EXHIBIT OPPORTUNITY - Put A Mask On It... In the past year, the surgical-style face mask has been a powerful tool for combating the corona virus but it has also become a powerful political symbol and an accessory for

To everyone who donated during Giving Hearts Day 2021– we thank you! Your generous gift will ensure that The Arts Center continue to provide creative opportunities that strengthen and enhance our community. Just a few

Since 2003, Arts Midwest World Fest has brought international musicians to communities throughout the Midwest. You may remember when The Arts Center hosted four world-renowned performance groups. Many of us have fond memories of the

As they say, tis' the season for giving. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or other winter holiday, these events often include the exchanging of gifts. Every year I get on my "soapbox" and campaign

It's not often we get to see artists at work. The stereotype of a temperamental artist working alone in a studio free of distractions is fairly typical. But Linda Roesch, our Resident Artist whose exhibition

The gallery is quiet and social distancing is easy. Come in and see the unique sculptures created by Patrick Luber. Over the span of Patrick Luber's career he has explored the serious and humorous intersection

Are you looking for something to do during the blustery weather this week?  Over the next few days, why not enjoy a concert in the coziness of your own home and then on Saturday, October 24

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