Studio 116 is proud to present its 1st Annual Coaster Art Show, on view April 10–25, with an Opening Reception on April 10. Submissions are taken until April 4th.
This unique exhibition features original artwork created in a perfectly compact format: each piece measures exactly 4 inches — the size of a coaster.
Each coaster is a one-of-a-kind original work of art, offered at an approachable price point, making this show ideal for both seasoned collectors and first-time art buyers. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover unique pieces perfect for gifting or adding to a personal collection.
Butcher Shop Press begins its creative journey by presenting its first group exhibition, ‘First Pulls: Works of Butcher Shop Press’, on display from March 25 – April 4. Each hand-pulled print in this exhibit was created using the studio’s Takach etching press, generously donated by artist Marty Whaley Adams. The works highlight a range of approaches to printmaking and reflect the creativity of local artists exploring the unique processes of monotype and other print techniques.
As part of the exhibition, a framed monotype by artist Phil Garrett, created at Butcher Shop Press, will be offered in a silent auction to raise funds for additional studio equipment. Bidding will remain open throughout the exhibition, with the final bid announced Saturday, April 4 at 4 p.m.
Join us at Studio 116 as Elynn Bernstein shares her creative process.
Known for creating surreal, emotionally resonant worlds, Bernstein’s paintings, charcoal drawings, and mixed-media works invite viewers into spaces where playfulness, mystery, hope, despair, connection, and tension coexist. Her process is deeply intuitive, emerging from subconscious exploration rather than formal planning. She describes her work as a continuing journey “full of surprises, challenges, and beauty.”
Join at Briar Patch Fibre Co for a morning of Crafting and Coffee. The shop sells everything you need for a new project, or bring your current WIP and show it off. Full Service espresso bar makes the morning all the better as there’s nothing quite as nice as a good drink, fun projects, and great community.
No Purchase Necessary.
Happens every Sunday same time
Studio 116 presents a Surreal Journey Through the Inner Worlds of Elynn Bernstein. Elynn Bernstein creates surreal worlds through paintings, charcoal drawings, and coloring pages. Her work—unplanned and drawn directly from her subconscious—explores recurring themes of whimsy, mystery, hope, despair, connection, and violence. Each finished work leaves even the artist wondering where it all came from.
Elynn Bernstein is a painter and mixed-media artist whose work bridges surreal imagery and emotional narrative. Her creative practice spans painting, drawing, and fiber arts, with decades of exhibition experience across the Southeast and beyond.
Join Studio 116 For a book signing event with local children’s book Author and illustrator – Ana Soto. Learn about the heartwarming adventures of Little Bear and Skye. Sunday February 22,2026 2-4pm. Books will be available at the signing or If you want to purchase a copy prior to event they are Available on Amazon.
Come get weird with us! The Oddities & Art Market is heading to Asheville, North Carolina on April 25th, 2026 at the Western North Carolina Agricultural Center (1301 Fanning Bridge Rd, Fletcher, NC 28732). Explore 100+ incredible vendors showcasing oddities, crystals & gems, handmade crafts, unique gifts, and an amazing lineup of local artists and creators! Dive into the mystical with psychics and tarot readers and enjoy a wide variety of delicious eats from our food trucks and food vendors. Advanced tickets are just $10, available only online at: www.accessartfl.org
This is a fully indoor, all-ages show with FREE parking. Come experience the strange, the spooky, and the spectacular—Asheville, we can’t wait to see you! 100% of the proceeds go to Access Art a non-profit helping kids gain access to art and music.
FORMED AND FIRED HERE: Please join to celebrate the outstanding ceramic artists of the Stuart Glassman Clay Studio and to enjoy their work which is shaped, glazed, and fired on site in Hendersonville. From functional wares to sculptural forms, every piece in the exhibit was created in the Glassman Clay Studio — wheel to kiln
Jan Durand will be at Studio 116 on Saturday, February 7th from 11am to 4pm with her beautiful jewelry creations. Durand crafts stunning jewelry pieces that blend elegance with a touch of boldness. Her use of colored gemstones and metals brings a dynamic quality to each creation. Durand’s jewelry captures both timeless sophistication and contemporary flair. Explore these unique designs that elevate everyday wear into art.
The winter blues don’t have to be sad! Join Miranda Wildman for a cozy, creative night at Ecusta Market & Cafe. This beginner-friendly cyanotype workshop invites everyone to make something beautiful!
What we’ll do:
Explore cyanotype — a historic “sun print” process that uses UV light to create striking blue-and-white images.
Make at least two finished sun prints to take home — perfect for framing, gifting, or tacking to your fridge.
Work indoors under gentle UV lamps, so no need to worry about winter sunsets. Think of it as solar-powered photography, with a cozy cafe atmosphere.
Why you’ll love it:
Warm, welcoming space and delicious treats for purchase from Ecusta.
Simple, hands-on instructions and plenty of help from Miranda— great for first-timers and fun for experienced makers.
