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The Art Station at the Huntingdon County Fair will display art & photography during the fair

Enter Your Artwork at the 2026 County Fair

The Huntingdon County Fair is happening–August 9 to 15!  Every year, the Huntingdon County Arts Council operates Department 19, Art & Photography, at the Art Station next to the Midway Stage. Now is the time to think about entering your artwork for the fair. Entries for art & photography will be accepted Saturday, August 8, from

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Kids Summer Arts Camps Announced

This summer, give your child the gift of creativity with our Summer Art Camps — three weeks of hands-on, imagination-fueled fun for kids ages 5–12, led by professional teaching artists. Week 1, June 22–26, features clay sculpting and community art-building. Week 2, June 29–July 3, brings found object sculptures and cookie and cake decorating. Week

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Living Out Loud Exhibit On Display

For the third year in a row, we honor PRIDE month with an exhibit by local LGBTQ+ artist and their allies. The collection of artwork features 65 works of all shapes and sizes from 13 artists, encompassing a wide variety of art forms. The exhibit is free and is open through Friday, July 3. The

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Raystown Summer Nights

Raystown Summer Nights is a series of FREE summer events at the Raystown Lake Amphitheater. The next event is on Saturday, July 11, featuring live music by Nick Miller, from 6 to 9 p.m.  The Nick Miller Project records multiple instruments live to create a sonic tapestry that brings a smile to your ear and

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Check Out the Spring Newsletter

Check out the latest from the Huntingdon County Arts Council in our new Spring 2026 newsletter.  Inside you will find: Arts Continues Its Makeover Kids Summer Art Camps Announced Memorial Day Music Weekend New Mount Union Mural 2026 Season at the Playhouse Capital Campaign Update Recent Events Welcome to Folk College Summer Walking Tours  Upcoming

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Two Exhibits On Display

Two simultaneous exhibits are currently on display at the Huntingdon County Arts Center. The first is Granville Galleries–Fine Art Scenic Photography on Canvas. A Tyrone native and Hesston resident, Larry Laird spent 45 years in nursing before retirement rekindled a lifelong passion for photography—one that began with a Kodak Instamatic received as a Christmas gift.

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