CELEBRATING THE ARTS
HCCArts is happy to announce that Tia Johnson, a resident of Boerne for the past six years, has joined the board of directors of the Hill Country Council for the Arts.
Evacuating often from South Louisiana hurricanes, and Johnson’s family sheltering here on and off since 2008, Tia was overjoyed to finally move to Boerne permanently in 2021. Johnson and husband, Eric, have been married for 17 years; are members of Currey Creek Church; their son, Boston, is a junior at Boerne High School; and their home is shared with two mini Aussies, Niko and Bodhi.
Johnson comes from a hotel management and office administration background, having graduated from Nicholls State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
After college, she managed hotels for the next decade, giving her the opportunity to travel. Hotel management, requiring 24-hour on-call duties, was not conducive to caring for a new baby and family, so she retired from the hotel business to manage a police, tactical, and home defense store, where she remained until moving here.
Johnson is now a proud employee at Boerne City Hall. Next time you visit the campus, she is “the voice under the stairs that greets you when you walk in.” There you will meet Niko and Bodhi. Niko loves being a part of the city campus and brings a lot of joy to both visitors and city employees. Bodhi is young and still learning, but he will be around, too.
Johnson beams as she confesses her love of Boerne.
“I couldn’t be happier living here and being a part of this community,” Johnson said. “Boerne has so much to offer, and I am super excited to have a voice on the Arts Council Board and be a part of its future.”
The Vision of the Hill Country Council for the Arts is to create an arts culture through promotion, education, collaboration, and leadership. For information, call Paula at 210269-8349, or refer to our website, www.hccarts.org.
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