Temple Children & The Youth Arts Series!
Exploring Color, Shape, and Expression with David 'MEGGS' Hooke and Miya Tsukazaki
Class will be held in the EHCC Annex Off-Center Gallery
Friday, January 5th from 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Keiki ages 10-17
Class fee: $25.00
This is a fundraising event, all proceeds will benefit the East Hawai‘i Cultural Center.
The Youth Arts Series: Pop-Up Workshops
Our Pop-Up workshops are single topic sessions that round out the YAS calendar between our annual Fall Break and Summer day-camp programming. New Pop-Ups are constantly in the works, don’t miss out on these exciting and unique art opportunities! Be sure to check back or sign up for the EHCC newsletter on the homepage.
*Class will be held in the EHCC Annex Building. Parents/ Guardians may drop off and pick-up students in EHCC’s rear parking lot.*
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Join us for the First Annual Big Island Clay Exhibition and Market 50th Anniversary Celebration and more! All are welcome!
December 1st, 2017 - January 26th, 2018
From the Chairman, Stephen Freedman
Join us for the exhibition opening, First Friday November 3rd @ 5:30PM!
EHCC will also be participating as a Selfie Spot for Black & White Night!
Piko Press will be hosting a fundraiser from 6-9: Linoleum block shirt printing event. Free tote bags with each purchase (while supplies last). Proceeds of this event will go to funding our community press, as well as supporting the Hoskins family.
YAS goes green!
October 9th- 13th, Monday- Friday
Under the lead of Directors Jewel Castro and Denise Cervine,
Hawai’i Island Goddess Dance Troupe creates a loving space for women to celebrate the joy of dance and sisterhood.
Coming Together Over Isolation- Kanani Daley
Contemporary art is an evolving, responsive, visual essay of today, engaging the intuition and discerning perception of both the artist and the viewer. Diverse and pluralistic, art reflects a society and its relevant issues, a cultural dialogue of personal identity, community, and nationality.
