Gift shop is open and workshops are running at Sarahendipity
Gift shop is open and workshops are running at Sarahendipity
artCentral is a nonprofit arts organization in Carthage, Missouri dedicated to promoting, teaching, and fostering an appreciation for the fine arts—for artists, families, and our entire community.
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Whether you’re here to discover new artists, learn something new, or simply enjoy being surrounded by creativity, we invite you to be part of what’s next.
From lovely exhibition halls to intimate viewing rooms, each gallery offers a unique experience.
artCentral offers year-round programs designed to make art accessible, educational, and meaningful for our community. From children picking up a paintbrush for the first time to adults continuing a lifelong creative practice, our programs meet artists where they are.
6-week program covering art fundamentals, techniques, and history for ages 5-11. Hands-on learning in a creative environment.
Weekly after school sessions for ages 5-14. Explore diverse art forms while building creative confidence. Snacks included!
Summer week-long camp for ages 7-12. Painting, sculpture, mixed media, and creative fun in an inspiring setting.
Inclusive program for all ages and abilities. Self-expression through art in a supportive, welcoming space.
Explore rotating exhibitions that celebrate the talent of local, regional, and national artists
We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re interested in classes or just want to learn more about artCentral, we’re here to help.
Join our community and help sustain 40 years of nurturing art and artists in Carthage. Members enjoy exclusive benefits, gallery events, and the satisfaction of supporting creative education and free exhibitions for all.
Prefer a one-time gift? Your donation directly supports youth programs, free exhibitions, and creative opportunities that make art accessible to our entire community.
Yes! Financial assistance is available for families in need. Contact us to discuss scholarship opportunities for classes and camps.
Yes, registration is required for all classes, workshops, and programs. Spots are limited and fill quickly!
We welcome exhibition applications from local and regional artists. Visit us or contact us.
At Sarahendipity, our sister location, we have a handicap accessible facility complete with wheelchair accessible bathroom for workshops and classes. However, the Hyde House is multi-level and is not wheelchair accessible.
What began as a vision to celebrate local artists has grown into a vibrant hub offering gallery exhibitions, youth education, community workshops, and special events that bring people together through the power of art.
