New at Speakeasy

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The Current Exhibit:  Bipolarity, An exhibition by scuptor/painter-Morgan Elser. She will exhibit her interests in both 2D and 3D work. Her body of work spans both realism and whimsy. The exhibit will show April 8th-30th.

The Next Exhibit:  Group Photography Exhibit of local artists. Additionally Speakeasy will have an exhibit of high school students photography work. The opening reception for these exhibits is May 6th from 6-8:30.

Spoken Word Poetry Night:  Wednesday April 27th from 9p to ?. Bring yourselves, a friend and a drink and join us!

Mothers Day is just around the corner! Please also keep in mind that Speakeasy Art Center is a lovely backdrop for any event/occasion. It's unique and artistic flair will be sure to make it a time to remember! They can host wedding receptions, family reunions, graduation parties, baby or wedding showers, birthday parties, office parties, etc. For more information please contact Nikole at speakeasyartcenter@hotmail.com


ARTISTS: Speakeasy Art Center  have several different studio spaces available for artists looking for an inspiring environment to create in. If you are interested please contact Nikole at speakeasyartcenter@hotmail.com  

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