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Have you started shopping for gifts for the holiday season yet? Pottery, jewelry, paintings, and other items from local artists make wonderful presents, and you can purchase items like these from the Art Council’s annual Holiday Shoppe. This year we are featuring a large number of local artists, including Eileen Butchkoski, Bill Crownover, Carolanne Currier,
The Huntingdon Dance Academy is approaching our 10th Anniversary! The Academy was established in 2012 and the affiliated Huntingdon Dance Company in 2014. As we enter our second decade several exciting transformations are underway. Over the past decade the company’s reach and reputation has grown from strictly local to a more regional presence. Our ballet
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is inviting you to our Annual Meeting on Wednesday, December 9 at 7 p.m. both at The Playhouse at McConnellstown AND via Zoom. The Annual Meeting is open to all members of the Huntingdon County Arts Council. The brief meeting will give an update on the past year, highlight some plans for
The Huntingdon Camera Club presents its annual exhibit with Worth a Thousand Words exhibit as a new exhibit at The Playhouse at McConnellstown. The Club is a small, diverse group of amateur photo enthusiasts who generally meet the fourth Thursday of the month. This exhibition showcases photographs of a wide range of subjects with members displaying
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is once again holding a virtual Silent Auction. The Silent Auction will help raise needed funds to support the Huntingdon County Arts Council. We hope that you will consider donating items for the auction. Please email John Kearns at [email protected] to arrange pickup of your item. If possible, please send a photo
The Holiday Shoppe is your opportunity to sell your artwork and support the Huntingdon County Arts Council. We will hold our annual Holiday Shoppe at The Playhouse at McConnellstown, 11680 Raystown Road (Route 26), Huntingdon. This year the Holiday Shoppe will open on Black Friday, November 26 and be open though December 23. Details: Drop Off your work at The Playhouse
Art Walk Huntingdon will be Thursday, October 21, 2021. This month, Art Walk venues include Standing Stone Coffee Company, Juniata College Museum of Art, Huntingdon Area High School, and Huntingdon County Library, and the Juniata Brewing Company. Paint a Pumpkin with the Huntingdon County Arts Council at Standing Stone Coffee Company. Standing Stone will be
Local potter, writer, and teacher Jack Troy will read poetry from his new book, Giving It Up to the Wind, a book of 46 new poems released in August 2021, as well as his first book of poetry, Calling the Planet Home. His reading will be at the Huntingdon County Library on Friday, October 22 at
This weekend will be the last week to visit the Kay Sullivan Crotsley–A Life Through Painting exhibit. This exhibit honors the painting talent of the late Kay Sullivan Crotsley. Kay’s family donated a huge collection of her work to the Arts Council and a selection of her rich landscapes, brilliant flowers, & realistic still lifes
If you love all things fiber arts-related, you won’t want to miss this one-day festival on Saturday, October 2. Fiber ArtsFest is a celebration of fiber arts, with vendors, demonstrations, make & takes & food at the Huntingdon County Fairgrounds. Free admission and free parking all day long! There will be a Make &
We would like to invite ARTISTS to be a vendor at our one-day vendor Market Place at our 8th Fiber ArtsFest. This year the one-day vendor Market Place will be on Saturday, October 2, 2021 at the Huntingdon County Fairgrounds in Huntingdon, PA. The Huntingdon County Arts Council had a long history of hosting arts
Learn a new skill and take your craft up a notch or two at Fiber ArtsFest 2021. There are two days of classes and a one-day Vendor Marketplace (on Saturday, October 2). You can choose from 9 different classes over the two day event on Friday, October 1 and Saturday, October 2. All classes are
Art Walk Huntingdon will be Thursday, September 16, 2021. This month, Art Walk venues include Standing Stone Coffee Company, Juniata College Museum of Art, Huntingdon Area High School, Huntingdon Library, and the Juniata Brewing Company. Standing Stone Coffee Company will be hosting a Paint a Rock activity with the Huntingdon County Arts Council and will
Be part of Pennsylvania’s living musical tradition at Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering, as you enjoy playing, singing, jamming, dancing, listening, learning and sharing your enthusiasm for folk music. Whether you are a non-musician or an advanced player, you will find activities to suit your interests. We offer workshops and classes in eight time slots covering
We are looking for volunteers to sit at the Art Station as host during the fair for 1 and 2 hours. Each volunteer gets a ticket to get into the fair free that day. If you are interested, fill you name on the schedule when you drop off your artwork on Saturday, or call us
The Huntingdon County Fair is happening–August 8 to 14! The Huntingdon County Arts Council runs Department 19, Art & Photography. Entries for art & photography will be accepted Saturday, August 7, from 11 am to 5 pm at the Art Station on the fairgrounds (right next to the Midway Stage). You may enter 1 (and only 1) entry
This is the last weekend to view In the Family: Dietz Family Art. This is an exhibit from the multi-talented Dietz family of Alexandria. Six of the thirteen adult children of this family (plus one for their children) showcases their paintings, jewelry, sculpture, quilting and woodwork in this multi-genre arts fest. The exhibit is at the Playhouse at McConnellstown, 11680 Raystown
The Huntingdon County Fair is back LIVE this year! The dates for this year’s fair are August 8 to 14. As usual, the Huntingdon County Arts Council will be hosting Department 19, Art & Photography at the Art Station on the fairgrounds. Please consider entering your artwork at the Huntingdon County Fair. New This Year
Wake up your interest in writing. The Huntingdon County Arts Council is offering a 6-week Writing Workshop course taught by Prudence Ingerman that is designed to ignite the creativity of participants. Each class will feature a new technique and some in-class practice done only by hand. No computers. Meets on Wednesday, starting on July 7,
Selected Works from the Permanent Collection is an art exhibit currently open at the Playhouse at McConnellstown. The exhibit is open 11 am to 5 pm on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, through June 27. The Huntingdon County Arts Council has a small collection of prints, drawings, collages, and other art works. However, for a long time most of
Art Walk Huntingdon is back on Thursday, June 17, 2021. Let’s get outside and have some fun! This month, Art Walk venues include Standing Stone Coffee Company, the Juniata Brewing Company and the Huntingdon County Library. The Huntingdon County Arts Council will be at Standing Stone Coffee Company making Egg Carton Flowers. The Huntingdon County Library
Spring Thaw, the Arts Council’s annual youth art & writing exhibition, has announced winners for the 2021 Spring Thaw. There were 176 entries from all across Huntingdon County. There were 17 schools represented, plus home schooled students. WRITING Grades 4-6 1st Place Robert Ghaner, Standing Stone Elementary, 5th Grade 2nd Place Andrew Pile, Reach Cyber
Check out the latest from the Huntingdon County Arts Council in our Spring 2021 newsletter. Inside you will find: We announce the Arts Council’s returns to full programming Spring Thaw exhibit returns, opening at The Playhouse at McConnellstown Time to renew your membership Two community events/exhibits: Huntingdon Dance Academy & Juniata College Museum of Art Cups exhibit
Yes, memberships for the Arts Council for 2021 start on April 1st. Please renew your membership today to help support our efforts to provide arts and cultural opportunities in Huntingdon County. Click this link to Renew Today. All memberships begin on April 1 and end on March 31 the following year. Members will receive
Juniata College has created the Community Arts Participation survey to gather information about how our community interacts with the arts generally, and the Juniata College Museum of Art specifically. All responses are anonymous. The information we gather will help us better serve our constituents. Please share your views by clicking the link below: JCMA Community Survey
We are excited to invite K to 12 students to submit their art and writing to Spring Thaw 2021, a juried Youth Art & Writing Exhibition by the Huntingdon County Arts Council. The exhibit will be open to the public at our new temporary location at the Playhouse at McConnellstown. Art Submissions Monday & Tuesday, April 26 &
Huntingdon’s own Lincoln Caverns is proud to partner with The National Park Service and International Year of Caves and Karst (IYCK) partners in sponsoring an art contest to celebrate the International Year of Caves and Karst in 2021. The theme for the art contest is: “Discover what’s under your (National Park) feet.” We would like
To comply with IRS regulations, we are proposing to change our by laws as proposed below. This is to inform the members as required by our 30-day period as described below. Current By-Laws ARTICLE XI – AMENDING BY LAWS Section 1. Procedure for Amending By Laws At such time that changes to the By Laws
The Arts Council held its Annual Meeting on Wednesday, December 9 via Zoom. At the Annual Meeting 3 new board members were elected to a new 2-year term starting January 2021. Congratulations to Rob Boryk, Barbara Sanchez, and Susan Wentzel. Reelected to new 2-year terms were current board members Paul Amato, Larry Closz, Judy Hoffman, Ginny Mutti, and Larry Mutti.
