Arts Calendar

The Dreams exhibit by JE Crum features her vivid and colorful paintings. J.E. Crum, a Mount Union native, uses some very creative techniques to produce works of art. A second gallery will display 17 Sitting

The Dreams exhibit by JE Crum features her vivid and colorful paintings. J.E. Crum, a Mount Union native, uses some very creative techniques to produce works of art. A second gallery will display 17 Sitting

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Join us for an evening where creativity meets comfort, all for a great cause. On Saturday, March 2, the Huntingdon County Arts Council will auction chairs transformed into works of art by local artists. The

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

Do you play an acoustic instrument? Do you like to sing? Do you enjoy listening to traditional music? Come join the acoustic music jam at the Huntingdon County Arts Center every first Monday of the

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. An opening reception will be held on Friday, March 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. Light

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Art Walk Huntingdon will be on Thursday, March 21! 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

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.

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Experience the magic of folk music with David LaMotte for an intimate concert live at the Juniata College Suzanne von Liebig Theatre (Black Box Theater) on March 26, 2024, from 8:00-9:00 PM! Doors open at 7:30 pm and the event

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and

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

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

Spring Thaw, our annual youth art & writing exhibition, features artistic creations from our talented Huntingdon County school students. Entries include paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, 2-D digital art, poetry, and prose. This is a juried

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

February 14 – March 30, 2024 When most people think of taxidermy, hunting trophies and oddities come to mind. Developed by student-curator PJ Squire (’24, Biology and Museum Studies), this exhibition explores the history and