A relaxing evening of creativity, connection, and tangible art to brighten the season.
Bring your curiosity — we’ll supply the materials, light, and encouragement. Come make something beautiful with us!
$40
N.O.T.A.F.L.O.F
(no one turned away for lack of funds)
follow Miranda on Instagram
follow Ecusta Market + Cafe on Instagram
Art is for Everyone!
All materials and gentle guidance provided — no experience needed
All ages welcome (under 13 with adult)
All identities + intersections welcome
Creating art playfully and without judgment lets us forget about being perfect. It opens room for self-reflection, connecting with others, and simply enjoying the process. Further more, making art together in a judgment-free space challenges ideas of what art “should be,” sparking conversations that build understanding and kindness. This open approach celebrates different viewpoints, since everyone’s background, experiences, and culture shape their art uniquely.
Join on Wednesday, January 21 from 2-4pm as Phil Garrett, a veteran artist who studied printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute, demonstrates the unique process of monotype printing. Garrett is the Founder of King Snake Press and his prints and paintings are in public and private collections in the USA, Europe and Japan. His show Above/Below is currently on view at Studio 116.
It is so interesting how one simple change in a space can alter the mood. Meet Miranda at Art Place Studios this January for a relaxing morning of creating with acrylic and watercolor paint to create a cozy ambiance in any corner. Miranda will share her techniques and materials for transforming a plain lampshade into a de-LIGHT-full addition to your home that reflects your style and mood. All tools and materials included, all artistic levels welcome, and hot cider awaits!
Note: one small to medium-sized lampshade is included with the workshop fee, and you may also bring plain lampshades from home to paint.
Join art therapist, Kara Ashley-Gilmore, for a special session of Mindful Mark-Making. We will blend the 7 essential principles of mindfulness with intuitive art practices, using drawing and watercolors as tools for relaxation. You’ll be guided through a series of creative mark-making exercises and grounding techniques, culminating in an extended, meditative painting session.
During this workshop, we will explore Neurographic Art—a powerful method rooted in Pavel Piskarev’s Neurographica® model. We will create fluid, organic lines and shapes resembling neural pathways and cells, and add mark-making elements along the way.
What’s Included in Your Session:
-Opening Guided Meditation & Focused Grounding Exercises.
-The “Principles of Mindfulness for Art-Making” Takeaway Guide.
-Hands-on instruction for Neurographic line work and meditative mark-making.
-An extended period of self-directed, meditative painting and creation.
-A closing sharing circle for connection and reflection.
Absolutely no art experience is required! All supplies—including rich watercolor paints, drawing pens, and acrylic markers—are provided for your use. Just bring your willingness to play, and your desire to connect and share!
Do you have a beautiful stack of art project books that are fantastic for inspiration but rarely make it off the shelf? You’re not alone! We love flipping through the hundreds of projects in every medium imaginable, but carving out the focused time to actually sit down and complete them often feels impossible.
Welcome to The Creatives Book Club! This won’t be a traditional book club. Instead of simply reading a book about art and creativity, we’ll meet once a month to actually do a project from the chosen book. It’s the perfect way to explore new mediums, hold yourself accountable to your creative practice, and finally make those beautiful pages come to life!
We meet on the last Monday of the month, from 4-6pm
Join us for an evening of collective art-making, mingling, and shared discovery as we dive into a project from an inspiring book of your choice! Bring your chosen art or craft book and the supplies you need to complete your project of choice.
Our Creative Schedule:
4:00 – 4:20: Set up your Materials & Settle In
4:20 – 5:30: Art-Making (project of choice from this month’s book)
5:30 – 5:40: Clean Up
5:40 – 6:00: Share & Mingle
Ready to trade reading for making? Admission is free, but register to save your seat!
Do you have a beautiful stack of art project books that are fantastic for inspiration but rarely make it off the shelf? You’re not alone! We love flipping through the hundreds of projects in every medium imaginable, but carving out the focused time to actually sit down and complete them often feels impossible.
Welcome to The Creatives Book Club! This won’t be a traditional book club. Instead of simply reading a book about art and creativity, we’ll meet once a month to actually do a project from the chosen book. It’s the perfect way to explore new mediums, hold yourself accountable to your creative practice, and finally make those beautiful pages come to life!
We meet on the last Monday of the month, from 4-6pm
Join us for an evening of collective art-making, mingling, and shared discovery as we dive into a project from an inspiring book of your choice! Bring your chosen art or craft book and the supplies you need to complete your project of choice. (If you’re looking for some fresh inspiration, the optional book for February is “Creative Abstract Mixed Media” by Kate Rebecca Leach.)
Our Creative Schedule:
4:00 – 4:20: Set up your Materials & Settle In
4:20 – 5:30: Art-Making (project of choice from this month’s book)
5:30 – 5:40: Clean Up
5:40 – 6:00: Share & Mingle
Ready to trade reading for making? Admission is free, but register to save your seat!
