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Twenty years ago, a large mural was created to hang at the CFAC by 12 different artists. We will display the work and celebrate the idea of collaboration with a call to artists to join with one or more others to create a collaborative piece of art. Click here for entry form.
Linda G. Paulsen, Utah artist who formerly lived in Rock Springs, paints in watercolor, acrylic, oil and pastel. Her poetic photo realism is especially seen in her portraits of children, western landscapes, and European images. Linda believes art should edify, and reminds the viewer that beauty is not optional.
Using wood burning, colored inks and carving, Katie has been fascinated in decorating gourds of all shapes and sizes. Her husband Jerry has "graduated from washing the gourds" to using his skills weaving pine needles and adding pieces of nature, usually cholla skeleton or antlers.
To celebrate the art teachers of our local school district, we have an exhibit of their own artwork after the school displays which are a tradition each spring at the CFAC. This year we have six teachers participating -- Jacob Haskins, Jasmine Krueger, Shari Kumer, Amanda Margrave, Halli Riskus and Nathan Wonnacott.
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Satire and farce blend in the fast-moving plot, as Harpagon, the miser, tries to arrange a marriage for himself but when his hoard is stolen, everyone is suspect!
Join us for this free performance in Bunning Park, bring lawn chairs or blankets, and a picnic dinner. Please practice social distancing and bring a mask, just in case. :)
Co-sponosored with DOWNTOWN ROCK SPRINGS.
In celebration of Art and the accomplishments of the Youth of our community, the CFAC displays art work from elementary through high school students!
Feb 11 - 22 • Walnut & Westridge
Feb 25 - Mar 7 • Desert View & Farson/Eden
Mar 10 - 21 • Northpark, Overland & Wamsutter
Mar 24 - Apr 4 • Sage & Stagecoach
Apr 7 - 18 • Pilot Butte and Eastside
Apr 21 - May 2 • Rock Springs Jr. High (reception April 22, 6 pm)
May 5 - 20 • Rock Springs & Black Butte Highs (reception May 6, 6 pm)
Local photographer David Halter will exhibit a range of his fine art photography. Opening Reception will be Tuesday, December 10 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Howard Hart, woodturner, and William Travis Hart, sculptor, will be exhibiting a combination of creative work. Longtime Green River residents, both men have shown art work individually at the CFAC and we are fortunate to have them return together. The image here is of Howard's woodturnings. Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, November 2nd from 2 to 4 pm to meet the artists.
Each year, the CFAC provides a theme for local artists to create artwork. As a community art show, it is open to any art medium and the goal is to provide local artists an opportunity to share their creative efforts with the public. As an open exhibit, the submitted work is not juried to be included other than for safety. "Gala Event" by D. Soulé
OPENING RECPTION -- Aug. 15th, 5 to 7 pm
Michael Parker is a freelance illustrator, fine art painter, and teacher. He studied Illustration at Brigham Young University and completed a Master’s Degree in Painting at Laguna College of Art & Design. Parker grew up in Green River and has previously shown his work at the CFAC. We are fortunate to have him exhibit again with us featuring his plein air landscapes.
OPENING RECEPTION JULY 2nd, from 5 to 7 pm
Sue Sommers returns to the CFAC with an exhibit of landscape paintings.
"My mission is to interpret the topography of western Wyoming in a way that is modernist and personal. The West is not a genre to me; it is a real place of humbling scale and dynamism.
Mostly I respond to places I experience every day and in every season. My approach is to render beyond what I see, to what I know about the place, the day, and my materials."
The Wyoming Shakespeare Festival Company is returning to Rock Springs! They will be performing "Twelfth Night" by William Shakespeare, at the Broadway Theater at 7 p.m. This is a FREE performance co-sponsored by Rock Springs Mainstreet/URA.
Wyoming artist Evan Slafter will be featured in the gallery with his moderist and abstract expressionist paintings. Everyone is invited to the opening reception on May 31st from 5 to 7 pm.
February 5 – 16 • Farson/Eden and Desert View Elementary Schools
February 19 – March 2 • Northpark and Overland Elementary Schools
March 5 – 16 • Sage and Stagecoach Elementary Schools
March 19 – 30 • Walnut and Westridge Elementary Schools
April 2 – 13 • Pilot Butte and Eastside Schools
April 16 – 27 • Rock Springs Junior High School
• Reception – Wednesday, April 17, 6 to 7 p.m.
