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New LPC Artist in Residence Program
Read more: New LPC Artist in Residence ProgramDear friends of the La Pointe Center for the Arts, We have an exciting new program we want to share with you, our 2023 Artist in Residence Program. Made possible by the generous support of our members, the first Residence will begin May 1, 2023 and run for three weeks. We have put together an…
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Indigenous Art Show opens today at LPC Gallery
Read more: Indigenous Art Show opens today at LPC GallerySeptember 19, 2022 Indigenous Art Show opens today, featuring the works of Frank Montano, Carol DeMain, Dennis and Cleo White, Roberta DeCora, Martin Curry, Beth Paap, and other local Native artists. The feature is the dugout canoe, on display outside the Gallery. Life on the Water Dugout Canoe Project “Gitchigaming Manidowid” — “In The Spirit…
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Calling all artists! Anything Goes is accepting your work
Read more: Calling all artists! Anything Goes is accepting your workCall for artwork! Artists, bring your art to the LPC Art Gallery on August 29-30 for the next Anything Goes! August 29 – September 18Anything Goes Community ShowReception September 3, 4:00 PM
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You are invited to the LPC Annual Meeting on August 28, 2022
Read more: You are invited to the LPC Annual Meeting on August 28, 2022Joni’s Beach4 PM – 6 PM Please join the La Pointe Center for the Arts Board for our annual meeting which will be held Joni’s Beach. This year we will be having a picnic. Thank you to all our members who support LPC. Our by-laws state that every year we must have a membership meeting to…
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New Gallery Show: Judy Sebranek and Hilary Nelson
Read more: New Gallery Show: Judy Sebranek and Hilary NelsonAugust 8 – August 28Judy Sebranek, PaintingHilary Nelson, JewelryReception August 27, 4:00
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Tonight! B & The Sting, Free Concert
Read more: Tonight! B & The Sting, Free ConcertTHURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022 6 PM – 8 PM B & THE STING Local favorite Barbara Meyer with soulful originals and inspired cover tunes. Rock, roots & reggae! Harry Nelson Rec Center
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Social Health Labs Community Microgrants
Read more: Social Health Labs Community MicrograntsEach month, Social Health Labs awards $1,000 to support a community project that aims to achieve one or more of the following goals: Foster friendship and connection Strengthen neighborhood bonds Build community cohesion locally Bridge interpersonal and intergroup divides Reduce social isolation and loneliness You can learn more about the inspiration for this initiative. Apply…
creating opportunities for artists, promoting art education, and showcasing the arts