Check out the latest from the Huntingdon County Arts Council in our Fall 2020 newsletter. Inside you will find: The Holiday Shoppe moving to the McConnellstown Playhouse and opens Black Friday The Huntingdon Painters exhibit is open through November 21 Our annual meeting is scheduled for December 9 via Zoom Recaps on the Plein Air painting workshops, Greenwood Furnace
Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) was a great 20th century African American painter whose work focused on the experiences and everyday lives of African Americans. Although he described his style as “dynamic cubism,” his work had little in common with European cubism. Most of Lawrence’s paintings contrast bright, vivid colors with primarily brown and black human figures.
The Holiday Shoppe is open just one more week. Here is your chance to support both our local artists and the Huntingdon County Arts Council. The Holiday Shoppe features a wide array of unique, locally produced art & hand-crafted items During Christmas week, the Holiday Shoppe will be open: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, December 21, 22,
A sampling of items from our Holiday Shoppe are available at our on-line Shop. Just click this link to explore the offerings. We will continue to add items, so make sure you check back regularly. You can purchase and pick up at the Holiday Shoppe, request a free delivery in the 16652 zip code, or
Once again, the Huntingdon County Arts Council is hosting its annual Holiday Shoppe. And while the Holiday Shoppe will continue to supports both our local artists and the Huntingdon County Arts Council featuring a wide array of unique, locally produced art & hand-crafted items, there is one new winkle. The Holiday Shoppe is moving to the McConnellstown
A number of paintings and other items from the outstanding Huntingdon Painters exhibit at the Juniata College Museum of Art are for sale. Paintings for Sale A number of painting and other items from the exhibit are available for sale through the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Please go to the Shop page for details. The painting
An exhibit, Huntingdon Painters: 400 Years Combined Experience, opened Thursday, October 1 at the Juniata College Museum of Art. This exhibit is a joint project of the Juniata College Museum of Art and the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Eight Huntingdon area artists present their artwork–a group of artists who have connected over the years by their love of art in
The Huntingdon County Arts Council would like to invite to you to sell your artwork at our 2020 Holiday Shoppe—our annual artists’ market. This year the Holiday Shoppe will be located at the McConnellstown Playhouse, 11680 Raystown Road (Route 26 South), Huntingdon. This year the Holiday Shoppe will open on Black Friday, November 27, and
Don’t miss out on your chance for some bargains and showing your support for the Huntingdon County Arts Council at the same time. We have a great array of items at our Virtual Silent Auction. But time is winding down . . . all bidding ends at 7 pm this Saturday, October 31. Here is the link to
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is hosting a virtual Silent Auction. While we are not hosting an in-person Monster Mash Halloween Bash this year, we are keeping the Silent Auction. Some of your favorite artists have donated items, along with businesses and friends. While we are STILL receiving items, you can Review the Items, Make a
After a 7 month hiatus, Art Walk Huntingdon was back for the month of October, 2020! Art Walk Huntingdon was held on Thursday, October 15, from 5 to 8 pm. Art Walk was concentrated on 2 venues in uptown Huntingdon with careful physical distancing protocols. Standing Stone Coffee Company hosted live music in its courtyard along with
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is once again hosting our Monster Mash Halloween Bash. This year, of course, will be a little different. We will hold our Silent Auction, but we will conduct the auction virtually. The silent auction will help raise badly needed funds to support the Huntingdon County Arts Council. We hope that
During the month of September, a group of individuals have been participating in ten Plein Air Painting Workshops lead by artist Evgeny Krayushin. The group has painted at five different sites in Huntingdon and they are ready to showcase their artwork. Their artwork was on display in a special one-day only exhibit on Thursday, October 1. The socially distanced art exhibit was
The Ton of Bricks Festival, celebrating and sharing the Mount Union area’s heritage, cultural, and future, will be a virtual event this Saturday, October 3! The Ton of Bricks Festival will kickoff starting at 9 am and will include live events via their Facebook page, pre-recoded events available on their website, and encourages attendees to participate in a
The Plein Air painting workshops have started, but it is not to late to join the group. Led by Evgeny Krayushkin, the workshops are an open paint event, with guidance from Evgeny. Canvases, paper, and painting supplies (acrylic paint medium only) are provided free by the Perry County Council for the Arts and Pennsylvania Council
Theme: A Part of My Landscape Evgeny Krayushkin is an artist and a teaching artist for the Pennsylvania Council for the Arts. Together with the Perry County Council for the Arts we are pleased to announce a 10-day Huntingdon County Art Residency and invite artist members from the Huntingdon Arts Council to participate in these
Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering will be a virtual event this year! Now from the comfort of your home, you can still enjoy a wonderful weekend of playing, singing, jamming, listening, learning and sharing your enthusiasm for folk music in a fun and friendly virtual environment. This is a great chance to learn new skills and
Check out all of the latest from the Huntingdon County Arts Council with our Summer 2020 newsletter. HCAC 2020 Summer Newsletter
The COVID-19 virus pandemic has affected just about everyone in the country in some way. The shutdown of nonessential activities in Pennsylvania in March, in particular, created challenges for many artists and musicians. Several local artists spoke with us recently about how social distancing and stay-at-home restrictions have affected their creative work and activities. Jack
Befriending a Nameless Stream “The impeded stream is the one that sings.” Wendell Berry I am of two minds about the stream running beside the path I’ve walked for forty years. Early on, we were level with one another but here it’s carved a narrow gorge deeper than I am tall; an easy leap
Dear Fellow Arts Council Members: I am writing to apprise you of forthcoming changes at the Huntingdon County Arts Council. It will come as no surprise that the Council’s activities and budget have suffered along with those in the private and public sectors. The cancellation of Folk College, our collaborative fundraiser with the County Library,
We recently made some changes to our memberships: All memberships will begin on April 1 and end on March 31 the following year. Members will now receive a membership card that can be used to obtain multiple discounts. In particular, you can use the membership card to receive a 10% discount on all items sold at The Art
Join us for a Zoom Lunch & Learn about Public Art in Huntingdon County. For a small rural county, Huntingdon County has some wonderful pubic art. Huntingdon County Arts Council Executive Director will lead the showcase. Please join on-line via a Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/77198281345?pwd=cWs0bDRuR2lJdlorcklvaFNCSWtkdz09 Meeting ID: 771 9828 1345 Password: Public Art
Like other organizations around the country, the Huntingdon County Arts Council was forced to shut down its activities in March. This involved temporarily closing The Art Space and canceling the Spring Thaw exhibit in April (our most popular show of the year), our spring fundraiser held in conjunction with the Huntingdon County Library, and, most
Folk College is about our passion for people and music and a major initiative of the Huntingdon County Arts Council. It is a supportive community of folk music lovers that keeps growing and evolving to meet the needs of musicians of all levels and backgrounds. The sense of community is what we love most about Folk College.
