This year's 56th JFAA Annual Art Show has great variety of artwork. There are fifty-five artists represented from three states. The largest medium category is painting which includes, oil, acrylic, mixed and watercolor. There are

I’m continually in awe of artists. Whether their work is edgy and abstract or highly refined and representational, it takes an enormous amount of skill, passion and time to create a successful work of art.  Last

For the 2020 Mini-Art Hunt, Arts Center resident artist Linda Roesch created ten unique miniature (1.5″ x 1.5″) acrylic paintings. Linda created these pieces inspired by our precious pollinators who have been in decline due

It's hard to know the most prudent course of action in getting back to business. We all want to get back to normal (or the new normal) but we also don't want to place anyone

If you are looking for a comprehensive activity that can engage the entire family (over several weeks) you should look at the 52 activities available here. Don't be discouraged by the fact that these plans

This is such an extraordinary time. On the one hand I'm feeling relaxed, unpressured and invigorated, on the other hand I'm feeling anxious and concerned. As I turn inward, I recognize what things that are

In this extraordinary time when you may be sequestered, there are loads of art activities to enjoy with your family. The internet has loads of simple projects and activities - Explore or visit one of

Isn't it marvelous how every culture has its own unique instruments. While they might differ radically in shape, structure and sound every culture still has common musical traditions that include music produced from 'strings', 'flutes'

Clearly, Arts Center fans love a party. We want to thank everyone who contributed, attended and helped with this year's gala. Every year countless hours go into planning and organizing the Arts Center's primary fundraiser

Perhaps you have some free time during the holidays or perhaps you'd like to give the kids a project. The Arts Center's current exhibition, all photographs by artist Dan Smith, explores one theme–HOOPS. What kind