Get half-price tickets to the January 11th performance of Forbidden Broadway when you donate items to Sub Zero Mission, providing the homeless in Northeast Ohio with lifesaving winter gear. Drop off donations and purchase half-price tickets … Continue Reading
Rennick Meat Market is helping young artists in our community this month. From November 1 through December 6, Rennick will donate 10% of their lunch sales, Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., to Ballet Theatre Ashtabula School of … Continue Reading
Congratulations to all our artists for the Hope In Artistry exhibit! Renee Nash Face Lady In Red Alone Ana Clayman Drained Drake Brandjes Mirror Angel Echeverria Inferno Colleen Crawford The Struggle Ashanti … Continue Reading
You can help animals in Ashtabula County when you see Doctor Dolittle Jr in November! With each item you donate for the Ashtabula County Humane Society, you can get half off the price of a ticket … Continue Reading
From November 1 through December 6, Rennick Meat Market will donate 10% of its lunch sales (Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.) to Ballet Theatre Ashtabula School of Dance! BTA School of Dance has been teaching young people … Continue Reading
We have a delicious extra option for those of you coming to see “Mamma Mia!”: Dinner and a Show with Rennick Meat Market. Dine at Rennick on Bridge Street and see “Mamma Mia!” at the Arts … Continue Reading
The Ashtabula Arts Center is accepting art submissions by women artists throughout the area in celebration of Women’s History Month, March 2020, for an exhibit, Women’s Rights. Find details and the application here: Women’s Show 2020 … Continue Reading
The Arts Center will be closed Saturday, August 31 through Monday, September 2 in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen at our normal hours on Tuesday the 3rd.
The Ashtabula County Suicide Prevention Coalition and the Ashtabula County LOSS Team, in collaboration with the Ashtabula Arts Center, are seeking artwork submissions for our third annual show, Hope in Artistry: Reducing Stigma and Raising Awareness … Continue Reading
The Ashtabula Harbor’s heritage outdoor film series ends Friday, August 23, with a 50-minute documentary by retired journalist (and Ashtabula Arts Center volunteer videographer) Bob Lebzelter on the grueling work it takes to put on a … Continue Reading