April 30 – May 18 • Rock Springs and Black Butte High Schools
• Reception – Wednesday, May 1, 6 to 7:30 p.m.
This contagiously energetic Irish quintet will have you asking for more! GOITSE is a multi-award-winning group of musicians that we are excited to bring to Rock Springs.
“…blending the roots of tradition with the freedom of creativity … and perfectly summing up Goitse.” ~ Folkwords Review
Operating from their studios on the open range of North Central Wyoming since 1994, AB Word captures both realisic portraits oftern in an imaginary setting and Barrie Lynn Bryant creates one of a kind frames to compliment AB's images. Combining their talents, the pair create framed original artworks for sale and exhibition. An opening reception to meet the artists will be the evening of December 13th. See more of their work at merglennstudios.com
Join us at White Mountain Library for this FREE performance by award winning MARK KROOS. He draws from many different styles of music -- folk, Celtic, indie and even punk rock! His primarily instrumental style is characterized by open harmonies, polyphonic textures, incredible tapping technique, and is as entertaining to watch as it is to listen to.
A new exhibit is opening at the Community Fine Arts Center with local photographer Paul Ng’s latest work titled “Through the Lens.” The public is invited to the opening reception on Monday, November 5th from 5 to 7 p.m.
A longtime resident of Rock Springs, Ng is a fine art photographer focusing on the landscape and nature. His domain in photography is large format black and white, working mostly with 4” x 5” black and white sheet film and color transparency. He processes all the black and white film and makes archival prints in the traditional dark room wet process.
This is the Union Pacific's 150th Anniversary of the Race to Promontory and the completion of the transcontinental railroad and what better way to celebrate but to see "the Train" through the eyes of artists. Open to Sweetwater County residents, this exhibit includes all media. This photograph by Larry Friedman is in the permanent collection on display at the CFAC.
Greater Sage-grouse Strut the Plains!
An arts and sciences exhibit by AT Lander Arts and Sciences (aTlas) has been traveling the state this past year and will be on display at the Community Fine Arts Center in Rock Springs from September 4 – 29, 2018.
Come out for a delightful musical evening with Dave Munsick and the three-piece Little Big Band. A former New Mexico State Championship Fiddler, Dave brought his game with him when he moved to Wyoming in the early 1980s and began playing fiddle for fellow Wyomingite – the late, great, Chris Ledoux. Today he tours solo and with his bands, sharing "his brand of western truth" for all to enjoy. Broadway Theater at 7 p.m. and tickets will be go on sale in late August.
Upon retirement from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln,Ross and his wife moved back to Minnesota where he had done his undergraduate and graduate studies. He began a series of paintings that allowed him, once again, to embrace the beauty of northern Minnesota with its wealth of trees, rocks, and water. His series of 15 painitngs following the Oregon Trail will be on exhibit at the CFAC. RECEPTION -- Friday, June 1st from 5 to 7 pm.
February 6 -17
• Northpark and Stagecoach Elementary Schools
February 20 - March 3
• Walnut and Westridge Elementary Schools
March 6 - 17
• Sage and Desert View Elementary Schools
March 20 - 31
• Overland Elementary and Farson/Eden Schools
April 3 - 14
• Pilot Butte and Eastside Elementary Schools
April 17 - 28
• Rock Springs Junior High School
• Reception – Wednesday, April 18, 6 to 7 p.m.
May 1 - 12
• Rock Springs and Black Butte High Schools
• Reception – Wednesday, May 2, 6 to 7 p.m.
May 15 - 30 (closed Memorial Day weekend – May 26 - 28)
• Art Teachers’ Exhibit
• Reception – Wednesday, May 16, 6 to 7 p.m.
Western singer and songwriter Dave Munsick will play at the Broadway Theater at 7 pm. Co-sponsored by the CFAC and Downtown Rock Springs.
Tickets are $5 and includes 1-day membership to the Friends of the Broadway Theater Social Club. Beer and wine will be available at the concert. Buy tickets at the URA office (603 S Main) or the Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce.
Dave will be returning to Rock Springs with the Little Big Band in September. Come out April 13 to listen to his down-to-earth music.