Join Studio 116 as we present Above/Below: Paintings and Works on Paper by Phil Garrett! On view will be paintings and monotypes by painter and printmaker Phil Garrett, a veteran artist who studied printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute. Garrett was the founder of King Snake Press (1998 – 2016) which was a source of production for his own work as well as for a variety of other artists while it was operating. Artist talk at 6:45.
Art Place Gallery celebrates a new exhibit featuring fiber artworks from regional artists. The exhibit also showcases members’ 2D and 3D artwork of other media including painting, drawing, jewelry, sculpture, and ceramic work created in the Stuart Glassman Ceramic Studio, a vibrant part of the Art League of Henderson County.
The Art Place Gallery is a dynamic visual art center managed by members of the Art League of Henderson County. It’s located in the vibrant historic 7th Avenue District in Hendersonville.
Unleash your creativity with us at Mills River Brewing on Thursday, January 8th, at 6:00 pm! No experience is needed. Our skilled instructors will guide you through each step, helping you recreate this Northern Cardinal portrait.
Everyone will receive a 16×20″ canvas with a pre-sketched drawing and all necessary painting supplies. You will also receive a drink ticket for your first initial purchase. For the best experience, we recommend arriving early to get settled and order some tasty bites and beverages before we begin.
Introduction to simple watercolor tools, Ideas, tips and how tos! A winter landscape, some tiny birds, a snow covered tree. How to start, Where to start, When to start. Quick and small, keep one, gift one. Tools provided for use in the workshop. If you have watercolor supplies you use now and want to bring them please do. Please bring a pen ( your favorite ) and pencil.
Unleash your creativity with us at Trailside Brewing Company on Monday, January 12th, at 6:00 pm! No experience is needed. Our skilled instructors will guide you through each step, helping you recreate this fun, wintry landscape.
Everyone will receive a 16×20″ canvas with a pre-sketched drawing and all necessary painting supplies. We kindly ask that each guest buys at least one drink or menu item to support this awesome venue. For the best experience, we recommend arriving early to settle in and order some tasty bites and beverages before we begin.
Art Place Gallery celebrates a new exhibit of 2D and 3D artwork from member artists. These local artists represent a variety of media such as painting, fiber, jewelry, and sculpture. The exhibits also features work created in the Stuart Glassman Ceramic Studio, a vibrant part of the Art League of Henderson County.
The Art Place Gallery is a dynamic visual art center managed by members of the Art League of Henderson County. It’s located in the vibrant historic 7th Avenue District in Hendersonville.
In the “Make one Take one Special” Tia Sculpt will assist you to create a small clay sculpture in a brief 10 minute step-by-step class. In turn for your hard work, you will receive a quarter to use on our gum-ball machine which will dispense another’s completed sculpture for you to take home. Join the fun ! Pop in anytime between 1-4 pm!
The Art Place Gallery in the 7th Ave District of Hendersonville holds an opening reception for its monthly exhibits on the first Friday of every month. December’s reception features “Wonder,” an exhibition of work by sculptor Susan Smith Perry, a South Carolina-based artist. For this exhibition, Perry will transform bamboo and handmade paper into a kinetic sculptural installation. And, as with each month, artwork from local artists, representing a variety of media will be exhibited. The Art Place Gallery is a dynamic community art center managed by members of the Art League of Henderson County.
❄️ Step into the magic of the season! ❄️
Join artists Miranda Wildman and Kara Ashley-Gilmore for a festive afternoon of Winter Festoonery!
Gather your friends and celebrate the holidays by creating joyful crafts from upcycled and recycled materials. We’ll have a cozy afternoon of seasonal craft-making, turning forgotten items into beautiful treasures like:
✨ Festive Garlands!
✨ Whimsical Cardboard Gingerbread Houses!
✨ Colorful Folded Star Ornaments!
All materials will be provided, but pre-registration is required so we can have enough for every creator. A $5 cash donation is suggested to help cover supply costs.
Don’t miss out on the winter fun! We can’t wait to see you there! ❄️
Artist’s Bios:
Kara Ashley-Gilmore and Miranda Wildman are artists and creative facilitators dedicated to helping people connect with their inner world through art. Kara, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Board Certified Art Therapist, believes in using our innate creativity for wellness and healing. She is a seasoned professional who has developed programs that guide others through self-discovery and emotional processing.
Miranda, a mixed-media artist, draws inspiration from the natural world of Western North Carolina. She believes art-making and appreciation are for everyone, serving as a powerful tool to reconnect with each other and with nature. She challenges the idea that art is reserved for a select few, emphasizing that creative expression can break down barriers and foster a sense of community and belonging.
Together, Kara and Miranda bring a unique blend of clinical expertise and intuitive, community-focused artistry to their workshops, offering a non-judgmental and supportive space for creative exploration and personal growth.