Did you know that people who enjoy art and participate regularly in cultural activities tend to live longer? This is the conclusion of a recent study (published in the British Medical Journal) of over six thousand people aged 50 and over in England. The researchers saw an increase in longevity among people who attended plays,
Folk College was to be this weekend, and we’re so sad that coronavirus kept us from gathering, so we’re presenting an abbreviated version. Welcome to our first (and hopefully only) Virtual Folk College. It’s free, it’s easy, it’s tiny, and we want you to be there! Friday, May 22 6:30 to 7:30 pm Zoom Cocktail
Spring Thaw 2020 is canceled. We will to be back next April so that the Huntingdon County youth and show off their art and writing.
The Pysanky Ukrainian Egg Decorating workshops has been canceled. All registrants will receive a refund.
Per Governor Wolf’s mandate on March 16, the Art Space will be closed until further notice. Stay healthy.
The Art Space is closed following the Governor’s directive on March 16. You are invited to the new exhibit Color, Shape, Texture: Drawings & Textiles at The Art Space in downtown Huntingdon. Two distinctive art forms demonstrate the blending of color, shape, and texture in this unique exhibit. Paul Amato uses an assortment of pens, markers,
The Huntingdon Dance Company production of Three Tales of the Big Bag Wolf has been cancelled? In response to the COVID-19 virus situation Juniata College has canceled all public events and gatherings hosted at the College, which includes the Huntingdon Dance Company’s production of Three Tales of the Big Bad Wolf set for this weekend
Dojo Exhibit is a group show featuring Penn State College of Arts and Architecture Communications interns and their supervisor, Stephanie Swindle Thomas, who is director of social media and visual assets. Each person’s work is from their individual photography practice, emphasizing the diversity of their personal styles rather than the similarity of their training or
The Make a Peace Pal workshop will allow participants to learn to knit a small service project, the Peace Pal. The workshop will be held on Monday, February 17, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Art Space, 212 Fourth Street, Huntingdon, PA. The cost is $15 and includes a small instruction book. Peace Pals
In this the Portraiture Workshop, February exhibit artists Stephanie Swindle Thomas and interns will share tips about working with studio lighting and models. Everyone will have the opportunity to experiment with different light settings and poses. Bring your camera and be prepared to smile for the camera! The workshop will be held on Saturday, February
Drawing Mandalas Workshop Monday, January 27, 6 p.m. at The Art Space, 212 Fourth Street, Huntingdon The cost for the Drawing Mandalas Workshop is $25. The fee includes all materials, including paper, pencils, and pens, so participants won’t need to bring anything. The workshop takes about two hours to complete. Workshops
Join us Thursday, January 16 as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Rock Painting with the Mount Union Art Guild. Decorate your own rock under the guidance of members of the Mount Union Art Guild. No experience necessary. Kid friendly. And while you are there, check out our
You are invited to the Opening Reception for the Mount Union Art Guild’s In Search of Beauty Exhibit. The Art Guild started in 1972 and has been continuously active for over four decades. The group has 16 active members, and styles in the group range from realism to fantasy to abstraction. Members regularly exhibit their work at
You have unwrapped all your gifts, but you did not get that Jack Troy plate or those Baron Hill earrings or that special Redbud Quilt Guild wall hanging. Well, now is your chance to spoil yourself or get a last minute gift with the first ever After Christmas Sale at the Holiday Shoppe. For 3
Drawing Zentangles Workshop Monday, January 13, 6 p.m. at The Art Space, 212 Fourth Street, Huntingdon Taught by Rachel Miller, the Drawing Zentangles Workshop will guide participants step-by-step through the construction of four different zentangles. The cost for the Drawing Zentangles Workshop is $20. The fee includes all materials, including paper,
The Huntingdon County Arts Council’s Holiday Shoppe supports both our local artists and the Huntingdon County Arts Council. The Shoppe features a wide array of unique, locally produced art & hand-crafted items. The Holiday Shoppe will be open Monday through Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm. The Holiday Shoppe will start on Black Friday, November
The Arts Council will hold its an Annual Meeting on Thursday, December 5 at 7 p.m. at The Art Space. The Annual Meeting is open to all current members of the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Per our By-Laws, “During the Annual Meeting, the general membership will receive annual reports, elect new officers and Board members,
The Huntingdon County Arts Council would like to invite to you to sell your artwork at our 2019 Holiday Shoppe—our annual artists’ market at our Art Space in downtown Huntingdon. This year the Shoppe will run from November 29 to December 23, plus December 26-28. We will be open Monday to Saturday, 10 am to
You are invited to the Opening Reception for the Camera Club’s A Passion for Light Exhibit. For the sixth year in a row, members of the Camera Club will share their photographs. The club is a small, diverse group of amateur photo enthusiasts who generally meet the fourth Thursday of the month at The
Join us Thursday, October 17, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Pastel Painting Demo with John Sullivan. John Sullivan displayed his paintings at the September exhibit Observations. He will show you his pastel techniques and lend a hand to get you started. And you can also come
As part of the second annual Monster Mash Halloween Bash, a fundraiser for the Huntingdon County Arts Council, an army of items will be available via a Silent Auction. The event is on Saturday, October 19. For more information on the Monster Mash Halloween Bash is available via this link. Here is a sampling of some
Join Us at the Monster Mash Halloween Bash Mark your calendar to attend the second annual Monster Mash Halloween Bash, a fundraiser for the Huntingdon County Arts Council. “The Bash” will be held on Saturday, October 19 at the Huntingdon Country Club. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Bar opens at 5:30; dinner at 6:30 and silent
October is the Huntingdon County Arts Council’s annual Call for Entries exhibit. We invite area artists to submit entries based on the theme of Luminosity. The theme is inspired by a quote from Galilio: “It is a beautiful and delightful sight to behold the body of the moon.” Artists work accepted includes all media, such
For the entire month of September, when you purchase a $2.50 reusable Bags 4 My Cause Bag at the GIANT located at the Huntingdon store, $1 is donated to the Huntingdon County Arts Council, unless otherwise directed by the customer through the Giving Tag attached to the bag. Our goal is to sell 200 bags, equivalent to
Learn a new skill and take your craft up a notch or two at Fiber ArtsFest 2019. There are two days of classes and a one-day Vendor Marketplace (on Saturday, September 21). You can choose from 14 different classes over the two day event on Friday, September 20 and Saturday, September 21. All classes are
If you love all things fiber arts-related, you won’t want to miss this one-day festival on Saturday, September 21. Fiber ArtsFest is a celebration of fiber arts, with vendors, demonstrations, make & takes & food at the Huntingdon County Fairgrounds. Free admission and free parking all day long! There will be a Make &
Two Huntingdon County artists team up for a unique exhibit in September at The Art Space. Their Observations Exhibit combines the paintings and writings of Spruce Creek resident John Sullivan and the powder horn artistry of Huntingdon resident Art DeCamp. This one-of-a-kind exhibit is a combination of paintings and items made from animal horns.