Broadway Theater, 7 p.m. Tickets $10 in advance and $12 at the door
In 1986, Scotsman Donnie Macdonald and Irishman James Keigher came together to perform Irish and Scottish folk music, combining traditional and contemporary styles. The name "Men of Worth" was chosen from the title of a folk song written by the Scottish singer/songwriter Archie Fisher.
Together Men of Worth blend their voices with harmony and support their collection of songs with their varied selection of instruments. They have a very simple approach to their presentation, and in keeping with tradition, remain true to the music and story. Their show is a unique combination of humor, exciting tunes, and soulful, heartfelt ballads.
Workshops are being planned for Monday and Tuesday and a performance on Jan. 31, 2018, at the RSHS Theatre.
Repertory Dance Theatre is dedicated to the creation, performance, perpetuation, and appreciation of modern dance.
RDT is the nation’s oldest and most successful repertory dance company. Unlike conventional modern dance organizations, we present you with a diverse range of modern dance styles and choreographers paired together in dynamic and unexpected performances.
30 images from Edward S. Curtis, a photographer who conducted ethnographic research among Native American tribes beginning in 1898. The exhibit has been created by the McCracken Research Library for the Buffalo Bill Memorial Association in celebration of its 100th anniversary. The McCracken Research Library holds a complete set of Curtis’ The North American Indian, a twenty-volume work comprised of Curtis' photographs and research. The entire work is considered one of the great rarities of western Americana.
This is the 11th year the CFAC provides a theme and invites all Sweetwater County artists to submit original artwork.
This year's theme, "Cultural Heritage" is defined by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization as “the legacy of physical artifacts and intangible attributes of a group or society that are inherited from past generations, maintained in the present and bestowed for the benefit of future generations.” – www.unesco.org. Poster
Entries will be due the last week in September for the exhibit.
We are arranging an exhibit of several local artists including traditional potters and clay sculptors to a glass artist. Those articipating are Teryl Hartman, Sarah Gillingham, Bruce Woodward, Drew Roska, Bart Fetz, Stephen Wardell and Susie von Ahrens .
Otter Creek is returning to Rock Springs on Friday, Sept. 8th and will perform at the Broadway Theater. Peter and Mary Danzig combine folk music with traditional old time, with attributes of Celtic and Western roots, and produces a unique sound all their own. Their voices harmonize in the original song writing and fine arrangements that have attracted several awards.
Using form, design and color, five artists from Casper, Wyoming present "Western Connections." Barb Barella, Marj Bisiar, Barbara Kuxhausen, Michele McDonald, and Judy Reed will display their individual work in various media which is used to connect to the influences of the west with expressive and artistic interpretations. Poster.
Sweetwater Blues n' Brews will be held in Bunning Park from noon to 10 p.m.. on Saturday August 12th. Enjoy the talented blues musicians from around the country as well as many brewers from around the region! The CFAC is sponsoring this cultural event celebrating its 10th year in Sweetwater County. www.downtownrs.com/sweetwater-blues-n-brews
A blend of artwork both made by and collected by the CFAC Board members and staff.
Enjoy a free performance by internationally known guitarist Claude Bourbon with his unique blend of the blues, Spanish, Middle Eastern and Russian influences that will leave you wanting more. This is a free concert to be held at White Mountain Library.
"After the Fire"
Mosaic artist Gregory Gaylor is opening his studio to the public on June 3rd from noon to 5 p.m. at 813 Muir Ave. in Rock Springs. New artwork as well as a few older pieces will be on display. Former Green River resident and artist Peter Butler will be a special quest for the afternoon.
Five years ago, Gaylor’s studio and much of his artwork was destroyed in a fire. Since then, Gaylor was able to rebuild his studio, painstakingly clean a few pieces that were able to be saved, and start creating new work.
Two-week exhibits form each of the schools in Sweetwater County School District #1 -- elementary through high school. Click for Calendar.
A school residency with Australian artist Paul Taylor will provide a unique learning experience for the students. Paul has been teaching students about Australian customs, music, dance and storytelling in Sweetwater County schools for twenty-two years and provides an exciting opportunity for the children to experience another culture. The residencies are on a yearly rotation in our school district and has been supported through grants and funds from Wyoming Arts Council and Sweetwater BOCES.