The Art League’s A LOTTO Art makes collectors out of art enthusiasts. Every ticket holder will receive an original work of art during the live LOTTO drawing. You never know when your number will come up, but you know it will. The artworks, donated by Art League member artists and will include paintings, drawings, photography, collage, jewelry, ceramic, and sculpture. The minimum value of each work is $250, but it may be more, including some in the thousands.
Each ticket is $100 and a limited number will be sold. Each ticket holder will take home a piece of artwork for their $100 ticket regardless of the retail value of the artwork.
Ticket holders will be able to preview the works of art at Art Place Gallery and online at: www.ArtLeagueHVL.org. The preview event begins Friday, November 7, 5-7pm and runs through November 29 during regular gallery hours. The live ticket drawing will be held at the Art Place Gallery at 730 Locust Street on November 29 at 5 pm. Please come early and look at the final selection!
Recollection will reflect on the artistic legacy of Marty Whaley Adams who finds inspiration in the beauty of the natural world, notably shown in her remarkable still lifes that feature beautifully textured objects painted in rich, nuanced colors. A longtime monotype printmaker, Marty enjoys the spontaneous process of creating monotypes by painting in inks to create a one-off impression on paper. Recollection presents a number of new monotypes printed at Studio 116 mixed with prints the artist has made over the past two decades. Sales of these works will benefit Studio 116’s new Butcher Shop Press.
Join for a magical and relaxing afternoon of art making where Miranda will share her shadow painting techniques with you by way of the delightful use of watercolor paints, pencils, and various papers to create enchanting art pieces inspired by shadows. Together, we will explore the mesmerizing interplay of lights, captivating shadows, intriguing shapes, and vibrant colors as we playfully engage with beautiful botanicals as our inspiration. All of this unfolds while we bask in the cozy glow of the wonderful atmosphere that Miranda lovingly prepares for us.
Miranda will provide all the materials you need to create several artworks on good-quality paper.
We warmly welcome participants of all levels of experience, from beginners to seasoned artists. Miranda will provide step-by-step, easy-to-follow instructions
Miranda believes art is for everyone! Making art together in a space without judgment challenges pre-conceived notions and inspires dialogue, cultivating understanding and compassion.
Artist Bio:
Who is Miranda? I grew up in a cozy Vermont town, basking in nature’s changing beauty. Creating art with my mom and friends sparked my imagination and led me to the Maine College of Art, where I continued to appreciate New England’s lush landscapes. My journey then took me to Western North Carolina, a vibrant place that fuels my creativity, drawing inspiration from its biodiversity and community connections.Through my artistic endeavors, I have come to understand that our ties with one another and with nature are essential. In a world where capitalism often encourages us to see ourselves as isolated individuals, I believe in breaking down those barriers. Art-making and appreciation belong to everyone, transcending titles and credentials. Engaging with art is a way for us to reconnect—not only with each other but with the earth itself.
Recollection will reflect on the artistic legacy of Marty Whaley Adams who finds inspiration in the beauty of the natural world, notably shown in her remarkable still lifes that feature beautifully textured objects painted in rich, nuanced colors. A longtime monotype printmaker, Marty enjoys the spontaneous process of creating monotypes by painting in inks to create a one-off impression on paper. Recollection presents a number of new monotypes printed at Studio 116 mixed with prints the artist has made over the past two decades.
Join us at our favorite beefalo farm + container bar, Packa’s Place ,on October 12th for an unforgettable fall day!
Celebrate the season with:
20 incredible local artists
Live music & good vibes
Tasty brews
Pumpkin Patch
It’s the perfect mix of art, music, and autumn fun— see you there!
Come down to the wine cellar in your Halloween garb, get comfy with a glass of wine or sparkling mocktail, and celebrate the spooky season by creating one of a kind paintings that glow in the black light! Miranda will provide all of the materials and gentle, creative guidance and Merit will assist you with the perfect potion for the evening.
$30
one glass of wine included
all art materials included
Find out more and shop with our host, Wine Sage Merchant + Wine Bar
Find out more about your art party host, Miranda Wildman here.
Art is For Everyone
what to expect when you art party with Miranda @ Wine Sage
Welcoming, cozy wine cellar meets early 90’s basement black light art party vibes
All art materials and gentle, creative guidance by Miranda
Ages 21 and up welcome
All identities welcome
All levels of experience welcome
All art parties with Miranda are come as you are, judgment free zones
Collage Magic
Golden Hour Gathering at Ecusta Market + Cafe
877 Lennox Park Dr.
Hendersonville, NC, 28739
(Right behind Trailside Brewing Co)
Tuesday, October 28th
5-7pm
Celebrate the spookiest time of year at Ecusta Market + Cafe with Collage Magic! Miranda will provide all of the supplies including vintage ephemera to build a collage to mark the times. The magic will be in the making!
Gather your friends, order some delicious bites and libations and slip into the season by making art together.
$35
N.O.T.A.F.L.O.F
(no one turned away for lack of funds)
Art is for Everyone!
