Lebanon
Valley Council on the Arts is the area's umbrella arts agency. We serve
as an advocate for artists working in all the disciplines and a
clearing house for information on all aspects of the arts. We promote
theater, music and dance performances as well as an exhibition series
based in the Lebanon Campus of Harrisburg Area Community College.
 734 Willow St. We now provide the arts in the Lebanon Valley with a home where rehearsal, performance, educational and exhibition facilities will be housed |
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Exhibitions, Classes and Special Events
June 6th
First Friday ArtWalk
5 - 9pm
More Locations More exhibits
Music, Food and Drink
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Sponsored by 1st Energy
If you like to listen to or play
Irish Traditional music stop by
Cahill's Fish and Chip shop
7 North 9th St.,
Lebanon, PA
on Saturday, May 17th from 3-5 pm
Call Suzanne at 717-273-3722 for details
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Jerome Wright
Pastel Paintings
Book soon available
March - Shelby Applegate
Paintings and Collages
May - Summer Splash
Open Watercolor Juried Competition
HACC Mezzanine Gallery
- Reception -
Thursday May 15th
From 7:00-9:00pm
In the Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery
at Lebanon Valley College
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Eva Bender, Orchids II,
watercolor on paper,
Eva Bender: Inspiration and Expression
May 16 - June 22, 2008
The
painterly and ethereal watercolors of Mt. Gretna artists Eva Bender
will be featured alongside works by those who inspire her: Charles
Burchfield, Charles Demuth, John Marin and William Zorach, among
others. Bender's still lifes, figure studies, interiors and landscapes
from the past twenty years of her career will be on display.
Artist's Reception: Friday, May 16, 5-7 p.m.
Watercolor demonstration: Saturday, June 14, 10:30 a.m.
Pastel Paintings by Dan Massad
will be on display at the Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State University
This exhibition, which features 15 of
Massad's pastels, will continue on display until May 25.
| New Feature - On-line Gallery |
Joseph Gascho - Photographs
Click the image to see what was in the HACC Gallery space previously
An easy way for you to
support LVCA is by purchasing Giant Gift Cards through us. These cards
represent a 5% donation from the Giant Supermarket chain to the
organization. Contact us by phone or email to set up this convenient
way to contribute to LVCA.
Debut CD from Ciaran Carmichael available at the Lebanon Art Center
Sample it at his myspace
or listen to one of the songs currently on the site
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LVCA's
list of artists, dancers musicians, craftspeople living
and
working in the area.
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LVCA Members are automatically
entitled to a
listing on our Directory. If you are a member and wish to be included
or removed from our list contact us via the email or phone number at
the bottom of this page
The
Lebanon Valley Council on the Arts was founded in 1970 and incorporated
in 1975. The Council received their first grant that year from the PA
Council on the Arts to support a series of Bicentennial
Celebrations of the Arts
Since
that time, the Council has continued to promote the arts. Various
projects including "Artists in Action" demonstrations, art classes
workshops, exhibits, arts festivals as well as fine art and crafts
shows.
In
1993 an Artists and Arts Organizations directory was published with the
help of another grant from PCA.
In
2004 the Council was awarded a performance grant from Pennsylvania
Partners in the Arts, and sponsored a workshop and performance by
dancers from the Pennsylvania Ballet.
A series of grants from DCED enabled the Council to buy the former St. Joseph's Convent building on Willow Street and the building opened to the public for our First Annual Storytelling Festival in April 2007.
Classes in various
arts related fields followed and the center has been open to the public
since then. In 2007 we received a grant to construct a computer arts
lab, which will begin operation later in 2008.
Our concept of the Arts includes all the performing arts, including dance music and theater, as well as the visual arts, literary arts and language arts. We believe that the presence of the arts here in the Lebanon Area enriches our individual lives and enhances the quality of life for our entire community.
Membership is open to the general public and to artists, artisans, craftspeople, businesses, government officials and organizations interested in promoting the arts and culture in Lebanon.
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Information 717-964-3627
www.gretnatheatre.com
Hershey Symphony
Symphony Website
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Lebanon Big Swing Band