Speakeasy Art Center Featured Artists

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We are excited to announce First Fridays in Downtown Pekin. Come mingle with creative people at The Speakeasy Art Center.

Featured artists at The Speakeasy Art Center 

Susan Carson-Multi Media
Jamie Lovell-Multi Media
Danny Rohr- Sculpture
Vin Luong- Exhibit on 2nd Floor 
Pekin Community High School Student Art
Broodmoor Jr High School Student Art
Edison Jr High Student Art
Wilson Intermediate School Student Art
Washington Intermediate School Student Art
Patt Schnieder-Belly Dancing Demos
Jay Zentko-Magic
Mural Painting-Darren Cox
Velvet Crush - Music 5:30-7:30
Taste of TCRC-Coffee & Refreshments
Nacho Mamas Grilled Cheese
The Smokers Blues-8:00PM
Rhythm & Blues-Alcohol Sales

Big City Shuffle to shuttle from Peoria to Pekin throughout the evening for donations from 5:30-9:30.

$5 Cover charge for Entertainment after 8PM

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