The one of a kind interactive art and music experience that has CBS raving “Go see this show!” announces our national tour stop in Rock Springs, WY. Imagine the excitement of a team of exceptional artists painting at electric speed, creating giant works of art, right before your very eyes. Accompanied by live music and powerful vocals, creative choreography ~ A unique visual journey of wild inspiration, creativity and fun! Co-sponsored with Downtown Rock Springs, ticket information will be available soon!
Western Wyoming Community College photography instructor Daniel Cheek will display his fine art photography. Opening reception is November 17 from 5 to 7 p.m..
During the opening reception, Cheek will be speaking about his artistic process, overarching themes he is exploring in his work, and how photographing in Wyoming and Utah have changed the way he thinks about the natural world and his relationship to it.
Open exhibit for Sweetwater County artists. Each year a theme is presented and artists are invited to submit work in any medium. Past shows have included mandalas, postcard art, lines, autumn holidays, portraits, and just black & white. This year's theme is “GOLD” in celebration of our 50th Anniversary.
Join us as we mark the historic anniversary of the Community Fine Arts Center in Rock Springs. Started through the vision of science teacher, Elmore Halseth, the collection of art, art classes and musical performances has enriched our community. The open house will be from noon to 4 p.m. with the unveiling of a new sculpture to stand outside the entrance to commemorate this anniversary.
Returning to Rock Springs, Japanese born pianists, Yuki and Tomoko Mack, have dazzled audiences on three continents. From Bach to Piazzolla, their diverse repertoire includes a broad range of four-hands piano music and orchestral works. The performance will be at the Rock Springs High School Theater. Tickets are $10 / $7 student/senior citizens. A masterclass for piano students is also being arranged. www.macksisters.com
Retired Casper physician Skip Larcom has become an accomplished landscape watercolor painter, capturing the beauty of nature while enjoying traveling, skiing, and kayaking. Opening reception on Aug. 17 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Combining elements of classical technique, jazz improv and the power and energy of rock n' roll; the guitar and cello duo perform both classical and original works. Join us at the Broadway Theater at 7 p.m., tickets are $10 and $7 student/sr. citizen.
Former Wyoming resident, Adam Adkison works primarily with oils to create paintings that will bring a sense of wonder to the viewer, he wants his work to connect with the viewer on a deeper level. He recently gained membership in Oil Painters of America. A workshop in oils is July 8-9, call for more informaiton.
Celebrating the arts and the creative of our local students!
Sweetwater County School District #1 art instructors David Doporto, Jessica jidas, Shari Kumer, Christine Pruett, Halli Riskus, Pamela Sipe, Tania Szewczyk, and Nathan wonnacott
In concert and the Rock Springs high school choir will have the opportunity to work with guy and perform a special selection at the concert that evening.
Local artist to share her photographic images.
Give/Take exhibition is a traveling art exhibition created by eleven women artists residing in Lander and Laramie. Linked in a focused exploration of "nourishment", each artist explores how they need, receive, and provide nourishment on many levels, including physical, mental, and spiritual. The concept is ever more relevant today given the overwhelming amount of choices and information available, and given that the consequences of how we choose to nourish ourselves and others can have far-reaching impacts.
Works in the show present a variety of interpretations of the concept, and invite viewers to think about how they both give and receive nourishment in their own lives. The show consists of paintings, sculpture, fiber, original prints, ceramics, and assemblage pieces.
Give/Take Exhibition artists include, Dannine Donaho, Virginia Moore, Tonya Pepper, Jodie Atherton, Kristin Vogel, Sally Watt, Anne Austin, Lisa Hueneke, Mati Snodgrass, Maggie Kanengieter, and Cristin Zimmer.
Give/Take art exhibition will be on display through November 28, 2015 at the CFAC.
Multi-instrumentalist performs original music on over 30 acoustic string, flute and percussion instruments from all over the world. Community performance at RSHS Theater and school assembly.
Open exhibit for Sweetwater County artists. Each year a theme is presented and artists are invited to submit work in any medium. Past shows have included mandalas, postcard art, lines, autumn holidays, portraits, and just black & white.
This year's theme is Art2 -- "Art Squared" meaning anything in a square format.
Local woodworker features canoes, kayaks and other unique projects. A reception to meet the artist will be held Wednesday, Feb 4th from 5-7 pm.
Celtic duo returns to Rock Springs at the Broadway Theater at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets $10
"The beautiful blend of their voices and the intricately intertwined instrumentation is amazing for a duo. Their stories and interaction with the audience draws you into another world where you can let the stresses of your day melt away."
