TREEFEST & MINIATURE ARTWORKS

NOVEMBER 28 – DECEMBER 31
Ashe Arts Center 

The Ashe County Arts Council celebrates the holiday season and Ashe County Christmas trees with Tree Fest! Visit our gallery to experience the magic of this winter wonderland  representing community involvement with the arts with decorated trees. Handcrafted ornaments by local artists add a wonderful personal touch to the holidays.

Good things come in small packages!  The Miniatures Exhibit challenges artists to create new works of art no larger than twelve inches. The miniature works in oil, watercolor, acrylics, photography, and fibers are from local artists. Miniatures will be on display through December 31. Celebrate the season with a new work of art – they make great gifts, too!

2025 EXHIBITS AT THE ASHE ARTS CENTER

 

TIMELESS CREATIONS: A RETROSPECTIVE

JANUARY 9 – FEBRUARY 10 | OPEN TO SUBMISSIONS, CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE

Artists showcase works of art that are created before 2022, with a focus on looking back at past themes and styles.

ARTMIX

FEBRUARY 13 – MARCH 10 |  Group Exhibit – Not Open to Submissions

YOUNG AT ART

MARCH 13 – APRIL 22 | OPEN TO SUBMISSIONS FROM K- 12 ARTISTS

Artists showcase works by our young Ashe County Artists. All mediums accepted. For more information about how to enter your child’s artwork, please contact us: director@ashecountyarts.org

 

THROUGH THE CAMERA’S EYE

APRIL 24 – MAY 27 | OPEN TO SUBMISSIONS, CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE

An exhibit of photography.

THIS OLD HOUSE, THIS OLD TOWN

MAY 29 – JULY 1| OPEN TO SUBMISSIONS, CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE

We invite you to contribute to “This Old House, This Old Town,” a visual art exhibit that celebrates the stories and memories embedded in our environments. Whether through painting, photography, sculpture, or mixed media, explore the themes of nostalgia, history, and community. We’re seeking works that reflect the beauty of old structures and vibrant streets, inspiring conversations about home and belonging. Join us in honoring the past and its influence on our present.