Pendleton Center for the Arts, Arts center and library building in Pendleton, US
The Pendleton Center for the Arts is housed in a building designed in the Renaissance Revival and Mediterranean Revival styles, featuring several galleries with rotating contemporary art and craft exhibitions. The facility uses its historic architecture as a backdrop for displaying works by local and regional artists.
The building was constructed in 1916 as a Carnegie Library and later transformed into an arts center. Its architectural significance resulted in listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
The center organizes monthly Final Friday events where local artists open their studios, offering opportunities for direct interaction between creators and community members.
Admission is free and the center welcomes visitors of all ages interested in art and crafts. You can call ahead to ask about current gallery hours and any special events happening during your visit.
The Creation Station space received upgrades through AWS InCommunities funding, enabling visitors to engage in creative activities without cost barriers.
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