North Country Center for the Arts is a charitable non-profit organization that was founded in 1985 to support the arts in northern New Hampshire. Located in Lincoln, New Hampshire.
North Country Center for the Arts is in the midst of a $2.6 million capital campaign to build Jean's Playhouse, the year-round home to North Country Center for the Arts and the Papermill Theatre. Named for Jean Hallager, one of the prime contributors to the success of the Papermill Theatre, this new state-of-the-art facility will provide a venue for year-round theatrical, musical and visual arts, as well as community gatherings and events.

North Country Center for the Arts currently produces the Papermill Theatre, a professional summer repertory musical theatre company, which has developed a reputation for high level artistic performances, including past productions of Grease, Oklahoma!, Anything Goes, and The Music Man. North Country Center for the Arts also produces a travelling Children’s Theatre company, performing original adaptations of well-known folk and fairy tales during an eight week summer season in season numerous communities throughout New Hampshire.