July Art Exhibit
A new exhibit has been installed and will open July 3rd, and be available for viewing through Saturday,
August 23rd. This exhibit includes a great variety of mediums: photography, mixed media, acrylics, pottery, oil, watercolor and fiber art.
Reception with light refreshments,
July 19th from 10:30 am until 1:00 pm.
Please join us for an opportunity to spend time
with the artists participating in this exhibit.
This exhibit is Free and Open to the Public.
"She Can Grow Her Own Flowers" by artist Marita Gentry
"A LA-zy Day in La"
Judy Gilmore, Acrylics
"Ocean Breeze"
Shelley Gideon,
Acrylic Palette Knife
July Classes
​ARTS COUNCIL OF LIVINGSTON PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
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The Arts Council of Livingston Parish is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional arts organization whose mission is to promote art performances, training, and outreach by providing a diverse range of quality programs that entertain, educate, and enrich the artistic, cultural, and economic vitality of Livingston Parish.
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OUR GOALS:​
To provide our artists opportunities to exhibit and sell their art in the ACLP gallery and other venues.
To provide "Art in Education" through visual and performing art classes in the elementary schools in Livingston Parish.
To provide visual and performing art instruction at art camps held at the ACLP gallery and "Camp Empowerment" program at the Lockhart Community Center on Martin Luther King Drive in Denham Springs each summer.
To provide visual and performing art classes for adults and children.
Board of directors
2025
ACLP OFFICERS:
Amber Hilbun,
President
Gayle cothell,
Vice President
Cherie Ducote-Breaux,
Secretary
Judye Averette, Treasurer
ACLP BOARD MEMBERS:
Jenny bauer
Misty Bibby-Hardy
Ken Crotwell
Mary Felder
Shelly Frederick
Melani Glascock
Sheila Lay
Charlotte Reynolds
Maria Riley
Diane Scimeca
EXHIBITS
FREE and OPEN
to the PUBLIC
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HOURS:​
Wednesday – Saturday
10 AM – 1 PM
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Upcoming events:
Summer Art Exhibit - July 3 thru August 23
Art Reception July 19
Summer Art Classes
"Preserving the Culture of Livingston Parish" book was produced by the ACLP as a legacy to the current and former resident artists and citizens of Livingston Parish for posterity. In addition to various art mediums, this book shares a glimpse of the culture and history of our communities.
You may purchase your copy at the ACLP office for only $35.00 +tax
ACLP Sponsors
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