The Practice What You Teach exhibit is an open invitation to Huntingdon County teachers and staff to display their creations in this special show. Although the focus is on art teachers, all teachers, staff, and administrators are welcome to show their work. All types of entries will be welcome, including paintings, drawings, photography, and sculpture.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, May 4
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
March 6 – April 13, 2024
The Maya Project celebrates a rescue dog through the genre of pet portraiture. Maya is a rescue dog that, upon adoption as a puppy, had several potentially fatal health issues. To celebrate Maya’s good health on her first birthday, friends created portraits in their choice of media limited only by size to honor how tiny she was as a puppy. Over the last two years, the Maya Project has expanded to over three dozen contributions by artists that met Maya in person or through social media. Watch for community-oriented programming and participate!
Image: Maya Project. Credit: Emily Dimov-Gottshall. Maya with Elk Bones, 2021. Acrylic paint and oil markers on wood. Collection of Sue Uhlig.
The museum is open:
Mon – Thu 1 pm – 8 pm
Sat 12 pm -4 pm
Closed Fri, Sun, and Campus Holidays
The Huntingdon Area High School’s musical.
Details to follow.
Join us on Sunday, April 14, for a great jazz concert.
Gabriel Herrera is a NYC- & Central PA-based trombonist, composer, & arranger.
Tickets are $20 for general admission and $16 for Arts Council members and students (with ID).
Admission is free for children 12 and under.
The Practice What You Teach exhibit is an open invitation to Huntingdon County teachers and staff to display their creations in this special show. Although the focus is on art teachers, all teachers, staff, and administrators are welcome to show their work. All types of entries will be welcome, including paintings, drawings, photography, and sculpture.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, May 4
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
The Practice What You Teach exhibit is an open invitation to Huntingdon County teachers and staff to display their creations in this special show. Although the focus is on art teachers, all teachers, staff, and administrators are welcome to show their work. All types of entries will be welcome, including paintings, drawings, photography, and sculpture.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, May 4
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
The Practice What You Teach exhibit is an open invitation to Huntingdon County teachers and staff to display their creations in this special show. Although the focus is on art teachers, all teachers, staff, and administrators are welcome to show their work. All types of entries will be welcome, including paintings, drawings, photography, and sculpture.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, May 4
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
April 18 – May 1, 2024
Senior Studio Art Capstone students exhibit their work in a formal group show in one gallery, while in the other gallery, art students at all levels contribute to this annual celebration of creativity for the Liberal Arts Symposium.
The museum is open:
Mon – Thu 1 pm – 8 pm
Sat 12 pm -4 pm
Closed Fri, Sun, and Campus Holidays
Art Walk Huntingdon will be Thursday, April 18th! Be sure to look for our mascot, Artie Walker. If you take a selfie with Artie and post it on Facebook, Instagram or X (Twitter) with the hashtags: #IFoundArtie and #ArtWalkHdon, you could win a prize from Artie’s basket at the next Art Walk!
Please join us to welcome the fishing season and make some fashion earrings to celebrate. Guiding us will be Andy Socie and his wife LeAnn. The crafting duo of “Two Swans Creations”. Andy and LeAnn craft mainly for the enjoyment and the fun of creating. Most of their creations are a result of their two minds coming together to share ideas and join efforts. Andy enjoys using deer antlers and nature items. LeAnn is a little more crafty, yet artistic. For this month’s Art Walk they have chosen their popular “Man Allure “ earrings. Earrings made with fishing tackle. They are easy and fun to create, and are always enjoyed by those who see them. Come and join them for a demo. The earrings are a nice accessory for personal expression and a great gift idea. They will supply all tools and supplies necessary to create this unique fashion statement! “Lure Your Man with Man Allure Earrings” This will take place at the Huntingdon Area High School auditorium lobby.
The Huntingdon County Library will have their All Artists Welcome group led art activity from 5-6pm. They will provide a space and kits that you can either do at the library or take with you from 6-7pm.
Huntingdon County Arts Center. Make a Geometric Collage. Plus visit the Practice What You Teach exhibit, and we also have Line Dancing for all ages 6-7pm.
At the Juniata College Museum of Art, check out the Senior Studio Art Capstone as students exhibit their work in a formal group show in one gallery, while in the other gallery, art students at all levels contribute to this annual celebration of creativity for Liberal Arts Symposium.
Join a Shamanic Drum Circle at the Huntingdon Health and Wellness Association for Self-Healing and Self-Exploration; For Ages 13 and Above. Please bring a notebook or journal, pen, eye covering, blanket or yoga mat, and drum or rattle if available. For more information, or if you have not done a shamanic journey previously, please contact Dana Jefferson at wintersjoy74@gmail.com or 814-643-4260. The event is free, but donations are always appreciated.
Standing Stone Coffee Company invites guest to join in creating Egg Carton Spring Chicks.
Get ready for spring by decorating and planting your own flower pot at Juniata Brewing Company.
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Line Dancing: open to all, free. All ages are welcome.
Third Thursday of the month, from. 6 to 7 pm in the Social Room of the Huntingdon County Arts Center.
