Closed Fourth of July weekend...

The Carnegie Center will be closed from Thursday, July 4th until Monday, July 8th.  We will re-open on Tuesday, July 8th at 10 am.  Have a happy and safe Independence...

Summer Full of Art!...

The brochures for our Summer Full of Art program are going to be out on Friday April 26th, we will be sending them out shortly after that so check you mail or stop on in and pick one...

Aid the Carnegie!...

If you’re looking for ways to support the arts, our community,  and the Three Rivers area as a whole, please join us and become a member of the Carnegie Center for the Arts. Your generosity will be highly appreciated and turned over into the Carnegie to provide all the necessities to keep this building running and host art exhibitions, classes, and art programs. Any amount (starting at $35) helps us maintain the Carnegie and joins you as a member, as which you will receive benefits such as discounts on gallery purchases, class tuitions, and invitations to all...

Become a Friend of the Carnegie...

Are you a friend of the Carnegie Center for the Arts? Would you like to be? Now is a great time to join the Carnegie Center as we celebrate our 32nd year as an art center!  The Carnegie Center has been and remains an exciting and educational place for all to experience the arts. We have varied levels of giving and benefits which include discounts on gallery purchases, class tuition, invitations to events and newsletters. Be part of our tradition, become a friend today! Thank you! Donna Grubbs, Executive...

Home...

Carnegie Mission Statement “The Carnegie Center for the Arts is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting personal growth, self-expression, and appreciation of the visual, literary, and performing arts among the people of southwestern Michigan, through exhibits, performances, and participatory experiences.” Board of Directors Ben Smith, President Sharon Bippus, Vice President Vic Eichler, Secretary Char Chase, Treasurer James Allen Gary Armstrong Ray Bendure Marcia Blackman Larry Clark Lola Gross Julie Howe Michael Northrop Peggy Ruggles Barry...