Monthly Archives: January 2018

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Striation Exhibit Opens Friday, February 2

Category:Exhibits

The Huntingdon County Arts Council is pleased to present Striation, an exhibit welcoming two artists from outside our community — Scranton, PA’s Kathy Nazar and western Maryland-based Annie Simcoe. Both artists celebrate traditions and push the boundaries of watercolors, textiles, photography, natural fibers, and handmade paper. Their work explores the vibrance of flora and fauna, history, culture,


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Folk College Named One of Top Music Camps

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Folk College has been named one of the top 25 summer music camps in the February issue of Acoustic Guitar Magazine! Folk College is a joint project of Simple Gifts and the Huntingdon County Arts Council and held Memorial Day weekend at Juniata College and proudly brings top talent to Huntingdon every year. This year’s Folk College will


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Intro to Quilt Making Class Offered

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The Redbud Quilt Guild will be conducting several classes on an Intro to Quilt Making. All classes will be held at The Art Space and are free to Redbud Quilt Guild members and Arts Council members. The first class will be on Tuesday, January 23 from 6 to 8:30 pm. A second class is scheduled


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Art Walk Huntingdon: Acrylic Landscape Painting Demo, Thursday, January 18, 5 to 8 pm

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Join us Thursday, January 18, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Acrylic Landscape Painting Demo with Kelly Kozora. Kelly Kozora, former owner of Studio 115 in Huntingdon, is an artist and has conducted many “Painting Classes” in recent years. She will demonstrate her talent and effective techniques


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Front Page Views Exhibit Open

Category:Events,Exhibits

Front Page Views is an exhibit showcasing photography by the Newsroom Staff of The Daily News. As journalists at a small-town newspaper, each reporter of the Newsroom Staff of The Daily News is also charged with capturing compelling photographs to accompany their written work. From tragedy to triumph, they are often there to document moments in Huntingdon County


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👉We have a new art exhibit! 🎨This exhibit celebrates the creative journey between student and teacher in oil painting. Keppy Arnoldsen, a newcomer to oil painting, showcases her initial works, highlighting the courage to try something new and the influence of mentorship. Guided by accomplished artist Lynn Stewart, known for her impressionist style, Keppy explored color, form, and personal expression. Together, their paintings illustrate the powerful impact a teacher can have on a student's artistic growth. Teacher and Student – Making Lasting Impressions through Oil Painting invites viewers to appreciate individual development and creative collaboration. #localart#artexhibition#huntingdonpa#huntingdoncountyartscouncil ... See MoreSee Less
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Don't miss our Living Out Loud exhibit, open now through Saturday, June 28. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Huntingdon County Arts Center, 313 12th Street, Huntingdon. ... See MoreSee Less
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So excited to have this play presented at the Huntingdon County Arts Center."Can you tell me something about yourself?" 💌And thus begins a courtship between Jack, U.S. Army Captain, and Louise, aspiring NYC actress, as WWII rages on. This touching tale of connection and courage is full of wit, longing, and hope.There are three opportunities to see this beautiful play:❤️ Sunday, June 22 at 3pm – Blue Brick Theatre (as part of the Central PA Theatre and Dance Fest)❤️ Saturday, June 28 at 7pm – Huntingdon County Arts Council ❤️ Wednesday, July 2 at 7pm – Pine Grove Hall (Dinner theatre – food & drink sold separately)🎟 Tickets are on sale now at sockandbuskintc.org* Please note that this production features sound and descriptions of war. Recommended for teens+. ... See MoreSee Less
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Huntingdon County Arts Council
Lainey Albaugh will perform in concert at the Huntingdon County Arts Center. She is a soprano and is a senior vocal performance major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Her recital will feature selections from both classical and musical theater repertoire, including works by Puccini, Strauss, Richard Rodgers, and Stephen Schwartz. Originally from Huntingdon, Lainey appeared in several local musicals before continuing her studies at IUP. Recent roles include Jo in Little Women and Gretel in Hansel and Gretel.Lainey will be accompanied by Cheryl Latten. Cheryl has a BA in Music from Penn State with a concentration in piano performance.Admission is by donation. ... See MoreSee Less
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