Nixa, Missouri—Lucid TLC Studio & Art Gallery will host the art of area artist Greg Chappell as its featured artist for October. The studio/gallery is located at 214 north Massey Boulevard. An opening night reception will be held Saturday, October 7, 6-8 p.m. Chappell, who is a representational painter, will be available to answer questions. […]
Ride the rivers of the world with our concert featuring music celebrating the mighty Mississippi River in Florence Price’s jazzy suite and the Thames in Handel’s regal Water Music. Our spectacular 2023 Hellam Competition Winner Oliver Neubauer performs Korngold’s romantic violin concerto. #MississippiRiver #Travel #JazzAndBlues #Thames All 23/24 Season Concerts take place at Juanita K. […]
A.R.T.S. is a weekly support group for artists of all mediums. ARTS Anonymous uses the 12 step program to help artists support each other, learn from each other, and set goals to achieve their creative potential. This fun and inspirational group meets weekly on Tuesdays at 1:30 at The Creamery at 411 N. Sherman Pkwy […]
"ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY" Deadline October 11, 2023 SMAC is seeking works for the "Art of Photography" for a November 2023 exhibition. This exhibit will show the endless possibilities of photography as an art form. We welcome area photographers to submit their most striking and thought-provoking images in both black and white or color, whether your […]
The Springfield Regional Arts Council (SRAC) is proud to present the 38th Ozzie Awards in person! The Ozzies are an annual celebration of the arts. Each year, based on nominations from community members, a handful of creative individuals, groups, and organizations receive an award for their work in the arts in The Ozarks. Winners receive […]
A.R.T.S. is a weekly support group for artists of all mediums. ARTS Anonymous uses the 12 step program to help artists support each other, learn from each other, and set goals to achieve their creative potential. This fun and inspirational group meets weekly on Tuesdays at 1:30 at The Creamery at 411 N. Sherman Pkwy […]
The longest-running show in Chicago theater history, this cult classic consists of 30 rapid-fire plays that range from comic to tragic, political to personal, and concrete to abstract. The show’s creators were inspired by Futurism, an artistic movement of the early 20th century that celebrated modern technology, youth, speed, automation and the machine. Too Much […]
The longest-running show in Chicago theater history, this cult classic consists of 30 rapid-fire plays that range from comic to tragic, political to personal, and concrete to abstract. The show’s creators were inspired by Futurism, an artistic movement of the early 20th century that celebrated modern technology, youth, speed, automation and the machine. Too Much […]
Join us for a Special Presentation in conjunction with C-Art at 209 West Commercial Street on Friday, October 20th. Hosted by Katie March, Debra McCamish, and Heidi Herrman. We are thrilled to bring Art Events to Commercial Street and want to continue to do so.
The longest-running show in Chicago theater history, this cult classic consists of 30 rapid-fire plays that range from comic to tragic, political to personal, and concrete to abstract. The show’s creators were inspired by Futurism, an artistic movement of the early 20th century that celebrated modern technology, youth, speed, automation and the machine. Too Much […]
The longest-running show in Chicago theater history, this cult classic consists of 30 rapid-fire plays that range from comic to tragic, political to personal, and concrete to abstract. The show’s creators were inspired by Futurism, an artistic movement of the early 20th century that celebrated modern technology, youth, speed, automation and the machine. Too Much […]
The longest-running show in Chicago theater history, this cult classic consists of 30 rapid-fire plays that range from comic to tragic, political to personal, and concrete to abstract. The show’s creators were inspired by Futurism, an artistic movement of the early 20th century that celebrated modern technology, youth, speed, automation and the machine. Too Much […]
