Explore the virtual gallery for Art in the City 2022, the Arts Council's members-only exhibit. There are more than 50 entries in the show.
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Creative Exploration Days at the Arts Council is a new program to
The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana and the Evansville African American Museum
A group of textile artist banded together during lockdown to create a
Explore the virtual gallery for Art in the City 2022, the Arts Council's members-only exhibit. There are more than 50 entries in the show.
Creative Exploration Days at the Arts Council is a new program to engage kids 1 through 5 through creative learning in the gallery.
The Black Opry Revue — a touring showcase of Black country, folk and Americana singer-songwriters — is coming to Evansville this spring. The Arts
Southwestern Indiana high school students who live in the 8th Congressional District have the opportunity for their work to be featured at the U.S.
The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana has two great grants opportunities for to help create and continue arts programs and projects for Evansville students.
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Explore the virtual gallery for Art in the City 2022, the Arts Council's members-only exhibit. There are more than 50 entries in the show.
Creative Exploration Days at the Arts Council is a new program to engage kids 1 through 5 through creative learning in the gallery.
The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana and the Evansville African American Museum are partnering on a fine arts exhibit in honor of the newest national holiday, Juneteenth. “Lift Every Voice” is an exhibit celebrating Juneteenth and Black joy, but also an exhibit
A group of textile artist banded together during lockdown to create a new exhibit inspired by the children’s game of telephone. You remember the game: One person says something to one person, and that person repeats the phrase to the next, repeated
The Black Opry Revue — a touring showcase of Black country, folk and Americana singer-songwriters — is coming to Evansville this spring. The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana, Haynie’s Corner Arts District Association and Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library are presenting the free
Southwestern Indiana high school students who live in the 8th Congressional District have the opportunity for their work to be featured at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C.