us grateful, and keeps the arts woven into the everyday places of Montague County. We’re building toward a permanent creative home — but until then, the whole county is our stage.

Cast rehearsing on stage at Freedom Life Church

What guides us

Four things we won't compromise on

Community-first

We exist because neighbors show up for one another. Partnership is the whole model.

Youth in the center

Scholarships and stage time for the next generation of Montague County artists.

Open doors

No gatekeeping. If you want to make or experience art here, there is a place for you.

Built to last

Every dollar stays local and moves us toward a permanent creative home.

Board & Staff

The people behind MOCO

Governance documents
Michelle Meier in A Family Reunion To Die For (2025)

Michelle Meier

President

April Word in The Groom Has Cold Feet (2024)

April Word

Vice President

Melanie Stott in Crabcakes and Murder (2022)

Melanie Stott

Secretary & Historian

Jamie Fabel in Ruin at the Renaissance Banquet (2026)

Jamie Fabel

Treasurer

Boyd Hulstine as Ebenezer Scrooge (2025)

Boyd Hulstine

Assistant Treasurer