Be part of Pennsylvania’s living musical tradition at Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering, as you enjoy playing, singing, jamming, dancing, listening, learning and sharing your enthusiasm for folk music. Whether you are a non-musician or an advanced player, you will find activities to suit your interests. We offer workshops and classes in eight time slots covering
Join us at a closing reception for the “By Foot” exhibition, featuring photography by Sarah Anne Wharton in partnership with Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services. Fair Shake CEO Emily Collins will be on hand to describe the important legal advocacy work her organization does to highlight the people and places of the Appalachian Basin impacted
Join us Thursday, August 15, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Chalk the Walk with Southern Huntingdon Art Teacher Olivio Gennaro. Help decorate our sidewalk (and maybe even the parking lot) under the guidance of an expect chalk artist, Huntingdon County’s own and very talented Olivio Gennaro. Olivio
Come to the Art Space and see our July/August exhibit BY FOOT by The Fair Shake Project. This exhibit aims to highlight people and places of the Appalachian basin impacted by extractive industries and degradation. “When you travel a place by foot, perspective shifts from outsider to insider. Once that shift happens, you become a
Summer is here and so are the concerts on the quad! We welcome Crooked Line! Come out and relax with friends to enjoy incredible talent on the lawn in front of the Halbritter Auditorium at Juniata College. Concerts on the quad are free to the public but donations will be taken to help support the
Summer is here and so are the concerts on the quad! We welcome concert band The Big Sound Band! Come out and relax with friends to enjoy incredible talent on the lawn in front of the Halbritter Auditorium at Juniata College. Concerts on the quad are free to the public but donations will be taken
Join us at The Gage Mansion on Friday, June 21 from 5 p.m. to sunset—the longest day of the year—as we celebrate the summer solstice with live music, food and drink, and art at our Summer Solstice Party. Once again, John & Angie Thompson and Gage Mansion are generously hosting a can’t-miss event with all
Hurry in to see the Changing Patterns Exhibit! Artist Emily Francois alters everyday decorative objects into strange version of themselves. Objects such as second hand mugs, plates, wreaths and embroidery kits are reimagined in irreverent ways. The Changing Patterns exhibit is available through May 24 at the Art Space!
Walk on in The Art Council welcomes all walkers to participate and get creative at the monthly Art Walk. We hope to see you there, Thursday, June 20, 5-8pm at the Art Space. #walkhdon
The Art Space goes under the sea, with Nate Wilson’s The Aqua! Come in and see extraordinary paintings of the water world and all its lifeforms. This exhibit will be available through March 30th at the Art Space! The Art Space is open Tues, Thurs, and Friday 12pm-6pm and Saturday 10am-4pm
Calling all creative students! We invite K-12 students to submit their art and writing to the Huntingdon County Arts Council’s annual Spring Thaw, a juried Youth Art & Writing Exhibition. The exhibit will be open to the public from April 12 to 27, 2019 at The Art Space, 212 4th Street, Huntingdon. Art Submissions:Tuesday & Wednesday, April
The Redbud Quilt Guild is participating with a Conversation and Qults for National Quilting Day. The event will be Saturday, March 16 from 1 to 3 pm. Guild members will showcase project they are working on and offer a mini workshop on fabric flowers. Light refreshments will be available. If you have an interest in
Walk in and create your own moving line art! “Horizontal lines are sleepy and calm. Vertical lines are strong and still, but diagonal lines seem to slide and move, bringing our eye from one side of the page to the other and then “whoosh!” off the page!” Join us Thursday, February 21st, 5-8pm at the
Who says Science can’t be Art? Friday February 1 through the 23, the Huntingdon County Art Council invites all to view this must see exhibit. Art+Science brings three different artists to display science in their own inventive way. Featuring Kelly Finan, a science illustrator, Sam Lightner a glass blower and Jake Morrison a graphic designer;
Come see the Selective Memory exhibit by Jake Ricci, currently open at The Art Space. Jake’s work focuses on explorations of semiotics, visuality, and socio-historical narratives, which include things like creation of subject agencies and memory. This particular exhibit is a collection of several series done in his time living and working in South Korea,
The Huntingdon County Arts Council’s annual Holiday Shoppe is open to offer unique gifts for this holiday season from area artists. The Shoppe is open 10 am to 6 pm daily, Monday to Saturday. The Shoppe features a wide array of locally produced art & hand-crafted items for sale. Please support our local artists and
We love sharing art and encouraging art. Our mission is to encourage and promote artistic and cultural activities in Huntingdon County. The joy on the face of a young student as she sees her artwork on display at our Spring Thaw. A sense of wonder as a visitor views a unique piece of art at
The Arts Council will hold its an Annual Meeting on Thursday, November 29 at 7 p.m. at The Art Space. The Annual Meeting is open to all current members of the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Per our By-Laws, “During the Annual Meeting, the general membership will receive annual reports, elect new officers and Board members,
Huntingdon County Arts Council is seeking a Marketing Coordinator & Youth Liaison Job This is an Americorps position. The Huntingdon County Arts Council is dedicated to providing art and cultural opportunities in Huntingdon County. Job Description: The Huntingdon County Arts Council seeks an arts-interested individual to assist in raising awareness about Council events, programs, and the
The This Will Not Be On The Test exhibit by the Juniata College Art Department Faculty will open on Friday, November 2, with an opening reception from 6 to 8 pm at The Art Space. Light refreshments will be served. The exhibition will feature work by faculty from the Juniata College Art Department. The works
The Huntingdon County Arts Council would like to extend an invitation to you to sell your artwork at our 2018 Holiday Shoppe– an annual artists’ market hosted by the Huntingdon County Arts Council at our Art Space in downtown Huntingdon. This year the Shoppe will run from November 30 to December 22. Important dates: Drop
Join us Thursday, October 18, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Screen Printing with Stephen Haynes. Our special event will be an interactive screen printing demonstration by current Art Space gallery artist Stephen Haynes. Stephen will then be on hand to assist you in creating your own
The exhibit Stephen Hanes: Outside in Paint is open at The Art Space during October. As an artist Stephen Haynes works directly from observation, painting scenes that are casual and somewhat transient in nature, as if stumbled upon by accident. The goal of his work is twofold: to make art that is pleasing, as representations
We thought you would want a sneak peek of the Silent Auction items that we will offer at the inaugural Monster Mash Halloween Bash, a fundraiser for the Huntingdon County Arts Council. “The Bash” will be held on Saturday, October 6 at the Huntingdon Events Center, 1001 Moore Street, Huntingdon. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Bar opens at 5:30; dinner at