Ron Litton
Uintah Arts Council
An exhibit of Native American artists' current work. Featuring Robert Martinez, Bruce cook and Jackie Sevier. Opening reception Jan. 9, 5-7 p.m. to meet the artists.
Local photographer focuses on the natural beauty of our landscapes and animals.
Local pottery Bruce Woodward features his unique style of working with clay. Join us on Saturday afternoon for the show's opening reception!
Open exhibit for Sweetwater County artists. Each year a theme is presented and artists are invited to submit work in any medium. Past shows have included mandalas, postcard art, lines, autumn holidays, and just black & white.
This year's theme is "Portraits".
Digital photography taken to another dimension! Meet Brett at the closing reception on Saturday, October 4th from 2 to 4 p.m
Worth the wait! Award winning watermedia paintings from the annual competition held in the fall of each year by the National Watercolor Society.
Bunning Park at 6:00 p.m.
The Company returns to Rock Springs this summer – free performance in the park! Bring a blanket, lawn chair, picnic and enjoy this talented group of thespians!
Celebrating the arts and the creative works by our local art instructors! Reception June 24th 5-7 p.m.
Exhibit in Samuels Resource Room explaining the steps to making bamboo fly fishing rods.
For 5th – 9th grade students interested in creating art. Sign up at the CFAC starting May 1st. Co- sponsored with Sweetwater BOCES.
Reception, Thursday, May 29th, 5 - 7pm. Suiter will demonstrate painting with encaustic (beeswax) and Claar will demonstrate painting with watermedia. The artists' completed demonstration artwork will be
available for silent auction to reception attendees only. Preview the
artists' work online at nardclaar.com and backdoordesigns.com.
Celebrating the arts and the creative of our local students!
Rock Springs and Independence High Schools -- May 13-23
Reception: May 14 at 6 p.m.
A free performance at White Mountain Library at 7pm.
“Most importantly, he performs the music with commitment, passion, and grace. Only the way a true artist can... In summary, Peter is an excellent musical performer. He dazzled our patrons with his artistry, and I believe he will impress and delight your audiences as well.”
--Concert presenter, Kevin Cyrus, Lawrenceville, NJ 2004
Clay artist Steve Schrepferman takes earth and transforms it into something beautiful, mystical or thought provoking -- and sometimes all at once! http://www.steveschrepferman.com/
Our annual open exhibition for Sweetwater County artists to have fun with a different theme each year. 2013 theme is “Fur, Feathers and Fins” – open to Sweetwater County artists, any medium and limited to two pieces each.
Growing up on the Wind River Reservation as a part of many different cultures; Northern Arapaho, Chicano, and Anglo has shaped the ideas and the subject matter of Robert's paintings. Deeply influenced by the renaissance masters and their effectiveness with the figure, he has still managed to capture the “character” of his subject and even draws upon fantasy illustration to draw your eye to his point… the person. http://www.martinezartdesign.com/
4:00 p.m. at the RSHS Theatre *** FREE ***
This FREE performance of violinist Qing Li and pianist Richard Dowling is sponsored by the Dr. Thickman Family of Sheridan. Performances are coordinated throughout the state of Wyoming with assistance of the Wyoming Arts Council.
Broadway Theater in Rock Springs at 7:00 p.m.
Join us for a wonderful musical night with folk musicians Peter and Mary!
Otter Creek combines folk music with old time, sprinkles it with a seasoning of Celtic and western roots, and produces a wonderful sound that is both unique and refreshing. *** Tickets $10 and $8 student/sr. citizen
As a prolific revelatory artist, Edie Reno has created, taught, and exhibited paintings, drawings, and sculptures in schools and communities for 30 years.
Long-time professional Artist David Kreitzer, who attended high school in Rock Springs 1958 through 1960, and now lives in California, presents a one- man show at the Rock Springs Community Fine Arts Center, 400 C Street, in Rock Springs. The show begins Monday, July 9th, through August 3rd. Artist Reception the evening of Thursday, July 11.
David's love of nature, fantasy, and the human form, propels him to create exquisitely detailed, mood-invoking landscapes, figures, and striking still life floral studies in a variety of mediums.
