The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens is a museum complex that features regularly scheduled exhibits and a multitude of events. It is composed of a historic home filled with antiques and artifacts, formal English gardens, a Coca-Cola Museum, a Bible Museum, and Museum Store. The mission of Biedenharn Museum and Gardens is to share Emy-Lou Biedenharn’s love of Art, Bible, Family, Garden, Home, and Song, and convey the story of Mr. Joe, their family, and Coca-Cola.The Biedenharn Museum and Gardens is open Tuesday – Saturday from 10am - 5pm. Admission is $7 for Adults, $4 fr Seniors/Military and $4 for students. There are many special events throughout the year, visit bmuseum.org or our facebook page for more information.
The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens is a museum complex that features regularly scheduled exhibits and a multitude of events. It is composed of a historic home filled with antiques and artifacts, formal English gardens, a Coca-Cola Museum, a Bible Museum, and a Museum Store.
Creative Exchange is an art marketplace and art supplies store located in downtown Ruston, Louisiana. Creative Exchange also runs Creatives At Work (112 W Alabama), a gallery and studio space for local artists.
The Downtown Arts Alliance is a non-profit comprised of a working board of volunteers. These folks ensure that the Downtown Gallery Crawl shows new fine art from local, regional and national artists six times a year. The board members are involved in many other community organizations and are arts advocates for both visual and performing mediums. The board is dedicated to ensuring that the Crawls stay free and open to the public, while keeping exposure to and education about fine art at the heart of the event. The arts are a uniting force. We see this in our Crawlers, in the diversity found in downtown Monroe and West Monroe with every Crawl we host. Our galleries provide a free and fun environment for the community and surrounding areas to interact with, observe, and learn about fine art. This totally volunteer-led organization, the Downtown Arts Alliance, does this purely to enhance the culture of the 318 and to allow North Louisiana artists to grow, prosper and connect with each other and to continue revitalizing our downtowns.
The Gilbert Center carries forward the combined legacies of artists Ross Lynn and Kit Gilbert, offering a dynamic and inclusive space that celebrates the arts and nurtures the creative spirit. It embodies their passion for creativity, their dedication to fostering artistic talent, and their vision of creating space for the enrichment of lives. The Gilbert Center is not merely a place; it is a living testament to the power of art to unite, inspire, and transform, making it a vibrant jewel in the cultural tapestry of Downtown Ruston and a haven for those who seek to explore and appreciate the beauty of human creativity.
The School of Design at Louisiana Tech University has two gallery spaces available to artists working in all media including painting, drawing, video, printmaking, installation, sculpture, photography, ceramics, fiber, and digital works. The SOD Galleries accepts submissions via Slideroom which are reviewed annually in a blind juried process by the SOD Gallery Committee. Artists will be contacted within six months of submission regarding acceptance via email. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and not enrolled in a degree-seeking program at the time of entry. Several calls for entry are open year-round. For full details and to apply, please visit our Slideroom page. Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 6 pm, Friday 9 am – 4 pm, Sunday Free and open to the public. The galleries are closed on weekends, on University holidays, and during academic breaks. Galleries are open later for opening receptions, as listed. Location F. Jay Taylor Visual Arts Center 1 Mayfield Avenue Ruston, LA 71272 (Between Tech Drive and Mayfield Avenue)
The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens is a museum complex that features regularly scheduled exhibits and a multitude of events. It is composed of a historic home filled with antiques and artifacts, formal English gardens, a Coca-Cola Museum, a Bible Museum, and Museum Store. The mission of Biedenharn Museum and Gardens is to share Emy-Lou Biedenharn’s love of Art, Bible, Family, Garden, Home, and Song, and convey the story of Mr. Joe, their family, and Coca-Cola.The Biedenharn Museum and Gardens is open Tuesday – Saturday from 10am - 5pm. Admission is $7 for Adults, $4 fr Seniors/Military and $4 for students. There are many special events throughout the year, visit bmuseum.org or our facebook page for more information.
The Biedenharn Museum & Gardens is a museum complex that features regularly scheduled exhibits and a multitude of events. It is composed of a historic home filled with antiques and artifacts, formal English gardens, a Coca-Cola Museum, a Bible Museum, and a Museum Store.
Creative Exchange is an art marketplace and art supplies store located in downtown Ruston, Louisiana. Creative Exchange also runs Creatives At Work (112 W Alabama), a gallery and studio space for local artists.
The Downtown Arts Alliance is a non-profit comprised of a working board of volunteers. These folks ensure that the Downtown Gallery Crawl shows new fine art from local, regional and national artists six times a year. The board members are involved in many other community organizations and are arts advocates for both visual and performing mediums. The board is dedicated to ensuring that the Crawls stay free and open to the public, while keeping exposure to and education about fine art at the heart of the event. The arts are a uniting force. We see this in our Crawlers, in the diversity found in downtown Monroe and West Monroe with every Crawl we host. Our galleries provide a free and fun environment for the community and surrounding areas to interact with, observe, and learn about fine art. This totally volunteer-led organization, the Downtown Arts Alliance, does this purely to enhance the culture of the 318 and to allow North Louisiana artists to grow, prosper and connect with each other and to continue revitalizing our downtowns.
The Gilbert Center carries forward the combined legacies of artists Ross Lynn and Kit Gilbert, offering a dynamic and inclusive space that celebrates the arts and nurtures the creative spirit. It embodies their passion for creativity, their dedication to fostering artistic talent, and their vision of creating space for the enrichment of lives. The Gilbert Center is not merely a place; it is a living testament to the power of art to unite, inspire, and transform, making it a vibrant jewel in the cultural tapestry of Downtown Ruston and a haven for those who seek to explore and appreciate the beauty of human creativity.
The School of Design at Louisiana Tech University has two gallery spaces available to artists working in all media including painting, drawing, video, printmaking, installation, sculpture, photography, ceramics, fiber, and digital works. The SOD Galleries accepts submissions via Slideroom which are reviewed annually in a blind juried process by the SOD Gallery Committee. Artists will be contacted within six months of submission regarding acceptance via email. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and not enrolled in a degree-seeking program at the time of entry. Several calls for entry are open year-round. For full details and to apply, please visit our Slideroom page. Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 6 pm, Friday 9 am – 4 pm, Sunday Free and open to the public. The galleries are closed on weekends, on University holidays, and during academic breaks. Galleries are open later for opening receptions, as listed. Location F. Jay Taylor Visual Arts Center 1 Mayfield Avenue Ruston, LA 71272 (Between Tech Drive and Mayfield Avenue)