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  • Art is our Super Power

    • 30 December 2019
    • Posted By Ellen Muse

    Groundbreaking research in neuroscience reveals that our need to connect with other people is even more fundamental than our need for food and shelter. Social connection is a super power that makes individuals smarter, happier and more productive.* At Kennedy Heights Arts..

  • Going Beyond our Dreams

    • 19 December 2019
    • Posted By Ellen Muse

    At last week’s showcase, students in grades 2-6 sang, danced, performed puppet shows, and displayed ceramics and paintings. And, they literally jumped with joy. This marks the third year of Kennedy Heights Arts Center’s partnership with Woodford Paideia Academy to lead a..

  • I Come for the Community

    • 27 November 2019
    • Posted By Ellen Muse

    Mindy and her longtime friend Annie joined Open Studio a year ago as an opportunity for them “to hang out together and make art.” Turns out, it met more than an artistic need. “It gives us a community,” said Mindy. Every Thursday,..

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  • Call to Vendors for 2026 Holiday Art Market

    • Deadline: October 9, 2026 (by 11:59 pm)
    • Kennedy Heights Arts Center

    We are NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS from artist vendors for our 2026 Holiday Art Market! Every Winter, coinciding with the annual Kennedy Collective Exhibition, we expand our Art Shop to include our Holiday Art Market! We invite our year-round vendors, along with some..

  • Opening Reception – Local Talent 2026

    • Saturday, Oct. 17, 6-8 pm
    • Lindner Gallery, 6620 Montgomery Road

    Talented artists are all around us! We are celebrating all the diverse artists and creatives who live in our community with a neighborhood art exhibition – the 5th Annual Local Talent exhibition.   This non-juried show is installed in the Kennedy Heights..

  • Cultural Ties Artist Talk

    • Tuesday, October 20 from 6-8pm
    • Kennedy Gallery

    Join us at the Artist Talk for Cultural Ties and dive deeper into how the four local visual artists – Ximena Flores, Tina Gutierrez, Andrea Sabugo, and Rebecca Nava Soto – create work rooted in their Latin American culture. Learn more about..