Live, community-oriented events bring people out of the woodworks and put money into the hands of our local businesses and artists.

Standing strong against the rising cost of health care.

Public art is not only aesthetically pleasing in community spaces but many times also reveals a deeper meaning from the artist.

Whether it’s innate prowess or sticking to what they learned early on, generations of these Lawrence families are bonded by art.

Critical thinking and problem-solving are essential lessons kids are taught in art classes that help them make important decisions and use good judgment in all aspects of life.

D. Allen “Al” Frame’s life was defined by perseverance – on the track, in the classroom, in his law practice, and most importantly, in his devotion to family and community.

The arts in Lawrence provide the community with a sense of pride and vitality while also contributing to the overall economy.

Local artists in this digital era market themselves in many different ways—using online platforms, selling at fairs or posting flyers and sending out newsletters—all in order to earn money from their art.

The arts are a revenue generator across the state and in Lawrence.