Thanks Lance, right, for a great and fun free pumpkin workshop.
Fall Classes
Starts in September. Click on the link down below.
CLASSES
Pottery Classes: Air dry for children
WORKSHOPS
DRAMA & MUSIC PROGRAMS
Drama > Performing arts program
Our Art & Music Classes
In Uncategorized on February 22, 2009 at 12:42 pmUpcoming Events
In Uncategorized on January 31, 2009 at 9:41 pmFREE pumpkin carving workshop Monday, Oct., 26.
Come anytime from 6-9 pm. Bring your pumpkins and carving tools.
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Art work from Ste. Genevieve artist Jane Naeger will be on sell through our website. Click on “art for sale”. Jane was our featured artist for our October 4th Friday walk.
Here is one of her new pieces. Very Cool!!
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HOW TO CONTACT US
In person: 117 N. Main
Ste. Genevieve, MO
By phone: 573-880-2026
By email: stegenarts@gmail.com
ABOUT US
We are a place for , art, photography, pottery, crafts and music for all ages to learn and have fun.
To find out more, click on the class links below. For your convenience, we’ve broken down our extensive schedule by subject (Art, crafts, drama & music) as well as age.
If the link to the class in which you are interested isn’t active yet, call 573-880-2026 for information.
Business Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Sunday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Closed Tuesdays.
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Today is 9/11.
“Hope For Peace”
SGI President Issues Five-Point Plan Toward Nuclear Abolition
Please clink on the headline above to see Mr. Daisaku Ikeda’s plan for peace.
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Thanks SGI
for a great night. We had Korean Drummers, Japanese Singers and an American piano player from Farmington, Mo. Plus a presentation to Mr. & Mrs Ikeda from the Mayor of Bloomsdale, Mo.
I believe over 200 people got to see Daisaku Ikeda’s photographs Friday night. We will be posting a lot more photos soon along with the cutlines.
VISUALIZING PEACE
A Dialogue with Nature
exhibit of photographs by Daisaku Ikeda.
Matt Wroblewski of Farmington, Mo., and the piano teacher for the Center For The Arts , open the ceremony by playing a musical piece he composed himself.
There were five Korean steel drummers dressed in ceremony clothing traveled from Illinois and St. Louis to Ste Genevieve that performed during the Visualizing Peace opening ceremonies.
An Honorary Citizenship along with several gifts was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Ikeda of Japan from the city of Bloomsdale representatives for the Mayor. From Left, Bruce and Clair Wroblewski of Farmington- Karl Kline, City Alderman and his wife, Dr. Lesa Kline.
Soka Gakkal International, ( SGI ) USA Central Territory Director Jim Nobukuni from Chicago talked about Daisaku Ikeda while Kay Yoshikawa of California, Internation Committee of Artists for Peace Vice President of SGI listen in the background.
To see more photos click here.
Also we had a Origami Workshop
Free to the public.
Instructor: Ms. Mariko Schmit
oriental artist/dancer.
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July’s 4th Friday Gallery Walk:
Our thanks goes out to the Ste. Genevieve Winery for a great night!
That was so much fun. Elaine, the wine maker of Ste. Genevieve Winery, was a perfect match to our gallery. We had allot of people, most from out of town, enjoyed going to all the galleries sipping wine while looking at all the different and unique art.
We will have three new artist on display for the gallery walk.
Nancy & Nina both do jewelry. Nancy works in fusion glass and sterling silver. Nina works with gem stones and sterling silver. The photo below doesn’t compare to seeing the jewelry in person.
Fusion Glass by Elyse Hawks of St. Peters.
She also one of our new artist.
WE’RE UNIQUE
We offer classes for all age groups in both the visual and performing arts.
SAFETY COMES FIRST
We run background checks on all our instructors.
DIRECTIONS TO THE CENTER
Announcements & Community News
In Uncategorized on February 22, 2009 at 2:02 pmMeeting space available at the Center for the Arts
The Center for the Arts is now offering space where nonprofit groups and artists can hold meetings and work on projects.
The meeting space is on the second floor of the center (117 N. Main St.) and includes three rooms, a bathroom and two sinks.
The great thing about these rooms is that they are designed to handle the messiest art projects, so both children and adults can come in and have fun without the worry of getting the place dirty, especially with the holidays coming up. The meeting space offers a wonderful place to meet to make holiday crafts and such.
The Center for the Arts is offering the entire upstairs space to any nonprofit group for only $5 an hour, making it affordable for most groups, including boy and girl scouts troops.
Artist also are welcome to rent space individually or as a group.
For hours available, or more information, call the center at 573-880-2026 or e-mail us at stegenarts@gmail.com.
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Check it out! We are on the International Committee of Artists for Peace (ICAP) website.
http://www.icapeace.org/news/news_aug09.html
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Ste. Genevieve High School Homecoming Parade
It as really cool having the Center downtown on the same street of the parade. Here are some photos of the event held Friday, Sept 19th.
To see more photos click here.
To see more homecoming photos click here.
Here are some photos of the Tour Of Missouri bike race here in Ste. Genevieve. The race started at 10:45 am and will end in Cape later this afternoon. I tried to show everyone our Historic Buildings in the background.
And in a BLUR they were gone.
This is the bike the Center For Arts decorated to help promote the Tour Of Missouri event.
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Hand Tie Dye
Shirts by Diane Wilson are now on sale at our gallery!
