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Our Vision: To be a premier arts and cultural resource for the Finger Lakes Region.
Our Mission: The South Bristol Cultural Center, Inc. will provide creative, quality and educational offerings that respond to diverse audiences to enrich their lives in an affordable and accessible manner, while providing a public forum to the unique
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 Our Executive Director
Lisa Hilton of Canandaigua is the Executive Director of the South Bristol Cultural Center.
Hilton succeeds Susan Dickens who founded the South Bristol Cultural Center in 1995. Dickens, who is also a professional artist, retired from the Executive Director position and looks forward to devoting more time to family, drawing, painting, and consulting.
“I’m eager to build upon the solid foundation Sue and the board of the SBCC have constructed over the past ten years,” said Hilton. She also stated that she plans to collaborate with other local arts organizations, having served on the board of Ontario County Arts Council for the past two years. “My goals are to increase the South Bristol Cultural Center’s membership, provide even more outreach to local schools, and continue to tailor our programming to our community’s needs and interests.” She also noted the success of the Music in the Barn series and the exceptional artwork by Finger Lakes’ artists featured in the gallery.
For ten years, Lisa Hilton was employed as a manager with Barnes & Noble Booksellers. After receiving a Master’s degree from Empire State College in English/ Creative Writing, she began a new career as an adjunct English instructor with Finger Lakes Community College. Claiming that she is “committed to education”, she will continue to teach at FLCC while leading the Cultural Center.
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concentration of highly skilled artists and artisans for
the Finger Lakes Region seeking vocational challenge.
The Board of Directors of the South Bristol Cultural Center, Inc., under the guidance of Michael John Rizzolo, President of Communication Services, formulated and produced their Business Plan in 2001. Since then, the goals of the plan are now at the mid to far range needs with the near range needs completed. In the past ten years, over 35,000 people of all ages have been "edutained" at the center. We are proud of our past decade of service and continually strive to serve the needs of our constituents to fulfill our vision and mission.
Board of Directors:
Nancy Lane, President
Jonathan Gage, Vice President
Polly McCarthy, Secretary/Treasurer
Cathy Brush
Dave Hewson
Becky Congdon
Charles Maloy
Barb Murdock
Randie Murdock
Mary Riley
Mike Waters
Honorary Board:
William Dermody Ed Hanley
Ruth Handelman Josephine Ingle
Susanne Kennedy Susan Rea
Nancy Siewert Nadina Stevens
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