Join us for two evenings of music
Salt of the Earth, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 7 pm
Bach to the Future, Wednesday, Oct. 18, 7 pm
$10 suggested donation. It's a perfect date night! Click here for details and tickets
Introducing...
Webster Arts Center
Join friends and supporters in launching the Webster Arts Center, Thursday, Sept. 28, 6-8/ $50 per person benefits Webster Arts year-round programming.
Call For Art: Small Works VIII
It's time once again! Webster Arts invites St. Louis area artists to submit work on any theme in any 2D medium that can be wall hung. Work must be original, NOT A PRINT, and not previously exhibited in a Webster Arts juried exhibition. NEW! Up to 20x24inches. The exhibit will be hung at the Gallery at the Webster Groves Public Library, 301 E. Lockwood, in Webster Groves, MO. ENTRY DEADLINE: October 13. Late deadline, Oct. 18. Click here for more information.
2016 Art Annual Catalog Now Available!
Webster Arts is excited to present its first Art Annual Catalog. The catalog features the art from all four Small Works exhibitions, as well as one of the works of each Webster Arts Fair artist. The 60 page catalog has an overview of all of Webster Arts' programming and events for the the year. The catalog serves as a great record of fine arts and crafts Webster Arts has brought out of the studio, and into the community.
Available for just $10! To purchase, click here.
Outreach and Art Education with Immigrants & Refugees
In collaboration with the International Institute, Webster Arts has launched an art program for refugees and immigrants in the St. Louis area. Webster Arts believes that art can elevate the human spirit, reduce stress, and bridge communication gaps. More than 50 people from Bhutan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Syria, Afghanistan, and Vietnam participated in the first six-week session that ended in April.
Sessions will resume in October.
Participants had the chance to work with clay, mono printing on fiber and paper, drawing, and watercolors painting. Funding was made possible through a grant from the Trio Foundation of St. Louis.
