Arts Explosion News Today

The Arts Explosion event returned for the second year May 31-June 2, featuring a juried art contest and more. The free public event was sponsored by the Federal Way Arts Commission and the Kiwanis Club of Federal Way. Pictured: Art filled the lobby of the Performing Arts and Event Center. Photos by Keelin Everly-Lang / The Mirror

A summer art program continues to grow for young artists and this year’s seats are filling up quickly for the Chisholm Trail Arts Council’s (CTAC) annual Arts Explosion week in

A bright and warm sunny day brought spectators to the Claud Gill Area to watch a new cow plop her business down in support of the arts.

A bright and warm sunny day brought spectators to the Claud Gill Area to watch a new cow plop her business down in support of the arts.

A bright and warm sunny day brought spectators to the Claud Gill Area to watch a new cow plop her business down in support of the arts.

Deadline for artists to include their work has been extended to April 20.

The Oklahoma Arts Council recognized a local woman for her steadfast dedication toward serving the community during a ceremony Jan. 30, when hundreds of people gathered at the state Capitol

Members of the Chisholm Trail Arts Council will waste no time bringing the community together to meet a new fundraising goal next month.

The Chisholm Trail Arts Council, the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center, Duncan Little Theatre and Heartbeat Dance Company presented awards to Dave Young, George Rhoades, Teresa Blalock, Beth Cowan and Christy

DUNCAN, OK — The executive director of the Chisholm Trail Arts Council Executive Director Darcy Reeves was recognized for her dedication to the community Jan. 30 during the 45th Governors