Young at Art, the Arts Council’s annual youth art exhibit, gives local young artists in grades K-8 the opportunity to display artwork in a professional gallery setting. There is public reception from noon to 1:30pm on Saturday, April 27th. There is no cost to view the exhibit. The gallery is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Thank you to Banterra Bank and Alex Rang Dentistry for sponsoring this exhibit. Their support underwrites our essential community initiatives through investment, advocacy, and leadership.

Join us on Sunday, May 5th from 1pm - 3pm for a LIVE drawing session with our friends from Wesselman Woods!  Date: May 5th Time: 1pm - 3pm Location: Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana, 212 Main Street, Evansville, Indiana 47708 During the event, there will be three drawing stations: DETAILSAges 15 and up. Tickets are free, but seating is limited.Registration is required (register below). Attendees should plan to bring their own materials, but there will be tables at each station. Join us and our furry (and not so furry) friends for an afternoon of art!

The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana invites artists to explore and celebrate the power of self-affirmation, personal growth, and empowerment through artistic expression. We encourage artists to reflect on their own experiences of empowerment and self-celebration, as well as those of their communities. We invite submissions that capture the essence of embracing one's identity, strength, and individuality. What makes YOU feel empowered?

Want to get to know the Arts Council Board Members? Now is your chance! Arts Council artist members are invited to a Social Hour on Wednesday, May 22nd. Join us and bring a friend. Active members will receive a complimentary drink. Complete the Contact Information below to RSVP for the event (only name and email are needed).

The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana invites artists to explore and celebrate the power of self-affirmation, personal growth, and empowerment through artistic expression. We encourage artists to reflect on their own experiences of empowerment and self-celebration, as well as those of their communities. We invite submissions that capture the essence of embracing one’s identity, strength, and individuality. What makes YOU feel empowered?

Come spend an evening with folk-punk accordion troubadour Jason Webley and friends in support of FLOTSAM, a floating river circus that will be traveling down the Ohio River this summer from giving free performances for crowds on the shore. Their ramshackle stage-raft will be stopping in Cincinnati the first weekend of September on their thousand-mile journey from Pittsburgh to Paducah. This event is to start building excitement and raise money towards their trip.http://www.rivercircus.com JASON WEBLEYJason Webley began his music career in 1998 howling on street corners in Seattle. Armed with his squeezebox, a beat-up parlor guitar, and porkpie hat, Webley