Exhibit your work at The Community Center

Are you an artist looking for a welcoming space to share your work with the public? We invite local and emerging artists to exhibit their visual art in our gallery and shared spaces.

What We Offer:

  • Wall and display space for 2D or small 3D works

  • A public, high-traffic location with diverse visitors

  • Support with installation and promotion of your exhibit

  • Meet the artist reception on opening night

Who Should Apply:

  • Artists at any stage of their career

  • Individuals or collectives with work that sparks conversation, creativity, or connection

  • Creators who want to engage with a broad community audience

How It Works:

We review submissions on a rolling basis. Exhibits typically run for 5 weeks, and we’ll work with you to find the best timing and placement for your work.

Click here to fill out the form to apply 


Make your art part of the everyday. Share your vision with the community.

Artist in Residence – Grace Staff

This summer, the Community Center is pleased to feature members of our church staff as Artists in Residence, sharing creative work that reflects their passions and hobbies beyond their daily ministry and service. We are grateful for the opportunity to celebrate the gifts and talents within our community.

 

  • Chris Sterman shares a collection of photography capturing moments of beauty, perspective, and everyday life through the lens.
  • Brian Russo presents photography work that highlights creativity, storytelling, and the wonder found in the world around us.
  • Tina Hinks showcases photography that reflects a thoughtful eye for detail, connection, and artistic expression.
  • Joel Bielefeldt shares handcrafted woodworking pieces, demonstrating creativity, craftsmanship, and the joy of working with natural materials.
  • Cassie Heintz exhibits acrylic paintings exploring color, emotion, and creativity through visual art.

 

The artists are happy to share work created outside of their professional roles and invite the congregation and community to enjoy and connect through these personal creative passions.