(click on title to read) .... On display in the Lobby Gallery: The Arts Center's Arts After School Artists. The work was created during January's session on Marbling and Paste Papers. The students spent two weeks
(click on title to read) I want you to come to Open Mic tomorrow, January 25 at 7:00 pm and here is why... Where can you go with friends and enjoy entertainment for FREE? Many
(click on title to read) As promised, once a month there will be the opportunity to meet one of our exhibiting artists. Our first Art Lunch is on January 31 with Emily Williams-Wheeler. This first
(Click on the Title to Read Blog) When you imagine the perfect art opening what do you think of? Great art and good wine. So it seems appropriate that one of The Arts Center’s most
Click on the title to read post. The Arts Center is a wonderful place to begin a creative lifestyle. Just look at this gang, our gala committee getting into their 70s Groove. How much fun
(Click on Title to Read) With 2017 coming to a close I thought it was a time for reflection. Lots of things happened at The Arts Center this year. From the grand opening of the
(Click on the title to read) We are gearing up to begin our new season of Art for Life. Letters of agreement with the North Dakota Council on the Arts (NDCA) have arrived and plans
(click on the title to read story) Listing to North Dakota Public Radio this morning they reminded me of the project The Great Thanksgiving Listen. In 2015, StoryCorps gave people an assignment as generations gathered for
(click on the title to read) When you stop in to see the current exhibit I encourage you to spend some extra moments looking closely at each artwork. The exhibit includes 34 handmade prints by
(Click on title to read) I was reminded recently that promoting and mentoring artists is an important part of our mission. The art presented in the gallery brings visitors to our facility and