Join Us at the Monster Mash Halloween Bash Mark your calendar to attend the inaugural Monster Mash Halloween Bash, a fundraiser for the Huntingdon County Arts Council. “The Bash” will be held on Saturday, October 6 at the Huntingdon Events Center, 1001 Moore Street, Huntingdon. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Bar opens at 5:30; dinner at
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is delighted to host an exhibit by Julia Rogan. The exhibit, Heated Imaginations, will be open from September 7 to 29. Julia Rogan develops paintings with the use of heat. Using vibrant colors and a mixture of melted crayons and a liquid painting technique, she creates paintings that embody beauty, warmth,
If you love all things fiber arts-related, you won’t want to miss this one-day festival on Saturday, September 15! Fiber ArtsFest is a celebration of fiber arts, with vendors, demonstrations, make & takes & food at the Huntingdon County Fairgrounds. Free admission and free parking all day long! There will be a Make &
Friday, September 7 to Sunday, September 9 Be part of Pennsylvania’s living musical tradition at Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering, as you enjoy playing, singing, jamming, dancing, listening, learning and sharing your enthusiasm for folk music. Whether you are a non-musician or an advanced player, you will find activities to suit your interests. We offer workshops
Learn a new skill and take your craft up a notch or two at Fiber ArtsFest 2018. There are two days of classes and a one-day Vendor Marketplace (on Saturday, September 15). You can choose from 15 different classes over the two day event on Friday, September 14 and Saturday, September 15. All classes are
Join us Thursday, August 16, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Envelope Art. Envelope Art will be making collages with used privacy envelopes. (Privacy envelopes are the ones with colored designs inside so people can’t see what’s in the envelope.) Practically any age can do this including
The Camera Club’s 5th annual exhibit From A Different Perspective is currently on display at The Art Space from August 3 to 25. Fourteen members of the club have photos on exhibition. One special feature of the exhibit is the showcasing of the winners of the club’s monthly photo contest. The club meets monthly (usually the fourth
The fifth concert and final concert of the Concerts on the Quad music series on Thursday, August 2 will be Crooked Line, bringing their bluegrass and original songs to the stage. This concert is sponsored by Thomson’s Candle Company. BECAUSE OF THE RAIN, THE CONCERT HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE STONE CHURCH, 1623 MOORE STREET.
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is delighted to host an exhibit by Haven Tucker. The exhibit, Flux, will be open from July 10 to 28. Haven Tucker’s current art practice, as well as he himself, exists in a state of flux, and as such defining what he does as an artist is complicated. He is
A double bill will perform at the fourth concert of the Concerts on the Quad music series on Thursday, July 26. Vocal group Take Note and singer Anita Roseborough will both entertain. This concert is sponsored by Mutual Benefit Group. Take Note is a versatile vocal group covering a wide range of musical styles. The group
Join us Thursday, July 19, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Spray Paint Stencils with Jake Weller. Come learn about making and applying stencils in thoroughly legal surroundings. If you enjoy squinting, very sharp knives and aerosols, this is the “workshop” for you. Art Walk Huntingdon takes place on
The jazz and soulful sound of Urban Fusion will perform at the third concert of the Concerts on the Quad music series on Thursday, July 12. In the event of rain, the Urban Fusion concert will be at the Stone Church. Look for notices on the Arts Council’s website and Facebook page. Bring your lawn
Because of weather, the concert has been moved to the rain location: the Stone Church. Huntingdon’s own singer/songwriter Dylan E. Miller will perform at the second concert of the Concerts on the Quad music series on Thursday, July 5. In the event of rain, the Dylan E. Miller concert will be at the Stone
Join us at The Gage Mansion on June 21st from 5 p.m. to sunset—the longest day of the year—for live music, art, food and drink. All proceeds benefit the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Tickets are $15, Children under 10 free with a responsible adult. Tickets for this special event are available at the door. Food includes
Once again, the Concerts on the Quad music series will take place on the lawn at Juniata College this summer. The music series features five different concerts and is in partnership with Juniata College. Our first concert is Thursday, June 28 and kicks off the series with the always popular Big Band Sound, with their
The Huntingdon County Arts Council once again has an open exhibit with a Call for Entries to area artist based on a theme. This year’s theme is Along the Juniata. Come see what our artists community has contributed to create another very original exhibit. An opening reception for the Call for Entries exhibit
Join us as outstanding music talent performs at the Friday Folk College concert at Juniata College. The concert is open to the public, and starts at 7 pm at the Halbritter Center for the Performing Arts on the Juniata College campus in Huntingdon, PA. Tickets available at the door or in advance at The
Join us as outstanding music talent performs at the Saturday Folk College concert at Juniata College. The concert is open to the public, and starts at 7 pm at the Halbritter Center for the Performing Arts on the Juniata College campus in Huntingdon, PA. Tickets available at the door or in advance at The
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is delighted to host an exhibit by Huntingdon native Sophie Brenneman. The exhibit, When I Are We, will be open from May 4 to 26. Her existence began from the splitting of one egg into two identical halves. Her drawings and paintings are an investigation of the physical and
Join us Thursday, May 17, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Instant Vintage Photo Booth. Noted photographer and Arts Council board member Sarah Anne Wharton will operate a fun vintage photobooth. Use our props, make a funny face, join your friends and get instant photos. And while you
We invite K-12 students to submit their art and writing to the Huntingdon County Arts Council’s annual Spring Thaw, a juried Youth Art & Writing Exhibition. The exhibit will be open to the public from April 13 to 28, 2018 at The Art Space, 212 4th Street, Huntingdon. Art Submissions: Tuesday & Wednesday, April 10 & 11,
Join us Thursday, March 15, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Make a Collage with Norm Wilson. Retired Mount Union art teacher and Huntingdon County Arts Council board member Norm Wilson will showcase his own creative collages. He will guide participants in collage techniques to assist them
Huntingdon native Brynda Glazier’s artwork is rooted in ceramic sculpture, but also ranges from oil painting, drawing, collage, photography, video and most recently, to performance and sound installation. Glazier’s figures and environments navigate the constructs of sublime beauty, inescapable monstrosity, and the complexities that occur within a constantly dueling existence. Her work was selected for
Learn the exciting art of Pysanky Ukrainian egg decorating. Arts Council board members Norm Wilson and Ginny Mutti will co-lead a workshop on Pysanky Ukrainian Egg Decorating Workshop. The workshop will be held on Thursday, March 1 at 7 pm at The Art Space, 212 Fourth Street, Huntingdon. All materials will be supplied. Class size for
Join us Thursday, February 15, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Fish Printing with Celina Seftas. Join us to create your own Gyotaku art. the traditional Japanese method of printing fish, a practice which dates back to the mid-1800s. This form of nature printing may have been
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,
