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ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
Mondays June 7-28, 2021 Mommy & Me (Age 18 months to 2 1/2 yrs. old) Monday 9:30-10:00am COST: Mommy and Me class $45.00 for 4 weeks *$10.00 Registration fee to hold spot CALL 940-733-3325 to register or email wfyouthballet@gmail.com
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
The Wichita Falls Art Association will be hosting a photography show featuring work by its members. The exhibition will run June 1-30 at the gallery at 600 8th St on the ground floor of the Holt Hotel. The Gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Join us on Tuesday, June 29, from 10:30 am-12 pm for our Nature Tots program, Splash Time! Read water stories that make a splash! What sinks? What floats? Make and float your own boat! Create a watercolor painting! This program is for ages 2-6 and is included with general admission and is free for RBNC…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Toddler Dance Class (Age 2-2 ½ yrs. old) Tuesdays 3:00pm-3:30pm *$10.00 Registration fee to hold spot CALL 940-733-3325 to register or email wfyouthballet@gmail.com
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
The Wichita Falls Art Association will be hosting a photography show. The show will run June 1-30 at the gallery at 600 8th St on the ground floor of the Holt Hotel. The Gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Biweekly Open Mic Nights at Stone Oven hosted by Polly Pocket! All ages welcome and hope to see some bright stars!
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Grab a mask, your sketchpad and pencils, and drop by on Thursday evenings to relax and draw what you see. Facial coverings are required for in-person events.
The Kemp is open late each Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Galleries and outdoor exhibits are available free to the public. We also have classes and programming scheduled for select evenings. Click here to find out more.
The first Thursday from March to November Downtown Wichita Falls is bursting with artists of every type. Take a stroll and see performances, live music. Support local artists by purchasing crafts, paintings, and so much more. Visit shops that are open late, grab a bite to eat at one of the many downtown eateries. …
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
The Museum of North Texas History is excited to announce the opening of the exhibit Grow Wichita Falls. The exhibit will open Friday, June 4 and will be on display until Friday, July 23. This exhibit is a partnership between the Museum of North Texas History and The Kell House Museum. Executive Director, Madeleine Calcote…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
Step back in time with the Wichita County Heritage Society this Fourth of July! It’s time to bring out your red, white, and blue as we honor America with Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration and “Most Patriotic” Parade on Saturday, June 3. The festivities will begin with a fun-run hosted by the MSU Track Club…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
The Museum of North Texas History is excited to announce the opening of the exhibit Grow Wichita Falls. The exhibit will open Friday, June 4 and will be on display until Friday, July 23. This exhibit is a partnership between the Museum of North Texas History and The Kell House Museum. Executive Director, Madeleine Calcote…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Join River Bend Nature Center to discover nature through art! Explore different topics each Saturday from 1:30-2:30 pm. Kindergarten and up ages welcome. The price is included with general admission and is free for RBNC members. General admission: $6, Children/Seniors/Military/Students: $5, and Children 1 and Under and RBNC members are free.
Join museum curator Danny Bills for a guided walk-through of current exhibitions. Free. Museum Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm Thursday evening 5pm - 7pm Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Biweekly Open Mic Nights at Stone Oven hosted by Polly Pocket! All ages welcome and hope to see some bright stars!
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Grab a mask, your sketchpad and pencils, and drop by on Thursday evenings to relax and draw what you see. Facial coverings are required for in-person events.
The Kemp is open late each Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Galleries and outdoor exhibits are available free to the public. We also have classes and programming scheduled for select evenings. Click here to find out more.
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
The Museum of North Texas History is excited to announce the opening of the exhibit Grow Wichita Falls. The exhibit will open Friday, June 4 and will be on display until Friday, July 23. This exhibit is a partnership between the Museum of North Texas History and The Kell House Museum. Executive Director, Madeleine Calcote…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Based loosely on Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, Calvin Berger is the hip and hilarious story of unrequited feelings, love notes, and physical insecurity among four high school seniors. Calvin Berger is smitten by the beautiful Rosanna, but he feels insecure because of the size of his nose. Rosanna, in turn, is attracted to the good-looking newcomer,…
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
The Museum of North Texas History is excited to announce the opening of the exhibit Grow Wichita Falls. The exhibit will open Friday, June 4 and will be on display until Friday, July 23. This exhibit is a partnership between the Museum of North Texas History and The Kell House Museum. Executive Director, Madeleine Calcote…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Join River Bend Nature Center to discover nature through art! Explore different topics each Saturday from 1:30-2:30 pm. Kindergarten and up ages welcome. The price is included with general admission and is free for RBNC members. General admission: $6, Children/Seniors/Military/Students: $5, and Children 1 and Under and RBNC members are free.
