EVIL WOMAN – The American ELO, April 24th @7:00pm at the Emporia Granada Theatre, don’t miss this show!
Tickets available => Emporia Arts Center, 815 Commercial St. or online at https://emporia-arts-center.company.site/
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Thank you to all that attended the opening reception for the ESU Art Program’s Annual Juried Student Exhibition! It was a great turn out!
Congratulations to all of the students for entering artwork into this annual show, it takes hard work and courage! Also congratulations to the scholarship winners and the Juror’s Choice and Honorable Mentions!
ESU Art Program’s Annual Student Exhibition at the Emporia Arts Council & the Salon des Refusés at Trox Gallery and Gifts is open till April 27th. Be sure to go to both locations and see all the incredible art!
Best In Show – Ellen Wickersham for “Sea Cones – Glaze Testing”
Honorable Mention – Abbey Segobia for “Breath of Souls”
Honorable Mention – Destiny Lynn Kay for “Psychosis”
Do you have your ticket to EVIL WOMAN – The American ELO yet?! If not, stop by the Emporia Arts Center or click on the link below!
Wednesday, April 24th | 7:00pm | Emporia Granada Theatre
Adult tickets – $25.00 & Youth – $12.50
Tickets available at the Emporia Arts Center, 815 Commercial St. or online at https://emporia-arts-center.company.site/
Youth art classes are about to begin!
Registration: In-Person at 815 Commercial St. or Enroll online: Link->https://emporia-arts-center.company.site/
Emporia Arts Council Performing Arts Series:
EVIL WOMAN – The American ELO is coming to EMPORIA next month!
Wednesday, April 24th | 7:00pm | Emporia Granada Theatre
EVIL WOMAN – The American ELO is a multi-media concert celebration of music of The Electric Light Orchestra. Audiences are left spellbound by the flawless musicianship and vocals of Evil Woman’s 12 musicians as well as the fusion of Beatlesque-Pop and classical arrangements where cellos co-exist with guitars and where classically tinged rock intersects with pop.
Tickets available at the Emporia Arts Center, 815 Commercial St. or online at https://emporia-arts-center.company.site/
Thank you to our Major Presenting Sponsor Mitchell-Markowitz Construction, Event Underwriter ESB Financial and Event Partner Town Company Two
We are now offering multi session classes for all ages but will still hold a few one session crafty classes.
Art classes can be a wonderful activity for kids to explore their creativity, develop new skills, and express themselves through various art forms.
Registration: In-Person at 815 Commercial St. or Enroll online: Link-> https://emporia-arts-center.company.site/
NEXT WEEK! Get your tickets today!
Janet’s Planet | March 20th | 6:00PM | Emporia Granada Theatre
Janet’s Planet: A Tour Through the Solar System travels at the “speed of thought,” introducing the wonders of the galaxy to families and young audiences throughout the country. The 45-minute interactive presentation engages and challenges kids and is designed to inspire STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Tickets available at the Emporia Arts Center, 815 Commercial St. or online at https://emporia-arts-center.company.site/
Emporia Arts Council Presents: The Doo Wop Project, February 29th at the Emporia Granada Theatre · 7:00pm
Tickets available at the Emporia Arts Center, 815 Commercial St., online at emporia-arts-center.company.site/ or at www.thedoowopproject.com/
Thank you to our Major Presenting Sponsor Mitchell-Markowitz Construction and Event Underwriter ESB Financial
New in the Trusler Gallery: A.L. Redden – Left Under the Surface
February 1st – 24th · Artist Reception: February 2nd 4-6pm
Amy Redden is a high school English Teacher in the Kansas City Metro Area. While she has never had formal lessons or training, art has always been her solace and a way to express herself. From illustrating her poetry collection Hindsight to creating cards and stickers, Amy has enjoyed creating things. To her, creation is as essential as breathing.
For her debut show, Left Under the Surface, Amy chose to create a singular feeling, rather than a concrete object. This show focuses on what we cannot say or what has gone unsaid. Whether it is a look, a silence, or an absence, we have all left things unsaid. Combining watercolor, gold leaf, and poetry, this collection explores all the times we have remained silent.
Amy hopes that you enjoy the pieces as much as she has, and that this would be an encouragement to be bold enough to be honest.