– All materials and gentle guidance provided — no experience needed
– All ages welcome (under 13 with adult)
– All identities + intersections welcome
Creating art playfully and without judgment lets us forget about being perfect. It opens room for self-reflection, connecting with others, and simply enjoying the process. Making art together in a judgment-free space challenges ideas of what art “should be,” sparking conversations that build understanding and kindness. This open approach celebrates different viewpoints, since everyone’s background, experiences, and culture shape their art uniquely.
Create stunning mixed-media mementos on wood or canvas, perfect for sharing as thoughtful gifts or cherishing as lasting memories. Miranda will guide you in the use of a variety of materials, including vibrant acrylic paint, playful water-soluble crayons, assorted hand-painted paper, vintage flora and fauna ephemera, and a delightful array of surprise mixed media elements, all resulting in beautiful and expressive art pieces. Throughout our creative time together, we will focus on the joy of play and the excitement of experimentation with colors, textures, and layers, encouraging creativity to flow freely.
Miranda will provide all the materials you need to create!
We warmly welcome participants of all levels of experience, from beginners to seasoned artists. Miranda will provide step-by-step, easy-to-follow instructions
Miranda believes art is for everyone! Making art together in a space without judgment challenges pre-conceived notions and inspires dialogue, cultivating understanding and compassion.
Opening October 3
Featured Artist, Sue Fazio
Sue Fazio is a North Carolina-based artist whose expressive, layered paintings reflect a deep connection to nature, memory, and the quiet strength of the human spirit. Working primarily in acrylic and encaustic, her art blends abstraction and impressionism to evoke mood, movement, and transformation. With a bold, intuitive use of color and brushwork, Sue explores themes of resilience, beauty, and inner grace—often inviting the viewer into a contemplative space where emotion and landscape intertwine.
In addition to her artistic pursuits, Sue is a passionate advocate for youth development and the arts. Through both her creative practice and her ongoing commitment to community, she creates spaces of reflection, connection, and hope—sharing her vision with grace, generosity, and authenticity.
The exhibit runs October 1- November 1, 2025
Opening Reception: Friday, October 3, 4 PM – 7 PM
Proceeds from this show are being donated to the
Boys and Girls Club of Henderson County and to the Art League
The Roots of HVL Holiday Market takes place on Saturday, November 8, offering a festive kickoff to the season. From 9 AM – 3 PM, more than 20 local artisans will showcase handmade gifts, holiday décor, and unique treasures. Guests can enjoy live music by Conner Hunt from 12–3 PM, along with family fun on the cow train and apple cannon from 10–4. The farm store and bakery will be open from 9–5, featuring seasonal goods, warm apple treats, and holiday flavors.
Opening on October 3rd: Featured Artist Sue Fazio
Sue Fazio is a North Carolina-based artist whose expressive, layered paintings reflect a deep connection to nature, memory, and the quiet strength of the human spirit. Working primarily in acrylic and encaustic, her art blends abstraction and impressionism to evoke mood, movement, and transformation. With a bold, intuitive use of color and brushwork, Sue explores themes of resilience, beauty, and inner grace—often inviting the viewer into a contemplative space where emotion and landscape intertwine.
In addition to her artistic pursuits, Sue is a passionate advocate for youth development and the arts. Through both her creative practice and her ongoing commitment to community, she creates spaces of reflection, connection, and hope—sharing her vision with grace, generosity, and authenticity.
The exhibit runs October 3 – 25, 2025
Opening Reception: Friday, October 3rd, 4 PM – 7 PM
Join artist Kara Ashley-Gilmore for a special session of Mindful Mark-Making. We invite you to tap into the calming power of your hands and breath as we use watercolors and drawing tools to guide you on a journey of relaxation.
This session will lead you through a series of grounding techniques and expressive exercises, allowing you to lose yourself in a meditative session of painting and mark-making. You’ll learn to create layered, nature-based patterns, finding a deep sense of flow and inner calm. This is a gentle, process-oriented practice where the focus is on the process, not the final product.
All you need to bring is a willingness to play and a desire to connect. We’ll provide everything else, including:
-An opening mindfulness meditation to center you.
-Bilateral drawing and breathwork warm-up exercises to get your creative energy flowing.
-An extended, intuitive painting session where you can explore line, color, and shape without judgment.
-A closing circle to share insights and reflections.
Come get messy and reconnect with yourself through the joy of creating!
Details:
Where: The Art Place Studios Classroom, 2015 Asheville Hwy, Hendersonville
When: Sunday, November 2, 2025, from 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Cost: Art League Members: $30 | Non-Members: $35
‘Correlation’ A Glimpse into the Mind of a Working Artist will feature a variety of ceramic sculpture by Tia created to hang on the wall, as well as work on paper made by the artist, including collages and flyers, some of which were created by the artist in collaboration with friends. Each artwork in the exhibit correlates with stages in the artist’s life and will be arranged in a sequential fashion. Opening reception: 6 – 8 p.m., Friday, Sept. 19; Artist talk at 6:45 p.m.