Join museum curator Danny Bills for a guided walk-through of current exhibitions. Free. Museum Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm Thursday evening 5pm - 7pm Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Based loosely on Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, Calvin Berger is the hip and hilarious story of unrequited feelings, love notes, and physical insecurity among four high school seniors. Calvin Berger is smitten by the beautiful Rosanna, but he feels insecure because of the size of his nose. Rosanna, in turn, is attracted to the good-looking newcomer,…
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
The Wichita Falls Arts Association invites you to Gallery Night on the second Tuesday of each month from 5:30-8:30 pm. Come and meet the members and see the art in the gallery. Gallery Night is open to the public, so feel free to invite your family and friends.
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Grab a mask, your sketchpad and pencils, and drop by on Thursday evenings to relax and draw what you see. Facial coverings are required for in-person events.
The Kemp is open late each Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Galleries and outdoor exhibits are available free to the public. We also have classes and programming scheduled for select evenings. Click here to find out more.
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
The Museum of North Texas History is excited to announce the opening of the exhibit Grow Wichita Falls. The exhibit will open Friday, June 4 and will be on display until Friday, July 23. This exhibit is a partnership between the Museum of North Texas History and The Kell House Museum. Executive Director, Madeleine Calcote…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
This body of work (produced during the height of shelter-in-place mandate of the Covid-19 pandemic) features hand-cut and glued (analog) collage derived from personal interviews with eight unique black women. The artist included herself in this process. The work honors the diverse, complex, vibrant, and nuanced beauty of each woman interviewed. Responding to working in…
Based loosely on Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, Calvin Berger is the hip and hilarious story of unrequited feelings, love notes, and physical insecurity among four high school seniors. Calvin Berger is smitten by the beautiful Rosanna, but he feels insecure because of the size of his nose. Rosanna, in turn, is attracted to the good-looking newcomer,…
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
The Museum of North Texas History is excited to announce the opening of the exhibit Grow Wichita Falls. The exhibit will open Friday, June 4 and will be on display until Friday, July 23. This exhibit is a partnership between the Museum of North Texas History and The Kell House Museum. Executive Director, Madeleine Calcote…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Join River Bend Nature Center to discover nature through art! Explore different topics each Saturday from 1:30-2:30 pm. Kindergarten and up ages welcome. The price is included with general admission and is free for RBNC members. General admission: $6, Children/Seniors/Military/Students: $5, and Children 1 and Under and RBNC members are free.
Join museum curator Danny Bills for a guided walk-through of current exhibitions. Free. Museum Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm Thursday evening 5pm - 7pm Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Based loosely on Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, Calvin Berger is the hip and hilarious story of unrequited feelings, love notes, and physical insecurity among four high school seniors. Calvin Berger is smitten by the beautiful Rosanna, but he feels insecure because of the size of his nose. Rosanna, in turn, is attracted to the good-looking newcomer,…
The bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be "Out There," observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
Based loosely on Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, Calvin Berger is the hip and hilarious story of unrequited feelings, love notes, and physical insecurity among four high school seniors. Calvin Berger is smitten by the beautiful Rosanna, but he feels insecure because of the size of his nose. Rosanna, in turn, is attracted to the good-looking newcomer,…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Join us on Tuesday, July 20th, from 10:30 am-12 pm for our Nature Tots program, Nature Detective! Read detective stories! Create your own Nature Detective tool kit! Discover Nature’s mysteries on our trail! This program is for ages 2-6 and is included with general admission and is free for RBNC members. General admission: $6, Children/Seniors/Military/Students:…
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Biweekly Open Mic Nights at Stone Oven hosted by Polly Pocket! All ages welcome and hope to see some bright stars!
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…
March 27 - September 4, 2021 Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash, Neighborhood Watch, 1990, Intaglio; Gift of the artist. This exhibition focuses on the experience of shelter, both our own and those around us. During the pandemic, we have experienced our homes in a new way. Though most of these artworks were created before the COVID-19 coronavirus changed…
Grab a mask, your sketchpad and pencils, and drop by on Thursday evenings to relax and draw what you see. Facial coverings are required for in-person events.
The Kemp is open late each Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Galleries and outdoor exhibits are available free to the public. We also have classes and programming scheduled for select evenings. Click here to find out more.
Refined White Flour examines systemic racism through TASTELESS satire. Artists AmbeR Day Scott and Simon Welch acknowledge their own experiences as the beneficiaries of privilege, cultural appropriation/erasure, and inherent bias. They have chosen to use their platform to invite others to consider, recognize, and rectify their participation in the system. Read more about the artists…
ArtZeum is a FREE annual interactive children’s arts exhibit located at The Kemp Center for the Arts. It includes multiple interconnected stations where kids can learn about the arts through play and hands-on activities. Each year features a new theme, allowing us to create new experiences for participants. In 2021 ArtZeum will be open from…