Art House Studios is a creative space dedicated to the study of Drawing and Painting. Courses and workshops are focused on strengthening perception and technical skill through both an academic and conceptual approach. Short-term and theme-based projects enable students to engage a thorough exploration of media and ideas.

Studio 550 connects people and creates community through the arts.

Primarily a pottery and stained glass studio, we offer fun one-day workshops and year-round classes for more in-depth learning to people of all ages  We also offer hands-on birthday parties, team building outings, teach drawing and painting, host family friendly events during the year, and are strong supporters of public art in the city.

We are a place of joy, laughter, and learning for complete beginners and skilled makers alike.

Studio 550 is more than just classes. It’s a Community.

Kimball Jenkins’ Mission is to Cultivate Creativity, Make Arts Education Accessible, and Honor Historic Preservation.

Kimball Jenkins is celebrating 40 years of creating strong relationships within our local community through art, history, and culture. We do this through a lens of centering under-represented voices and removing barriers to traditionally marginalized communities. Our success is built on creating a wide circle, and collaborating with other organizations for shared impact. We are proud to serve as an important cultural and economic hub for artists and events within the region.

The Currier Museum of Art connects art with diverse audiences, from its neighborhood to international and digital visitors, and embraces regional new museum-goers and under-served communities. We facilitate conversations and experiences around art. The Currier Museum aims to be nimble and creative in using its distinctive collection of historical and contemporary art. We connect the art of the past with art of the future through an artist-in-residence program based in our community. The museum teaches art as a way to understand the creative process in all fields – a traditional practice in American museums which we continue to believe is vital to our role.