Get ready for the most exciting event of the year! The Art on Main Fine Art and Craft Show is back, and it’s celebrating its 66th year. Can you believe it? For over six decades, this event has been a highlight in the art community, drawing in art enthusiasts from all over.
Historic Downtown Hendersonville sets the stage for this extraordinary event, adding a touch of charm and nostalgia to the whole experience. As you stroll through the streets lined with quaint shops and historic buildings, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. It’s the perfect backdrop for a celebration of art and creativity.
All mediums of fine art and fine craft will be represented.
Please join over 100 artists for this Main Street Art Show.
Gather at golden hour at Ecusta Cafe + Market and dive into a relaxing atmosphere where we celebrate the changing of the seasons with art making. Miranda will gently guide you through an exciting art-making journey using a vibrant palette of acrylic paints, a treasure trove of collage and hand-painted papers, and some delightful surprise materials to spark your imagination. No experience needed, all that is required is a willingness to play!
$35
N.O.T.A.F.L.O.F
(no one turned away for lack of funds)
follow Miranda on Instagram
follow Ecusta Market + Cafe on Instagram
Art is for Everyone!
All materials and gentle guidance provided — no experience needed
All ages welcome (under 13 with adult)
All identities + intersections welcome
Creating art playfully and without judgment lets us forget about being perfect. It opens room for self-reflection, connecting with others, and simply enjoying the process. Making art together in a judgment-free space challenges ideas of what art “should be,” sparking conversations that build understanding and kindness. This open approach celebrates different viewpoints, since everyone’s background, experiences, and culture shape their art uniquely.
Celebrating World Theatre Day at Flat Rock Playhouse: A Legacy of Storytelling
To honor World Theatre Day, we sat down with Lisa Bryant, the Producing Artistic Director, and Christy Souther, the Marketing Director, at Flat Rock Playhouse to reflect on what this day means to them and the Playhouse community.
“World Theater Day. What does it mean to me? It means lots of things,” says Lisa Bryant, the Producing Artistic Director at Flat Rock Playhouse. “Theater’s been around since all of time as far as we know it. It’s been an expression of our humanity, a collection of our stories, a ritualistic experience… and to have a day that’s thoughtfully dedicated to celebrating those things is a joy for us because it’s what we do, and this is where we work.”
Lisa also shared the fascinating history of the Playhouse: “We started in 1937 as a traveling group of vagabonds, and then in 1952 we were awarded this property, and we were finally able to put down roots as a brick-and-mortar theater destination. We actually started under a tent—Barnum & Bailey donated one of their old tents to us. Every season, the ritual of theater began with the raising of the tent, and the closing of the season ended with the entire company—actors, designers, artisans, and interns—all shoulder to shoulder raising and lowering the tent. Now, we have this beautiful barn that we affectionately call our home, and we’ve been here since 1952. We’re really close to our 75th anniversary. In the 1960s, the North Carolina seat of government awarded the title of the State Theater of North Carolina. “We are the only state theater in North Carolina. So, we’re proud to represent what it means to be an artistic destination in our beautiful and amazing state particularly, and especially in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains.”
Lisa also shared an interesting perspective about the Playhouse’s unique place in the theater world. “I met a new patron friend this year who described us as a Broadway theater with Southern hospitality. That kind of does sum us up. We are under the mothership of the Actor’s Equity Union, so when you go to a Broadway show or you see a Broadway tour, we are hiring the same level of professional excellence, but the bonus is you get to see that right here in this amazing small Appalachian town with a wonderful home-felt community experience.”
With these sentiments in mind, the team at Flat Rock Playhouse celebrates the universal power of theater and the unique warmth they offer to both artists and patrons alike.
While many theaters rely on external production resources, Flat Rock Playhouse takes pride in its in-house craftsmanship. As Christy Souther, the Marketing Director, at Flat Rock Playhouse notes, “It’s a very magical place when you’re in this theater, and there’s not a magic bus that rolls in. Everything is done right behind these curtains.” Every aspect of production, from set design to the final curtain call, is created by a team of dedicated professionals working on-site.
Lisa adds, “It is a collection of artists and artisans… designing and building the sets, the lights, the costumes, the props, and the sound.” This commitment to originality ensures that every performance is a unique masterpiece, meticulously crafted with skill and passion right in the heart of Western North Carolina.
As Christy further emphasizes, “You’ll never see another production like we do because it’s so custom. In my opinion, it’s not the same show every time, and I think that’s very special.” This bespoke approach makes each performance feel fresh, personal, and one-of-a-kind—truly a testament to the Playhouse’s dedication to providing an exceptional theatrical experience.
Flat Rock Playhouse isn’t just about performances; it’s a hub for artistic development and a nurturing environment for young talent. Lisa proudly shares the theater’s long-standing apprenticeship and internship programs, which are designed to support early-career artists: “It’s a hands-on opportunity for them to understand what the real world of this business looks like.” Many former interns and apprentices have gone on to successful careers in the arts, both on and off the stage, and the Playhouse is committed to fostering talent to ensure that the future of live theater remains bright.
