Live at Lunchtime is a weekly series over the lunch hour on Facebook Live during which artists and art workers share more about their work at KAC and in the community. Join us every Thursday at noon to hear something new.
Live at Lunchtime is a weekly series over the lunch hour on Facebook Live during which artists and art workers share more about their work at KAC and in the community. Join us every Thursday at noon to hear something new.
Live at Lunchtime is a weekly series over the lunch hour on Facebook Live during which artists and art workers share more about their work at KAC and in the community. Join us every Thursday at noon to hear something new.
Learn more about the work on view during special tours, artist talks, and virtual events. Some events require advance registration. To register, click the links below. Hours and event details are subject to change. KAC references state health guidelines to make adjustments for the safety of our visitors. Find the most up-to-date hours, admission information, […]
It’s time to get into the fall spirit!
Live at Lunchtime is a virtual opportunity for artists and art workers to share more about their work at KAC and in the community. Watch for new videos monthly.
'Open Lab' is a free in-person opportunity for the creative and curious to learn more about the art in The Lab, ask questions, and exchange ideas.
Saturday, November 5 | 10 am – 3 pm Kick off your holiday shopping at KAC during the Fall Art Market Clay Studio Fundraiser. Find a new favorite handmade ceramic bowl created by KAC’s Clay Artist Guild, pick up a gift certificate to local restaurants, find unique gifts from participating local artists, and shop fall-themed […]
Saturday, November 12, 2022 11 am - 12:30 pm FREE & Open to All Ages Create a miniature harvest-inspired world inside a mixed-media cornucopia to celebrate the end of the harvest season before snow flies for this Family Day at KAC.
The 2022 Community ⇄ Members' Show opens with the annual meeting of the membership and a special lecture (open to all) by community leaders Emanuel & Sharon Brown, founders of the AFrican AMErican History & Literature Gallery.