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This month, a new mural will adorn the Meals on Wheels Northeastern Illinois building at 1723 Simpson. Local non-profit Art Encounter is heading the

When customers visit Coffee Lab & Roasters on Noyes Street, they don’t just get to have a drink or sweet treat. They also get to see the art exhibit housed in the espresso bar for all of April. The exhibit, titled “This is Us,” features 31 pieces of art created by 10 Evanston residents with...

Spend just a few minutes wandering around downtown Evanston and you’re almostguaranteed to stumble across at least one mural or piece of public art. The

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The Evanston Mural Arts Program has unveiled two new murals. Situated at the new senior living development Trulee Evanston, a mural by Molly Zakrajsek depicts an abstract night garden and another work by Max Sansing at  the Metra line off Davis Street depicts two faces amidst a cloudy sky. The program, through local nonprofit Art...

The Ruston Art Encounter Murals and Street Art Experience is giving the community a chance to interact with live artists and their art.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky. (KT) – Pastors, staff members, spouses and their families from the North Central Region were treated to a day at the Ark on Tuesday.

Under the train tracks on Main Street and along Custer Avenue, the walls are cracked, dry and covered in weeds. Local business owners Diana Hamann and Eric Young said they’ve been trying to cover the eyesore in the Custer Oasis, the area around Main Street and Custer Avenue, for years.  “We can only do so...

This week, Evanston honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Here’s a list of events and other happenings around town during the week of Jan. 16.    3rd Annual Walk for Warmth Jan. 17, 11 a.m.  Interfaith Action’s third annual Walk for Warmth is a family-friendly event hosted in honor of...

Every other week, participants in Art Club meet to work on art projects like clay sculptures, watercolors, and recreations of famous pieces. The program is run by a partnership between Art Encounter, an Evanston nonprofit connecting residents with art, and Center for Independent Futures, which supports adults with disabilities. The club’s intention is to create...