Join us for the Opening Reception of the 2023 Art Neighbors Joint Exhibition being held on Thursday, May 4 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at Latrobe Art Center!

Join Latrobe Art Center in celebrating "20 Grand Years in the Neighborhood" and kicking off their annual auction fundraiser! On Saturday, October 1 from 6-9pm, enjoy an evening full of nostalgia, great food, a cash bar, and auction activities including a virtual silent auction, an art raffle, prize balloons, and cash auction games. Following the event, the virtual silent auction will run online through October 31, 2022.

Join local artist Eileen Yeager, and learn about her herbal art and how these featured herbs are complemented by a selection of white wines. Participants will enjoy sampling appetizers with three types of white wine throughout the evening and discover which herbs pair best with each wine.

Experience the work of talented artists in Latrobe Art Center's 12th annual Mister Fred Rogers Fine Arts Juried Exhibtion! Out of over 200 submissions, 75 pieces were selected for the exhibition by juror and internationally known artist Susanne Slavick. Join us in celebrating these artists and their hard work at the exhibtion's Opening Reception! Light bites and refreshments will be provided, and awards for select artists will be announced.

Join us in downtown Latrobe for the 2nd Annual Art Walk! Enjoy a selection of local artwork, shop and sample wines from local wineries all at participating merchant locations! Listen to some jazz by Kyle Greene of KGB and see live artists throughout downtown demonstrating their talent to guests and shoppers all evening.

Join Latrobe Art Center and Latrobe-GLSD Parks and Recreation in beautifying the Lincoln Avenue Trail with one-of-a-kind chalk art!

Join Latrobe Art Center in “coloring away” on Fred Rogers’ 93rd birthday!

These six art classes will introduce students to the use of three basic mediums—drawing pencils, color pencils, and pastels—to develop technique-based drawing and art skills that will promote confidence and creativity with personal self-expression through the art process. This class is designed for students 15 years of age through adulthood who have a unique desire to learn basic art skills and techniques in the creation of “artistic expression.”

These six art classes are designed to introduce students grades 6-9 to two and three dimensional art projects that focus on basic drawing skills and satisfying the creative and energetic mind of the more serious art student. Various art styles such as optical art, mobile creation, and sculpture will be explored, along with getting familiar with artists such as Alexander Calder, M.C. Esher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley being presented. Students will also have the ability to experiment with a variety of media. Recommended for homeschool students looking to fulfill an art requirement.

These six art classes will introduce students to the use of three basic mediums—drawing pencils, color pencils, and pastels—to develop technique-based drawing and art skills that will promote confidence and creativity with personal self-expression through the art process. This class is designed for students 15 years of age through adulthood who have a unique desire to learn basic art skills and techniques in the creation of “artistic expression.”

These six art classes are designed to introduce students grades 6-9 to two and three dimensional art projects that focus on basic drawing skills and satisfying the creative and energetic mind of the more serious art student. Various art styles such as optical art, mobile creation, and sculpture will be explored, along with getting familiar with artists such as Alexander Calder, M.C. Esher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley being presented. Students will also have the ability to experiment with a variety of media. Recommended for homeschool students looking to fulfill an art requirement.

These six art classes will introduce students to the use of three basic mediums—drawing pencils, color pencils, and pastels—to develop technique-based drawing and art skills that will promote confidence and creativity with personal self-expression through the art process. This class is designed for students 15 years of age through adulthood who have a unique desire to learn basic art skills and techniques in the creation of “artistic expression.”

These six art classes are designed to introduce students grades 6-9 to two and three dimensional art projects that focus on basic drawing skills and satisfying the creative and energetic mind of the more serious art student. Various art styles such as optical art, mobile creation, and sculpture will be explored, along with getting familiar with artists such as Alexander Calder, M.C. Esher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley being presented. Students will also have the ability to experiment with a variety of media. Recommended for homeschool students looking to fulfill an art requirement.

These six art classes will introduce students to the use of three basic mediums—drawing pencils, color pencils, and pastels—to develop technique-based drawing and art skills that will promote confidence and creativity with personal self-expression through the art process. This class is designed for students 15 years of age through adulthood who have a unique desire to learn basic art skills and techniques in the creation of “artistic expression.”

These six art classes are designed to introduce students grades 6-9 to two and three dimensional art projects that focus on basic drawing skills and satisfying the creative and energetic mind of the more serious art student. Various art styles such as optical art, mobile creation, and sculpture will be explored, along with getting familiar with artists such as Alexander Calder, M.C. Esher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley being presented. Students will also have the ability to experiment with a variety of media. Recommended for homeschool students looking to fulfill an art requirement.

These six art classes will introduce students to the use of three basic mediums—drawing pencils, color pencils, and pastels—to develop technique-based drawing and art skills that will promote confidence and creativity with personal self-expression through the art process. This class is designed for students 15 years of age through adulthood who have a unique desire to learn basic art skills and techniques in the creation of “artistic expression.”

Want to create with a community of artists in a casual, no stress setting? Why not join our weekly Open Studio?

Every Thursday from 1 - 3 p.m. classroom/gallery space at Latrobe Art Center is made accessible to any artist of any skill level to come out and create with their colleagues. It’s a great way to meet other local artists, get constructive feedback regarding projects, and experiment in an atmosphere of conversation, encouragement, and freedom of expression.

These six art classes are designed to introduce students grades 6-9 to two and three dimensional art projects that focus on basic drawing skills and satisfying the creative and energetic mind of the more serious art student. Various art styles such as optical art, mobile creation, and sculpture will be explored, along with getting familiar with artists such as Alexander Calder, M.C. Esher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley being presented. Students will also have the ability to experiment with a variety of media. Recommended for homeschool students looking to fulfill an art requirement.

These six art classes will introduce students to the use of three basic mediums—drawing pencils, color pencils, and pastels—to develop technique-based drawing and art skills that will promote confidence and creativity with personal self-expression through the art process. This class is designed for students 15 years of age through adulthood who have a unique desire to learn basic art skills and techniques in the creation of “artistic expression.”

Want to create with a community of artists in a casual, no stress setting? Why not join our weekly Open Studio?

Every Thursday from 1 - 3 p.m. classroom/gallery space at Latrobe Art Center is made accessible to any artist of any skill level to come out and create with their colleagues. It’s a great way to meet other local artists, get constructive feedback regarding projects, and experiment in an atmosphere of conversation, encouragement, and freedom of expression.

These six art classes are designed to introduce students grades 6-9 to two and three dimensional art projects that focus on basic drawing skills and satisfying the creative and energetic mind of the more serious art student. Various art styles such as optical art, mobile creation, and sculpture will be explored, along with getting familiar with artists such as Alexander Calder, M.C. Esher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley being presented. Students will also have the ability to experiment with a variety of media. Recommended for homeschool students looking to fulfill an art requirement.

Want to create with a community of artists in a casual, no stress setting? Why not join our weekly Open Studio?

Every Thursday from 1 - 3 p.m. classroom/gallery space at Latrobe Art Center is made accessible to any artist of any skill level to come out and create with their colleagues. It’s a great way to meet other local artists, get constructive feedback regarding projects, and experiment in an atmosphere of conversation, encouragement, and freedom of expression.