Happening at Harvester - May 19-25
May 19, 2025 | Kristin
Wichita Sketch Club
05/19 and every Monday from 6-9PM
Come hang out and create at Harvester Arts! Sketch, paint, sew, journal, write, or just mingle. Meet new people and learn about art with us.
Weaving & Wine
05/21 From 6-8PM
In this workshop, local artist Amy Huser will lead you step-by-step through the weaving process to create your own hand-woven masterpiece from start to finish. No prior experience necessary. All weaving materials provided, and you can take your little loom with you!
Complimentary charcuterie. It’s BYOB, and a donation-based drink and snack bar will be provided by Harvester Arts. Non-alcoholic options available.
Recommended age 18+, and must be 21+ if consuming alcohol.
Hungry? Have a Snack!
05/24 - Doors at 6:30PM, Show Starts at 7PM, $10 Suggested Donation
LocAbunPro (Local Abundance Productions) is excited to open the communal artistic pantry again! HUNGRY?! Have a SNACK!
Witness art forms converging, diverging, converging, morphing, adapting, and even expanding. What can artists do?
Coming up next week:
Hearts in Hand: A Veteran Art Coalition Workshop
05/31 10 AM – 2 PM
Harvester Arts and the Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center, NAMI Wichita, COMCARE of Sedgwick County and Live Connected Kansas invite artists — whether they are Veterans, service members, their families, or supporters — to join us for Hearts in Hand, a special workshop dedicated to creating art with purpose.
During this hands-on event, participants will create original artwork to be reproduced on Caring Contact notecards — brief, heartfelt messages sent to Veterans and their families after discharge from emergency or crisis care. These notes are part of a proven suicide prevention initiative that offers continued connection and care during critical moments.
All skill levels are welcome — whether you’re a practicing artist or simply want to contribute through creative expression.
Art supplies will be provided, but participants are welcome to bring their own materials as well.
This workshop is free and open to the public.
Shows
A Soft Place to Land by Jill Luton
A Soft Place to Land is an interactive installation aimed at exploring the comforts we seek in the natural world and textiles. In blending the two together, the viewer is invited to breathe easy, take off some of the burden they carry, and land softly into a world of color and flowers.
Shiftspace at Harvester Arts BFA Show: Unsupervised
As they prepare to graduate, studio art seniors grapple with the feeling of being unsupervised. A captstone exhiition that completes their BFA degrees, “Unsupervised” compiles multidisciplinary art made by this gorup of seniors, excited to explore their own professional practices and make art on their own terms.
TAB in 259
An art show about the studio processes in k-12 art rooms. Learn about and engage with TAB classrooms in the USD259 school district!
Tags: Community, Exhibitions