Past Events and Programs
In Focus Lecture Series: The Dark Side of the Eiffel Tower
The Dark Side of the Eiffel Tower
Watch the Lecture Recording Here
This lecture is a part of the ongoing EAC series, "In Focus." "In Focus" features a variety of talks and presentations by artists, art professionals, historians and more!
You're not Really Seeing This | Artist Encounter and Interactive Workshop

Saturday, March 16, 2024,12pm - 4 pm RSVP
Artists Bryan Northup and Kelsey Merreck Wagner will facilitate a free, hands-on community art installation, free and open to the public, (pre-registration encouraged). All ages are welcome (youth 12 and under accompanied by parent or caregiver)
In Focus Lecture Series: The Artistic Practice of Marion Mahony Griffin, Environmentalist and Architect
The Artistic Practice of Marion Mahony Griffi
21st Annual Winter Expo

November 18th- December 20th 2023
General Shopping Dates: November 18 - December 20, 2023
EAC Founding Day Raffle

To celebrate 94 incredible years of EAC we invite you to participate in our Founding Day Raffle for a chance to win a class gift certificate and a $100 Blick gift card. All proceeds support the EAC continuing our mission.
On October 28th, 1929 Alice C.
In Focus Lecture Series: Rebecca Keller What Color is the Sea? What Color is the Sky?

What Color is the Sea? What Color is the Sky?
A participatory research and art-making project
EAC Portfolio Events

EAC's Portfolio Day and Art Documentation Days!
All events are free and open to the public. Registration Required.
More Information and Registration available HERE
Documentation Workshops:
Saturday, July 15 and Saturday, October 14, 1 pm - 4 pm
Summer Art Sale

The Summer Art Sale
The Summer Art Sale will take place June 3rd and 4th at the EAC. 30 locals artists will be selling their work in the fist floor gallery Saturday and Sunday from 10-3. Come by and support local artists! All sales of the work goes to the artists.
Teen Art Sale

Teen Art Sale
Calling youth artists! The EAC Teen Board is looking for youth artists to participate in their Teen Art Sale. The sale will take place on Saturday, May 27, 2023 from 10am-12:30pm.
The Art Party 2023

The Art Party Committee and the Board of Trustees are pleased to invite you to the Art Party, A Benefit for the Evanston Art Center.
Saturday, May 20, 2023
Evanston Art Center
1717 Central Street
6:00 p.m.
Donate to support the EAC's exhibition, scholarship and outreach programs
In Focus Lecture Series: Debora Wood, Echoes: Contemporary Trends in Printmaking

On Sunday, April 23 at 3pm, join us for a hybrid lecture, "Echoes: Contemporary Trends in Printmaking" featuring Debora Wood. RSVP today.
This lecture is a part of the ongoing EAC series, "In Focus." "In Focus" features a variety of talks and presentations by artists, art professionals, historians and more!
In Focus Lecture Series: Joyce Marter, The Financial Mindset Fix For Artists: How to Change Your Money Story to Welcome Greater Prosperity

On Sunday, March 19 at 2:30pm, join us for a hybrid lecture, "The Financial Mindset Fix For Artists: How to Change Your Money Story to Welcome Greater Prosperity" featuring Joyce Marter.
*This event was originally scheduled for 2:00pm on March 19, but will now begin at 2:30pm on the same date.
This lecture is a part of the ongoing EAC series, "In Focus." "In Focus" features a variety of talks and presentations by artists, art professionals, historians and more!
The Spring Tea

The Spring Tea:
The Spring Tea is a fundraiser for the Evanston Art Center and will consist of donated handmade mugs by local artists and EAC students with local refreshments. Each ticket holder will receive their choice of a donated mug and refreshments from local businesses.
In Focus Lecture Series: In conversation with Shonna Pryor and Matt Morris
On Sunday, February 19 at 3pm, join us for an in-person lecture, "In conversation with Shonna Pryor and Matt Morris."
In Focus Lecture Series: Sharon Hoogstraten, Dancing for Our Tribe: Potawatomi Tradition in the New Millennium

On Sunday, January 23 at 3pm, join us for a hybrid lecture, "Dancing for Our Tribe: Potawatomi Tradition in the New Millennium" featuring Sharon Hoogstraten. RSVP here.
This lecture is a part of the ongoing EAC series, "In Focus." "In Focus" features a variety of talks and presentations by artists, art professionals, historians and more!