WVSDT’s art exhibit, taking place in the Kanawha County Public Library, is being held in conjunction with Youth Justice Action Month (YJAM). YJAM is an annual campaign where advocates unite to organize digital and in-person events to raise awareness and inspire action for young people impacted by the justice system.
This exhibit will feature student artwork centered around the reflection of growth and transformation that is witnessed in youth every day.
Art-for-ALL is a juried art exhibition open to children in grades Pre-K through 6th in 13 WV counties at The Clay Center.
Check out the exhibition in the ticketing lobby of the Clay Center throughout FestivALL!
Exhibition open during Clay Center Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday | 10am-5pm
Sunday | 12pm-5pm
Monday | Closed
Sponsors: The Elliot Family Foundation, Charles & Mary Fayne Glotfelty Foundation, The Daywood Foundation
Support: Clay Center, Owens Family Foundation
Location: Ticketing Lobby, 1 Clay Square
Enjoy Charleston’s free, premiere art event that brings you fine art, fashion, crafts, antiques, food and much more! Wander through shops, galleries, and businesses along Quarrier, Capitol, Lee, Summers, and Hale Streets, and discover regional art, performances, and unique finds.
Date: Thursday, October 17
Time: 5-8pm
Out of the Box is a textile exhibit that features fabrics, quilts, coverlets, and attire from the Craik-Patton House Collection. The exhibit’s primary focus is the material culture of the early to middle nineteenth century with an emphasis on the arts and handicrafts within the domestic sphere. Materials, such as quilts and coverlets from our curated collection, will be on display in the Craik-Patton House Conference Room, while other materials will be displayed within the context of our historic house.
Free – but guests must sign in at the Welcome Center.
Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events!
In June 1985, Charleston civic leaders unveiled plans for an arts center to revitalize the city’s downtown area. After decades of fundraising, planning, and construction, the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences of West Virginia opened in July 2003. Join us as we celebrate our twentieth anniversary through an exhibition that tells the story of the Clay Center through art!
Featuring highlights from our permanent collection, the display also includes archival material exploring our history, such as the art museum at Sunrise and past exhibitions held in the Juliet Art Museum.
Free during exhibition opening at Art After Dark; afterward, included with museum admission.
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Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events!
Out of the Box is a textile exhibit that features fabrics, quilts, coverlets, and attire from the Craik-Patton House Collection. The exhibit’s primary focus is the material culture of the early to middle nineteenth century with an emphasis on the arts and handicrafts within the domestic sphere. Materials, such as quilts and coverlets from our curated collection, will be on display in the Craik-Patton House Conference Room, while other materials will be displayed within the context of our historic house.
Free – but guests must sign in at the Welcome Center.
Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events!