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
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
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
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
Join us Thursday, December 21, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Meet the Holiday Shoppe Artists This year’s 7th annual Holiday Shoppe features features artwork from 37 individual artist plus the Redbud Quilt Guild. Their outstanding creations includes lots of ceramics, paintings, photography, fiber art, books, music CD’s, jewelry,
Open Tuesdays to Fridays, Noon to 6 pm Open Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm The Holiday Shoppe is open, with this year’s Holiday Shoppe featuring a terrific lineup of great artwork. If you are looking for some unique gift items for this holiday season, make sure to stop and visit the 7th annual Holiday Shoppe at
We would like to invite all Arts Council members to the Annual Meeting & Holiday Shoppe Preview on Thursday, November 30 at 7 p.m. at The Art Space. Per our By-Laws, “During the Annual Meeting, the general membership will receive annual reports, elect new officers and Board members, and give direction for the future.” Executive
We love sharing art and encouraging art. Our mission is to encourage and promote artistic and cultural activities in Huntingdon County. The joy on the face of a young student as she sees her artwork on display at our Spring Thaw. A sense of wonder as a visitor views a unique piece of art at
Join us Thursday, November 16, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Learn to Hand Color a Black & White Photo. James Pingry will demonstrate and assist in guiding you to take a black and white photograph and paint color to the photo. Hand-colored photographs were very popular in
Travels Near & Far is an exhibit showcasing photography by members of The Camera Club. The club is a small, diverse group of amateur photo enthusiasts who meet once a month at The Art Space. The exhibition will include photographs of a wide range of subjects with each member displaying their favorite images. A special feature
The Arts Council is in the process of determining the monthly art exhibits for 2018. While we already have a waiting list, we welcome any interested artists to submit an application to exhibit. If you are interested, please fill out our Exhibit Application Form at: https://goo.gl/forms/TA1abSHhzZX9bCe92 You will be asked to share basic contact information
Join us Thursday, October 19, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Open Photoshoot on Infant Loss Awareness. Aaren Sellers and Chantel Nuebauer will be running an awareness photoshoot, focusing on Infant Loss, which can include still born, miscarriage and infertility issues, but are definitely not limited to just these
The Huntingdon County Arts Council would like to extend an invitation to you to sell your artwork at our 2017 Holiday Shoppe– an annual artists’ market hosted by the Huntingdon County Arts Council at our Art Space in downtown Huntingdon. This year the Shoppe will run from December 1-23. Important dates: Drop Off: Monday &
I Believe You is an art exhibit showcasing works by survivors of trauma from different cities. Through art, this show brings awareness to subjects such as domestic violence, sexual abuse, trafficking, including LGBTQIA+ experiences in these types of abuse roles. I Believe You is a compelling, educational, and powerful art exhibit of survivors works and
Fiber ArtsFest Market Place Vendors • Demonstrations • Make & Takes Saturday, September 23, 9 am to 5 pm Join us this Saturday at the Huntingdon County Fairgrounds for PA Fiber ArtsFest on Saturday, September 23. The event promotes fiber arts and the creative uses of diverse fibers. A free one-day vendor Market Place features a variety
Join us Thursday, September 21, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Create Your Own Fiber Craft. Cindy Felisberto will lead instruction on some cool fiber projects: a twisted rope project and stick weaving. Cindy will be leading 6 similar fiber craft projects called Make & Takes at Fiber
Meet artists Harlan Ritchey, Fran Bowman, and Jeff Bowman at the opening reception for the Inhabited Settings exhibit on Friday, September 8 from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibit combines the wonderful paintings of Harlan Ritchey, the stained glass creations of Fran Bowman, and the superb woodworking of Jeff Bowman. The exhibit will be
Artist Harlan Ritchey will be demonstrating Plein Air Painting at Art Walk Huntingdon at The Art Space on Thursday, August 17 from 5 to 8 pm. Plein air is used to describe the act of painting outdoors. Harlan is a gifted painter from State College that has participated in many exhibits at The Art
A new exhibit entitled Myriad opens at The Art Space on August 4. Michael Dietz, Sally Frehn, and Ginny Gill combine their artistic talents to present this dynamic exhibit. The trio of local artists’ complimentary gifts in metal, ceramics, painting, and other media result in a delightful exhibit of creative vision and artistic expression. Come meet
Be part of Pennsylvania’s living musical tradition at Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering, as you enjoy playing, singing, jamming, dancing, listening, learning and sharing your enthusiasm for folk music. Whether you are a non-musician or an advanced player, you will find activities to suit your interests. We offer workshops and classes in nine time slots covering
Fiber ArtsFest class registration is now open. Learn a new skill and take your craft up a notch or two. You can choose from 14 different classes over the 2 day event on Friday, September 22 and Saturday, September 23. Friday, September 22 Classes Full Day Tumbling Triangles, quilting Sashiko Sampler, embroidery Out of This
Meet artist Shawn McCullough and view his unique art as part of Art Walk Huntingdon at The Art Space on Thursday, July 20 from 5 to 8 pm. Shawn is the art/music teacher at the Stone Valley Community Charter School. His exhibit, Vision Quest, features large close-ups using newspaper, stencils, paint and lots of
Artist and Stone Valley Community Charter School art and music teacher Shawn McCullough will exhibit his paintings from July 7 to 29. Shawn’s creativity will be on display, including some rather large pieces of art. In a departure from our routine, the Artist’s Reception will not be until Thursday, July 20 as part of Art
Come hear the fine sound of the Crooked Line as they perform at the Concerts on the Quad. The Concerts on the Quad music series is sponsored by the Huntingdon County Arts Council and Juniata College. Bring your lawn chairs, your blankets, picnic supplies and your friends and family to the Juniata College
It’s The Nick Miller Project night at the Concerts on the Quad. Huntingdon’s own Nick Miller will bring his wide musical talent as the Huntingdon County Arts Council and Juniata College once again are bringing music to the community with our Concerts on the Quad music series. The Nick Miller Project records multiple instruments live
Chip Lovett will bring his jazz keyboard to the Concerts of the Quad music series. The Huntingdon County Arts Council and Juniata College once again are bringing music to the community with our Concerts on the Quad music series. Chip Lovett was raised in Brooklyn, New York and was exposed musically by playing clarinet
It’s Vocal Night at the Concerts on the Quad. Two vocal groups will perform as the Huntingdon County Arts Council and Juniata College once again are bringing music to the community with our Concerts on the Quad music series. Take Note is a 15 member female group singing all your favorites from the 40s
Join the fun! The Huntingdon County Arts Council is holding the Arts Council’s Parking Lot Party featuring artist demonstrations (12 to 4 pm), face painting, and food. Crooked Line will be performing from 4 to 7 pm. View the new Call for Entries exhibit Lattitude, Longitude at The Art Space next door.
