At Kennedy Heights Arts Center, we believe creativity is a bridge — creating spaces where art fosters community, every voice is honored, and shared experiences spark dialogue in ways words alone cannot.
Your contribution to the Kennedy Heights Arts Center Annual Fund makes it possible for more than 10,000 diverse youth and adults to find connection and belonging through a broad range of arts experiences every year. Every donation ensures that 100% of our programs remain free and accessible to those who need them most.
Together, let’s keep the art of belonging alive. Give today.
Kennedy Heights Arts Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, EIN #45-0477749. Your contribution is tax-deductible to the extent of the law.
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Consider making a planned gift to Kennedy Heights Arts Center to ensure that creativity and community will continue to thrive for generations to come. Click here to learn more about planned giving opportunities.
Looking for that special gift for a loved one – or yourself? The Art Shop at Kennedy Heights Arts Center features original, hand-crafted artworks by over 60 local artists, including Jewelry, Photography, Ceramics, Glassworks, Woodworks, Fiber Art, Paintings, Prints, Greeting Cards, and MORE!
Grab a unique gift for a loved one or find something that catches your own eye. There’s something for everyone!
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 local guest artists, to create special items that would make great gifts during this Holiday Season. Creative Holiday Gifts are sold at Kennedy Heights Arts Center!
Applications are now closed for 2024. Application window for our 2025 Holiday Art Market will open again in late August.
The 2024 Holiday Art Market is open from November 9 through December 21, 2024.
Artists wishing to submit work to be juried for the Art Shop should drop off art samples, minimum of 3 per medium, for review by the Shop Screening Committee, along with the completed Art Shop Application.
The Committee looks for quality and originality in the work from design through production. Jewelry is to be created by the artist either in the setting or in the components or both. Applicants will be notified within two weeks of submission of work.
Download the Art Shop Application
Tuesdays through Fridays 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturdays 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Special extended hours for openings and special events.
6546 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45213
Betsy Allaire – ceramics |
Jereena Ameen – fiber art |
Carisa Hund Bunten (Seventh Street Gifts)– handmade soaps, candles |
Da’Mon Butler (NOMAD 3176) – jewelry |
Susan Cline – ceramics
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Lynn Conaway – fiber art |
Mike Conaway – woodturnings |
Jess Costantini – macramé |
Margaret Courtney – paintings, notecards |
Billie Cunningham– jewelry, dolls |
June Pfaff Daley – notecards, magnets, collages |
Angela Derrick – ceramic beads |
Michael Dillingham – paintings, cards, ceramics |
Tim Ebeling (Pine Workshop) – wood carvings, wooden toys |
Saad Ghosn – books |
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Helen Haberstroh (Prints with Tints) – illustrations, notecards |
Robin Hartmann – fiber art, jewelry |
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Tepu Juula-Potticary – jewelry |
Kennedy Heights Community Council – tote bags |
Kennedy Heights Development Corporation – tshirts, magnets |
Intisar Khanani – young adult books |
Tom Kinsel – photography, notecards |
Carol Lang – artistic journals |
Linda LeGendre – ceramics
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Mary Lennard – poetry books |
Carly Leon – ceramics |
William Linthicum – fine art gyclee prints |
Monica Lira – ceramic animals, stuffed creatures |
Diana Marra – paintings, notecards |
Liz McGavran – alcohol ink coasters, trivets, paintings
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Elaine McGue – jewelry |
Julie Meyer (For Lulu Girl) – hand knit plushies |
Dyah Miller – fiber art, bento bags, eye masks |
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Patti Rulli – paintings, pastel drawings |
Brandi Sanchez – photography, notecards |
Kim Schon – jewelry, home décor |
Grace Severyn – jewelry |
Anne Endress Skove – tiny books, notecards |
Lisa Andrews (Sound Bites Nutrition) – food pun tshirts, notecards |
Sue Ann Spears – ceramics |
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Barbara Streff – serigraphs (printmaking) |
Michael Streff – drawings, printmaking |
Deborah Koveacs-Studevant – jewelry |
Priti Sullivan (Priti’s Pretty Jewelry with a Purpose) – jewelry |
Leigh Taylor – photography coasters |
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Edna Walker – books |
Debra Wallace – fiber art |
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Reginald Willis – jewelry |
Zeta Wolf – jewelry |
Beth Woytowich-Mohr – notecards |
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As a volunteer, your time and talents can be used in many ways: assisting art instructors in classes for youth, helping put on special events, helping with building renovation projects and landscaping, and more. Our calendar is filled with arts exhibits, classes, festivals and concerts, and our volunteers help make them all happen.
Give us some of your time, and you will discover a renewed sense of community.
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS (ages 14-18):
Call for Summer Art Camp Volunteers!
High school students can earn community service hours, gain leadership experience, and have fun as volunteers in our Summer Art Camps. Application deadline is Monday, April 3, 2023 More Details
ADULT VOLUNTEERS:
Kennedy Heights Art Center values our volunteers’ schedules and provides flexible hours to meet everyone’s needs. We have weekday, evening and weekend volunteer opportunities.
To apply to volunteer, please download an application form:
– KHACAdultVolunteerApplication
–Call for Summer Art Camp Student Volunteers!
and email to our sarah@kennedyarts.org or mail to:
Kennedy Heights Arts Center
6546 Montgomery Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45213