This week the “Together We Rise” outdoor exhibit in Jackson Park will be dismantled. Our exhibit in the Edna B. Love Gallery, “Recycled, Repurposed, Reimagined” will also close. Have you voted for your favorite?
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We’re glad to once again be a part of Music & Merchants again this year. We’ll have a booth at the festival on Saturday, May 20, from 3-9 p.m. Come join us!
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Friday, May 5, the Reed Island Rounders will be in the First Friday Listening Room. The “Last Ladder and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony” for our public art display, “Together we Rise,” will be held in Jackson Park around 6 p.m. Come enjoy both free events!
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The Fine Arts Center is now accepting ladders for our public art installation in Jackson Park. You can drop your ladder off at the Center during business hours, request a pick-up through our online form, or bring it by Jackson Park May 1-6 between 3-7 p.m. “Last Ladder” celebration is May 6 at 6 p.m.
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Please join us to honor the artists for our newest exhibit: Recycled, Repurposed, Reimagined. More than 20 local artists will be featured in the show and honored at the reception on April 21. The public is invited.
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The Fine Arts Center has commissioned local artist Charlie Brouwer to create a giant, 3D art installation in Jackson Park, and you can help! We need to borrow ladders for the month of May to build this community-based sculpture.
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We will have hands-on activities, live music, food, and art and craft vendors at the Pulaski Train Station on Saturday, April 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come out and enjoy the fun!
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Popular local duet, Frank and Flip, also called Allegro Music, will be performing in our next First Friday Listening Room on April 7. Reserve your free tickets now!
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Have you discovered a new way to use an old object? Do you gather or otherwise source your art supplies from nature? Or find ways to create work utilizing sustainable or biodegradable products? Share your work in our next exhibit.
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The Fine Arts Center’s next exhibit will be a collection of recycled, repurposed, and upcycled art. Local artists 18 years or older are invited to submit their work for consideration for the show.
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The Fine Arts Center is pleased to host Glen Shelton for an intimate solo performance on Friday, March 3. Tickets are free but limited, so reserve your seat today!
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Check out our full schedule of performances through May, with a variety of great musicians performing in our First Friday Listening Room.
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Local artist Cherrilynne Scott is offering two unique classes for interested artists, “The Art of the Sketchbook” and an advanced Gouache and Watercolor class.
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Cherrilynne is a local artist who will be teaching a series of classes for those interested in techniques related to gouache or watercolor. Her beginning class is this Saturday, January 14. She’ll follow up with a beginner’s sketchbook class and an intermediate gouache and watercolor class later this month.
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Frank and Flip’s performance in the Listening Room is being rescheduled for April, but there are still plenty of things to do at the Fine Arts Center in the new year, including several different types of classes, rotating exhibits, and the Listening Room Concert Series from February through May.
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Our newest exhibit, No Place Like Home, will open this Thursday with a reception from 5-7 p.m. Come meet the artists and view their work. The exhibit features original, handmade works of art from local artists.
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Local artists Ernie Ross, Cyndi Maitri, and Cherrilynne Scott offer a range of art classes over the next couple of months. There’s also still room in our children’s Ornament workshop.
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Your tax-deductible donation helps the Fine Arts Center provide a range of arts programming for children and adults in the area. We also support local artists, like Cyndi Maitri, who is offering a wool-felting class on December 3. Read more in this week’s blog update.
Read MoreJoin Cynthia Maitri for her Wool Felting Class for Beginners on December 3, or stop by the Center for unique handmade, original gifts on Shop Small Saturday, November 26.
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Our annual Gala is being postponed until early 2023 and some of our classes will not be held in the Center due to construction on Main Street. Please read our full post for details.
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