Helping to celebrate 250 years of the town of Huntingdon, The Huntingdon County Arts Council has issued a Call for Entries to area artists on the theme of the 250 years of Huntingdon. The exhibit opens with an opening reception on Friday, June 9, from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibit is at
The Huntingdon County Arts Council and Juniata College once again are bringing music to the community with our Concerts on the Quad music series. Kicking off the season and also helping to kick off the 250th Anniversary of the Founding of Huntingdon Weekend Celebration, is the ever popular Big Band Sound. The Big
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of Huntingdon Borough. In celebration of this historic event, we are announcing a Call for Entries show with the theme of 250 Years of Huntingdon Borough. Here are the details: Call for Entries 2D/3D artwork, poetry, and prose based on, inspired by, or related to the
Folk College brings top caliber musicians to Huntingdon, and 2 concerts are open to the public. The concerts take place at Halbritter Center for Performing Arts on the Juniata College campus in Huntingdon, PA. The concerts are open to the public with tickets available at the door. Friday, May 26, 2017 Concert 7:00 p.m. Faculty Concert
Folk College is three days of playing and listening to folk music in a fun and friendly environment! For 18 years Folk College has fostered and often rekindled the love for music in a non-competitive environment with classes, instruction, concerts and fellowship for all instruments and skill levels. Folk College offers a level of music engagement
Melange, a new exhibit of paintings by Jennifer Hartzler, in on display at The Art Space during the month of May. Jennifer Hartzler, a native of Central PA, is classically trained in representational art. Her paintings often display a strong sense of humor as she carefully crafts her composition, employing both the figure and light as
Join us Thursday, May 18, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Folk College Preview. Holly Foy and Jerry Trusty will be on hand to play music, teach how to play a ukulele, and sing a song or two. Here is a schedule for the evening: 5 pm Try a
The Huntingdon County Library and the Huntingdon County Arts Council have teamed up for a joint fundraising event. We invited area artists to decorate some old library chairs, and we have 15 chairs that we will be auctioning off with a silent auction on Wednesday, May 3 at 6:30 pm at the library. The library
Mayfest is a great time to be in Huntingdon. It is also a great time to stop into The Art Space and take a last look at Spring Thaw, our annual Youth Art & Writing Exhibition. That’s right: Saturday, April 29 is the last day for Spring Thaw. And at 3 pm we hold our
Our Art Walk Huntingdon special event for April is Celebrate National Poetry Month at The Art Space. We will have kids’ activities and readings from 5 to 7 pm, and a poetry reading/open mic from 7 to 8 pm. Feel free to bring your own poetry to workshop from 5:00-7:00 pm or share during our
An Opening Reception will be held Friday, April 7 from 6 to 8 pm for our annual Spring Thaw Youth Art & Writing Exhibition. Every year the Huntingdon County Arts Council invites area youth to showcase their artistic talent. And boy, did they response this year. We have 209 pieces, from kindergarten to high school seniors, and from schools throughout
The Redbud Quilt Guild is participating with a demonstration for National Quilting Day. The demonstration will be Saturday, March 18 from 12 to 3 pm. If you have an interest in learning quilting or have questions about quilting techniques, come to The Art Space and talk to expert members of the Redbud Quilt Guild.
Join us Thursday, March 16, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Mosaic Demonstration with Deb Tumlin. Deb Tumlin, co-owner of Stone Town Gallery & Cafe on Washington Street in Huntingdon, is a multi-talented artist. Her mosaic works are well known, both at her shop and across the county in a number
We invite K-12 students to submit their art and writing to the Huntingdon County Arts Council’s annual Spring Thaw, a juried Youth Art & Writing Exhibition. The exhibit will be open to the public from April 7 to 29, 2017 at The Art Space, 212 4th Street, Huntingdon. Art Submissions: Tuesday & Wednesday, April 4 & 5,
Saturday, April 1 at 1 pm The Art Space, 212 4th St, Huntingdon Advance reservations required Relaxed. Conversational Atmosphere • Bring your guitar Learn from the Best! Internationally acclaimed acoustic guitar player Author/co-author guitar instruction for Mel Bay Publications Listed as among 100 Greatest Acoustic Guitarists His music on 25 audio/video recordings $80 [wp_cart_button
The Art of Glass, a new exhibit of mosaics by Elizabeth Klevens, opens with an Opening Reception on Friday, March 3, from 6 to 8 pm. Elizabeth Klevens, a Pittsburgh native, grew up exploring various forms of art and has always had a lifelong love for creating. Glass has become the central theme for her
The Poetry Post, our display board attached to the outside of The Art Space, has a new original poem. Ginny Gill has written a poem Crows Make Me Smile. The next time you are at The Art Space, take a minute and see if the poem makes you smile! Thanks Ginny.