“It’s a chance for them to see if they still really like it, and if they want to continue on this path,” Lisa says. “We help them achieve the goals they want to reach and ensure they have the support to navigate this challenging industry.” Lisa is a product of this very program, and she’s proud to see how many people at Flat Rock Playhouse have similarly started in these programs, going on to have successful professional careers in the arts—onstage, backstage, in marketing, admin, the box office, and even as devoted patrons, donors, and advocates for the arts. Many have applied their skills in various professions, and Lisa notes that “without that exposure to the arts and the skillset that go along with that, maybe they would’ve been less successful. We are really proud to lift that up whenever we can.”
The magic of live theater lies in its ability to evoke deep emotions and provoke thought. Lisa recalls the impact of productions like
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, which challenged audiences in a shared, immersive environment: “When you put it on stage live in front of people and remove the safety of a television screen, it just makes everything more potent. It forces you to be collectively side by side with somebody who maybe doesn’t share your convictions.” This ability to spark conversations and bridge perspectives is what makes theater so vital in today’s world.
Flat Rock Playhouse continues to thrive as North Carolina’s state theater, offering an unforgettable blend of professional excellence and heartfelt community spirit. Whether you’re a theater enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you’re sure to leave inspired, entertained, and eager to return.
At Flat Rock Playhouse, the team is dedicated to blending the timeless elements of traditional theater with the innovation of modern technology. As Christy explains, “We try to marry modern and more traditional theater to appeal to a wide variety of people. In this world of the digital age, there’s so much thrown at you, and everything is coming from everywhere. But when you’re in this theater, you’re just focused on what’s on stage.” The Playhouse embraces the best of both worlds by incorporating projections, sound, and lighting technology into performances.
“We honor the coziness and tradition of this small, historic theater, but also celebrate the new technology that our young professionals bring to the table,” Christy continues. “We’re continuing to push the boundaries of how theater can be experienced and presented. It doesn’t have to be archaic or old-fashioned—it’s about showing how beautiful theater can be, especially when you combine the old with the new.” This innovative approach ensures that every production feels fresh while maintaining the heart and soul of classic theatrical experiences.
Diversity in programming is a cornerstone of Flat Rock Playhouse. Lisa emphasizes the variety available: “If music is your jam, we’ve got the entire Music on the Rock concert series. If plays and musicals are your jam, we offer a variety of those—mystery, drama, comedy, contemporary musicals, classic golden age musicals, usually presented with a little modern twist family and youth programming.” From jazz and Motown to classic and contemporary theater, there’s something for every taste. Christy adds, “We really value our patrons’ opinion so that we can bring them all of these wonderful shows and varieties and give them something a little different, but also something they’re familiar with.” This dedication to audience engagement ensures an ever-evolving and captivating season.
As Lisa reflects, “People are proud to live here. People are proud to support each other here, and all of it just infuses everything else and everyone else, and we feel really lucky to be a part of it, and we want you to be a part of it too.” This sense of community and shared passion for the arts is what makes Flat Rock Playhouse a truly special place. Be sure to check out their 2025 show lineup on the website and consider being a part of the vibrant theater family that continues to bring magic to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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4 Seasons, Endless Fun! Why Hendersonville is Great Year-Round
Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Hendersonville, NC, offers an incredible variety of activities and experiences that showcase its charm no matter the season. From blooming flowers in the spring to cozy winter getaways, Hendersonville has got something for everyone.
As the chill of winter fades, Hendersonville comes alive with the vibrant colors and scents of spring. The mild weather beckons visitors to explore the outdoors, where blooming flowers and lush greenery set the stage for unforgettable experiences.
Point Lookout Vineyards:
Elevate your wine experience at this breathtaking mountaintop vineyard, part of the prestigious Crest of the Blue Ridge AVA, home to seven exceptional wineries. Sip on a glass of award-winning wine while soaking in the panoramic views, or pair your favorite vintage with a curated charcuterie board for an unforgettable outing. Perfect for a relaxing afternoon or celebrating life’s special moments.
Art in Bloom:
This highly anticipated annual event showcases a unique blend of visual artistry and floral creativity. Stroll through the exhibit to admire the synergy between beautifully crafted floral designs and exceptional juried artworks. Docents and artists often provide insights into the inspiration behind their work, creating an enriching cultural experience.
Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend
The 2025 Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend, happening May 2-4, features local wineries and cideries offering tastings, tours, pairing dinners, live music, orchard hikes, vineyard yoga, and more. This signature event highlights artisan hard ciders and award-winning wines.
Bullington Gardens:
An enchanting destination for nature lovers, Bullington Gardens boasts expertly maintained botanical displays and serene walking trails. Attend one of their spring workshops to enhance your gardening skills, or simply meander through the gardens as blossoms and greenery come to life.
