Every year, the Arts Council stages a call-for-entries exhibit, and this year, the focus will be on the 50th anniversary of Raystown Lake.
All artists are welcome to submit works that address the theme, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, poetry, and prose.
All 2-D art should be framed and ready for hanging. Stay tuned for more details on when to submit your work.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, June 8
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
The Art Cat Jazz Club will return on Saturday, May 18. The Club is on the lower level of the Arts Center, recently decorated as a place to enjoy live music, have a beverage or two, meet new friends, and kick back.
Clubgoers will enjoy listening to Jordan Canner’s group, No Filter Jazz, playing jazz standards throughout the evening. This group performed at the Art Cat last March, and everyone agrees that they totally brought down the house.
The evening will serve as a fundraiser for the Arts Council, with tickets going at $35 a person in advance and $45 at the door. We strongly advise people to purchase tickets early, because we were SOLD OUT last time.
We have expanded the size of the club so that people will have more “elbow room” this time. We also will have room for a small dance floor. So if you want to get out of your chair and try some swing dancing, a Charleston, or even a Jitterbug or two, this is your chance!
Admission includes nonalcoholic beverages (mineral water, coffee, and tea) along with delicious snacks provided by Standing Stone Coffee Company. For those who desire something stronger, we will be selling wine, beer, and a special cocktail. Door prizes and a cash raffle will add to the festivities.
If the spirit of the speakeasy and the jazz age moves you, make sure to get your tickets soon. The Art Cat Jazz Club will be open from 7 to 10 p.m. To enter, walk down the Arts Center steps of Mifflin Street.
Every year, the Arts Council stages a call-for-entries exhibit, and this year, the focus will be on the 50th anniversary of Raystown Lake.
All artists are welcome to submit works that address the theme, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, poetry, and prose.
All 2-D art should be framed and ready for hanging. Stay tuned for more details on when to submit your work.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, June 8
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
Every year, the Arts Council stages a call-for-entries exhibit, and this year, the focus will be on the 50th anniversary of Raystown Lake.
All artists are welcome to submit works that address the theme, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, poetry, and prose.
All 2-D art should be framed and ready for hanging. Stay tuned for more details on when to submit your work.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, June 8
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
Every year, the Arts Council stages a call-for-entries exhibit, and this year, the focus will be on the 50th anniversary of Raystown Lake.
All artists are welcome to submit works that address the theme, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, poetry, and prose.
All 2-D art should be framed and ready for hanging. Stay tuned for more details on when to submit your work.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, June 8
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
The Camera Club is an opportunity to make friends with other people interested in photography, have fun, and learn from each other. There are no dues. All ages and photo skill levels are welcome.
The Camera Club meets the fourth Thursday of the month January through October. The November and December meetings are set each year around Thanksgiving, the Art Walk, and Christmas. The Club meets at the Huntingdon County Arts Center, (formerly the 12th Street Methodist Church), corner of 12th & Mifflin St, Huntingdon at 7:00 pm. Meetings may include speakers with photo shows and interesting photography tips, group discussions about photo equipment, techniques, and/or composition.
The club is sponsored by the Huntingdon County Art Council.
If you have additional questions contact Larry Closz by e-mail at lclosz@yahoo.com or by home phone (814) 627-6908.
Every year, the Arts Council stages a call-for-entries exhibit, and this year, the focus will be on the 50th anniversary of Raystown Lake.
All artists are welcome to submit works that address the theme, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, poetry, and prose.
All 2-D art should be framed and ready for hanging. Stay tuned for more details on when to submit your work.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, June 8
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
Tickets are available at the door, online, or in advance at the Huntingdon County Arts Center.
Every year, the Arts Council stages a call-for-entries exhibit, and this year, the focus will be on the 50th anniversary of Raystown Lake.
All artists are welcome to submit works that address the theme, including paintings, drawings, sculpture, poetry, and prose.
All 2-D art should be framed and ready for hanging. Stay tuned for more details on when to submit your work.
Exhibit at Huntingdon County Arts Center
Open Tuesday to Saturday
Through Saturday, June 8
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