Mr. Kreitzer's collectors include Michael Douglas, Mary Tyler Moore, Raymond Burr, Ray Bradbury, Quinn Martin, Howard and Roberta Ahmanson, the Hirschhorn Foundation, the San Diego, Santa Barbara, and Bakersfield Museums. Featured in Atlantic Magazine and American Artist, he has been listed for many years in "Who's Who in American Art". David Kreitzer's paintings hang in the public collections of The Revlon, Cargill, Barnes-Hind Pharmaceutical and Kimberly-Clark Corporations, and Lloyd's Bank. Commissions include prints for Seattle Opera, the Performing Arts Magazine of San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego, and the San Luis Obispo Mozart Festival. Mr. Kreitzer, born in 1942, has been represented by galleries in New York, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
http://www.dkreitzer.com 805-528-4999 1442 12th St. Los Osos, California
Located at Bunning Park. A day of great music! CFAC is a sponsor of this community event.
Bunning Park at 6:00 p.m.
The Company returns to Rock Springs this summer to perform “Merchant of Venice” – free performance in the park! Bring a blanket, lawn chair, picnic and enjoy this talented group of thespians!
Celebrating the arts and the creative of our local students!
Schedule to be announced.
Walnut Elementary in Rock Springs
Storyteller, musician and artist Paul Taylor will continue his school residency for the 16th year in Sweetwater County!
Broadway Theater at 7:00 PM Tickets are $8 and $5
The International String Trio was founded in 1999 by its musical director and guitarist, Slava Tolstoy. During the last 10 years the group has performed at more than 1000 venues across the USA and has gained national recognition for its distinct sound and stylistic diversity. The trio’s repertoire includes classical, jazz, popular and world music (Italian, French, Russian, Jewish, Spanish, Latin American, Gipsy and Irish).
The International String Trio has developed a unique concert program that is both highly entertaining and educational, energetic and musically gratifying. The group plays up to 150 gigs a year at venues including: concert halls, jazz clubs, universities, schools and private homes. At our performances we enjoy leading our audiences on a cultural musical journey, as we perform music from countries around the world.
Saratogo, Wyoming artist exhibits his stone sculptures inspired by the Rocky Mountains. Please join us at the opening reception to meet the artist on Friday, Feb. 1 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Concert Rock Springs High School Theatre at 7:00 pm
Multi-faceted talent, Laurie will perform a variety of opera and popular music. She will also have a display of her jewelry designs at the CFAC for the month and promote her new memoir “Do You Dram in Color?” as she shares her life as a blind artist.
Monroe Middle School - Green River
Storyteller, musician and artist Paul Taylor will continue his school residency for the 16th year in Sweetwater County! Paul will give a public presentation and slide show about the Aboriginal people that week. Date to be announced.
Opening Reception Jan. 3, 5-7 p.m.
The Wyoming Wilderness Association is holding a competition to highlight this beautiful and unique landscape in southern Wyoming. Qualifying artists and photographers will be asked to also include a paragraph or two about their connection to this landscape. Entry forms are available on their webpage http://www.wildwyo.org Deadline extended to Nov. 1.
Awards judge Joan Hoffman www.joanhoffman.com will give a talk on the History of Landscape Painting and hold a 3-hr. painting workshop. Details forthcoming!
Meggan Stordahl is exploring the tactile qualities of encaustic painting, sometimes incorporating mixed media in the wax images.
The public is invited to a Reception to Meet the Artist. Date and time will be announced.
Metal sculpture and cast jewelry by Wyoming artist Debra Uhls.
The public is invited to a Reception to Meet the Artist
on November 2nd, 5:00 -7:00 p.m
Open exhibit for Sweetwater County artists. Each year a theme is presented and artists are invited to submit work in any medium. Past shows have included mandalas, postcard art, lines, autumn holidays, and just black & white.
This year's theme is "Day of the Dead".
RSHS Theater at 7:00 p.m.
Gifted guitarist and songwriter along with his band will perform in concert and hold workshops in local schools! Stay tuned for more info! http://www.andyhackbarth.com
Longtime resident of Sweetwater County, Paul has traveled extensively and has new images to capture the viewer's imagination.
The public is invited to a Reception to Meet the Artist. Sept. 5, 5-7 p.m.
Katie Christensen works in several printmaking techniques including monotypes.
The public is invited to a Reception to Meet the Artist. Aug. 31, 5 p.m.
Department of the Sweetwater County Library System
