Meet the 2026 La Pointe Center for the Arts grant recipients and their Madeline Island projects in live art, cedar bark weaving, local history, and ferry-inspired design.
Grants for the Arts Articles
Whimsy & Wonder Ceramic Fairy House Workshop
2025 LPC Grant recipient Jami Halder has decided to share her gifts with the community by offering a FREE 4 course Ceramic Fairy House Workshop.
Meet the 2025 Grant Recipients
Announcing the 2025 LPC Grants for the Arts recipients: Cedar Schimke, Jami Halder, Kyra Bingham, Marmie Pauline Jotter, and Ivan Curry & Tayamni Goodshield.
Live Art Revival: Battle Grannies Vs. The Evil Numb
As a part of the LPC Grants for the Arts, Becky Wygonik and Julie Stryker revived Live Art for the two weeks leading up to the 4th of July.
LPC Grant Recipient Elori Saxl Completes Her Album
LPC Grants for the Arts recipient Elori Saxl has completed her album project, Drifts and Surfaces to the acclaim of the Washington Post.
Meet the 2024 LPC Grant Recipients!
Announcing the 2024 LPC Grants for the Arts recipients: Becky Wygonik, Connie Ross, & Steve McHugh.
2023-24 Grants Completed
Every year, the La Pointe Center for the Arts applies for a grant from the Wisconsin Art’s Board.
Live Art Revival! June 24- July 4
Live Art revival takes place June 24 – July 4 at the Rec Center Pavillion at the Harry Nelson Ball Park in downtown La Pointe.
La Pointe Center for the Arts Grant 2024
The La Pointe Center for the Arts Grant is a one-year grant offered by the La Pointe Center and is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board, with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Gateway to the Island
The “Gateway” started from a vision of La Pointe Center for the Arts to have a piece of art as a welcoming to the island. In 2018 LPC dedicated $20,000 to the project.