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Pop-up Pub On the Roof, hosted in collaboration with our future neighbors on Main Street, Patsy Hartigan’s Pub. This special event is a fundraiser benefiting the Arts Council’s enriching programming.
Concept: The Arts Council is hosting a shadow and light themed art exhibit to commemorate
The Arts Council is seeking artists to showcase their interpretations of symmetry in our upcoming
If you’re looking for a cool, unique place to host your next party, then check out the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana’s space in Downtown Evansville. The Arts Council has a first-floor art gallery and a second-floor rooftop
The Arts Council challenged artists to create a piece inspired by a literary work from a predesigned list of books and poems — the result was inspiring.
Evansville's most unique outdoor concert experience is back.
It’s spring break. You have a house full of restless kids and their friends, and you need something to do, but you don’t want to spend a ton of money doing it. Luckily, there are a few free
There is never a more colorful show in the Arts Council’s gallery than the annual “Young at Art” exhibit. More than 250 regional K-8 artists submitted their wildly creative, colorful and inventive entries into the exhibit this year,
(Here’s the link for those who want to skip ahead to the First Fridays at Haynie’s Corner application) First Friday at Haynie’s Corner returns this spring, and artists are invited to apply for this special Evansville event. What
To commemorate the 375 years of peace since the end of the Thirty Years War, Sister Cities of Osnabrück, Germany will assemble a collaborative textile art installation this summer. Evansville is one of Osnabrück’s 11 Sister Cities, since
Area students have the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana’s Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery in March. The Arts Council is asking for submissions to “Young at Art,” the organizations’ annual K-8 art exhibit.
Artists featured in this exciting new Arts Council exhibit were given one parameter — the only color they could use was red. The result was “RED,” a striking new style of exhibit in Downtown Evansville. Thirty-seven artists created
