It’s nice to have the sun shining and the promise of spring in the air (finally) – with a long weekend ahead for lawn mowing and garden…

Former Perspectives newsletter editor Nicole Landers and her husband have been sheltering in place in their new house in a tiny English…

“Sports” is currently a hot topic of conversation as we consider if or how best to emerge from our “safer at home” status. There’s a…

TRY IT TUESDAY: Apparently “don’t have a cow” has been a catchphrase for “calm down” or “chill out” since the 1950s, although it gained…

It would appear that legendary Renaissance artist Michelangelo and our own exhibiting artist, instructor and volunteer Pat Jackson have…

Art comes in many forms and many mediums. One of Arts Center Executive Director Kris Pearson’s very favorite art forms is culinary arts…

And now for something completely different… No, not binge-watching Monty Python (although that’s not a bad use of time – in moderation)….

“Beauty,” it’s said, “is in the eye of the beholder.” That truism is one of the things that makes art such an individual activity –…

The severity of our cabin fever might have something to do with staring at the same four (or eight or however many) walls for days on…

When it comes to drawing or painting a scene or image sometimes starting is the most frustrating – you see what you want to draw/paint…

If you’re heartily sick of cleaning the house, obsessively watching the news and surfing the net or worrying about your toilet paper…