Speakeasy News

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Plan a stop to visit us and take in Speakeasy's latest exhibit!
Speakeasy's Current Exhibit: Group Photography Exhibit of local artists. Speakeasy has
seven different artists displaying their unique view of the world. Additionally, we have an exhibit of high school students photography work.

This exhibit will be showing until June 3rd.

Speakeasy supports our fellow artist friends and their families. Please plan to join artist, Amy Boettcher, her husband, and family as they fight ALS! <http://explorepeoria.us/Kick-ALS-logo-cropped.jpg> The Help Tracy Boettcher Kick ALS event will be held at Luthy Botanical Garden on Sunday from 2 to 5 pm. The event will include a silent auction, games, food, refreshments, live music by Tracy and Amy's son, Nick Boettcher, and much more. Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased in advance at Luthy Botanical Garden, Moon Dancer or at the door the day of the event. For more information, call 309-692-2880 or visit https://www.facebook.com/HelpTracyKickALS

Next month Speakeasy will not have a new exhibit to spend time preparing for July's exhibit. Be watching for our next newsletter for more details.

Artist:  We now have a small studio space that just became  available on the coveted 2nd floor of the Speakeasy Art Center. If you are interested please contact Nikole at speakeasyartcenter@hotmail.com

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!  For more information please contact Nikole at speakeasyartcenter@hotmail.com


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