Garden Jubilee:
Celebrate the beauty of spring at Garden Jubilee, Hendersonville’s premier gardening event. Stroll through vibrant displays of plants, flowers, and gardening supplies, meet expert growers, and find inspiration for your outdoor spaces. A gardener’s paradise in the heart of downtown!
With sun-filled days and warm evenings, summer in Hendersonville invites you to embrace the outdoors and celebrate the season with lively festivals and recreational activities.
Apple Festival:
As the heart of apple country, Hendersonville celebrates its heritage with this iconic festival every Labor Day Weekend. Sample fresh cider, indulge in apple-themed desserts, and explore craft booths and live entertainment. The festival is a must-visit for families and foodies alike.
Sliding Rock:
This natural wonder offers a thrilling way to cool off in the summer heat. Located just a short drive away, Sliding Rock is a smooth, sloping rock formation where visitors can slide into the refreshing mountain water below. Bring water shoes, towels, and a picnic to enjoy in the shaded recreation area.
Holmes Educational State Forest:
Explore an immersive outdoor classroom at Holmes Educational State Forest. This serene forest features easy hiking trails, engaging exhibits, and towering trees that create a peaceful retreat. Discover the Forest Demonstration Trail, listen to educational audio boxes, or enjoy a picnic in the shade. Ideal for families, students, and nature enthusiasts.
Rhythm & Brews Concert Series:
Downtown comes alive during these festive evenings of live music, craft beverages, and food trucks. Enjoy performances by talented musicians while savoring the flavors of local beer and cider. The lively atmosphere is perfect for dancing, mingling, or simply relaxing under the summer sky.
Hendersonville Ice Cream Trail:
Treat your taste buds to a sweet adventure as you journey through local creameries and ice cream shops. From classic scoops to unique, handcrafted flavors, each stop offers a delicious way to cool off and enjoy the charm of Hendersonville.
Autumn paints Hendersonville in rich hues of red, orange, and gold, creating a breathtaking backdrop for seasonal festivities and outdoor excursions.
DuPont State Recreational Forest:
Experience the kaleidoscope of fall foliage as you explore trails leading to the forest’s renowned waterfalls, including Triple Falls and High Falls. Whether hiking, biking, or horseback riding, the scenery will leave you in awe.
Souther Williams Vineyard:
Savor the crisp air and stunning autumnal views at this award-winning winery, part of the prestigious Crest of the Blue Ridge AVA, home to seven exceptional wineries. This 21+ winery offers a serene atmosphere to enjoy a glass of their Rebel Red Cynthiana Rosé while relaxing on the patio for a delightful afternoon.
Hendersonville Apple Orchards:
Delight in the vibrant colors of autumn while savoring the crisp taste of freshly picked apples. Wander through scenic orchards, enjoy hayrides, and sample cider doughnuts and apple cider. A perfect blend of natural beauty and seasonal flavors awaits.
Jump Off Rock:
A favorite for locals and visitors alike, Jump Off Rock offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains. This iconic destination is perfect for a relaxing day trip. Pack a picnic and enjoy it at the scenic overlook, or venture onto one of the nearby trails for an invigorating hike through the forests.
Nix Pumpkin Patch:
Embrace the spirit of fall at Nix Pumpkin Patch, where family fun meets autumn charm. Pick the perfect pumpkin, explore festive photo ops, and enjoy seasonal activities surrounded by picturesque farm scenery. A delightful destination for creating cherished autumn memories.
Winter transforms Hendersonville into a wonderland of twinkling lights, festive activities, and cozy retreats, making it an ideal destination for holiday celebrations and quiet relaxation.
Hendersonville’s Home for the Holidays:
This annual celebration lights up the season with parades, festive events, and dazzling decorations. The parade down Main Street is a highlight, featuring floats, music, and holiday cheer for all ages.
Moonshine Mountain Snow Tubing:
Experience winter thrills at this beloved snow tubing destination. With slopes designed for all ages, it’s an adventure the whole family can enjoy. Don’t forget to bundle up and capture the fun in photos!
Sierra Nevada Brewery Tours:
Discover the brewing process behind some of the most celebrated craft beers at Sierra Nevada’s brewery tours. Take a guided journey through the state-of-the-art facility, where you’ll learn about their brewing techniques, sustainable practices, and passion for quality. Enjoy behind-the-scenes access to the brewery and finish with a tasting of their award-winning beers. Ideal for beer enthusiasts looking to deepen their appreciation of craft brewing.
Exploring Downtown Hendersonville:
Stroll through the charming streets of downtown Hendersonville, where a vibrant mix of boutiques, unique shops, and local restaurants await. From antiques and handmade goods to trendy apparel and gifts, there’s something for every shopper. Enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many restaurants, offering everything from casual bites to fine dining. The walkable, pet-friendly downtown makes it easy to explore at your own pace, with cozy spots to relax along the way. Perfect for a day of leisurely discovery in a welcoming, small-town atmosphere.
Art Night is an opportunity to get creative with a bunch of other people wanting to get creative, materials provided.
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