Join us Thursday, February 16, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Printmaking with Ryan Gibboney. Ryan Gibboney, a talented graphic artist and member of the Juniata College faculty, will be at The Art Space to lead simple printmaking projects. Try your hand using a variety of assorted materials to both
Works of local fiber artists, spanning from the artistic to the practical, will be on display as part of a new exhibit Local Fiber. The world of fiber arts encompasses a wide range of techniques and skills, and works on display include weaving, knitting, quilting, cross stitch, embroidery, and more. The exhibit will be on display
Art Walk Huntingdon participants will now be able to us a FREE shuttle service to get from one of the twelve Art Walk Huntingdon venues for both January and February Art Walks. Thanks to a grant from Standing Stone Coffee company, Maidens Taxi Service will using it van of offer FREE rides to Art Walk
The Adams County Arts Council invites submissions to its 14th Annual Juried Art Exhibition, June 1 – June 23, 2017, in Schmucker Art Gallery, Gettysburg College. Any person over the age of 18 is eligible to submit work for consideration by juror Barbara McNulty, Director of the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, Lebanon Valley College
Join us Thursday, January 19, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Bike Anatomy with Jake Weller. Jake Weller, mechanic at Rothrock Outfitters in downtown Huntingdon, will be at The Art Space to demonstrate the attractive and artistic process of building bicycle wheels. Come watch this unique version of performance art, ask
Brooklyn based illustrator, designer, writer, photographer, and pretzel smith Mike Shea will exhibit his imaginative illustrations in a show called Sardines at The Art Space from January 7 to 31. There will be a reception on Friday, January 6 from 6 to 8 pm to open the exhibit. Light refreshments will be served. Mike Shea
So you have opened your presents, spread your holiday cheer to family and friends, and now . . . it’s time to spoiled yourself. Yes, the Holiday Shoppe will be open just for you this Wednesday and Thursday, December 28 & 29, from 12 to 6 pm. Pick up some wonderful ceramics from Jack Troy, Carolanne Currier, Sally Frehn, Rob Boryk,
Tuesdays thru Fridays, 12 to 6 pm Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm The Huntingdon County Arts Council’s annual Holiday Shoppe showcases artwork from a wide variety of local artists. Artwork is on display from 37 different artists, ranging from jewelry, ceramics, paintings, fabric art and lots more. Many new items have been added in the last
Join us Thursday, December 15, as the Huntingdon County Arts Council participates in Art Walk Huntingdon with a very special event: Meet the Holiday Shoppe Artists and a special Chocolate Demonstration by Renee Berger. Join us to have a chance to meet some of the artists who create the artwork for sale at the Holiday Shoppe. We currently have 37 different artists with work
Open Tuesdays to Fridays, Noon to 6 pm Open Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm The Holiday Shoppe opens to the public on Friday, December 2 at noon. We are still accepting entries, but this year’s Holiday Shoppe has a terrific lineup of great artwork. If you are looking for some unique gift items for this holiday
#GivingTuesday is Today The Arts Council Appreciates Your Support Today is #GivingTuesday. #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving where you choose to donate money to any organization of your choice! We appreciate your ongoing support of our programs and activities! Your support of the Huntingdon County Arts Council helps us support arts and cultural
Mark your calendar! The Arts Council will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, December 1 at 7 p.m. at The Art Space. The Annual Meeting is open to ALL current members of the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Per our By-Laws, “During the Annual Meeting, the general membership will receive annual reports, elect new officers and
Join us to create your own art with Spud Block Printing, a simple priting technique using designs carved into potatoes. The potato designs are used as stamps to create your own art. Pam Kavanaugh and James Pingy will help young and old alike create their own art as part of Art Walk Huntingdon on Thursday,
Light, Life, and Lens is a new exhibit by the Camera Club featuring member’s photography at the Art Space in Huntingdon. The exhibit will be open through Tuesday, November 22. Thirteen members of the club have their photographs on exhibit, with a wide array of subjects. One unique feature of this exhibit is that the club has
The Huntingdon County Arts Council would like to extend an invitation to you to sell your artwork at our 2016 Holiday Shoppe– an annual artists’ market hosted by the Huntingdon County Arts Council at our Art Space in downtown Huntingdon. This year the Shoppe will run from December 2-23. Drop Off: November 28 & 29,
The current exhibit at The Art Space is a unique exhibit that is the result of a Call for Entries to area artists. Based on the theme, Explore, Reclaim, and Conserve: Huntingdon County, our artist community responded big time. Forty-eight artists submitted 134 pieces of art to create a terrific show. Artwork on display includes paintings, photography, jewelry, basketry, poetry,
Join us to create your own Gyotaku art. the traditional Japanese method of printing fish, a practice which dates back to the mid-1800s. This form of nature printing may have been used by fishermen to record their catches, but has also become an art form of its own. Celina Steftas, District Manager of the Huntingdon
As part of Art Walk Huntingdon, a number of teachers from this coming weekend’s Fiber ArtsFest will be demonstrating some of their craft and projects. Come join us from 5 to 8 pm on Thursday, September 15 for this opportunity. Teacher schedule: 5 pm Yvonne Wilson 6 pm Marie Campbell & Shelley Shaffer 7 pm
An Opening Reception will be held today, Friday, September 9 from 6 to 8 pm for the exhibit Mythologies in the Narratives. The exhibit features paintings by J.E. Crum. Her paintings and drawings exaggerate color and combine imagery to tell personal narratives central to the artist’s experience. Crum’s work draws inspiration from a range of fantasy creatures and mythical beings, questioning the depiction of women
At this year’s festival, Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering will honor Hesston resident George Putt as the 2016 Pennsylvania Heritage Musician. George Putt started playing music in grade school, and has always had a passion for music. Seven years ago George and his wife Sandy started hosting a jam at their home in Huntingdon County every
The 12th annual Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering kicks off today at Greenwood Furnace State Park to share and enjoy folk music. The weekend is full of workshops, concerts and a contradance. While musicians will want to sign up the full weekend of events (fee required, although individual workshops can also be purchased), there are 5 events
An exciting new art promotion is set for beginning the third Thursday of every month, starting Thursday, September 15, from 5 to 8 pm. Art Walk Huntingdon is a special event celebrating the arts at local venues & businesses. Look for Art Walk flags for participating venues. The Arts Council’s event will feature demonstrations and interactions with some
Once again, the Huntingdon County Arts Council invites all artists to submit to their work based on a theme for an exhibit this October. The theme this year is Explore, Reclaim and Conserve: Huntingdon County. McVeytown native and pioneering environmentalist Joseph Trimble Rothrock (1839 to 1922) was the father of Pennsylvania forestry and inspired our theme with his
A director’s cut is a specially edited creative work that represents the director’s own approved edit. While we are constantly curating works created by other artists, this show puts the Huntingdon County Art Council’s own board of directors on the spot showcasing our personal creations for public view. ARTISTS’ OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, August 19, 6-8pm ART
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