Calling all Sumter County youth ages 8-18: you are invited to “Move Yourself” as you experiment in visual, performing and culinary arts at the Coleman Center for the Arts’ one-week summer camp! Camp will run June 4-8, Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, with a closing celebration on June 9 from […]
Join us on Saturday, May 5th for the Coleman Center for the Art’s (CCA’s) White Elephant Sale! This fundraiser will feature donated items from residents in Sumter County. Proceeds will support public programs at the CCA. A special treasure awaits you so be sure to mark your calendar! If you are interested in donating an item […]
Join us at The Lunch Box Uncut on Tuesday, May 1 at 6 PM for a one time only food experience produced by the CCA’s Art Club! This pop-up cafeteria will showcase the culinary skills and new food ideas our students have mastered this semester. The Lunch Box Uncut will use food to promote health, […]
The Coleman Center for the Arts (CCA) and the students of Art Club invite you to the Lunch Box Uncut, a one day only pop-up cafeteria in the CCA gallery! Join us on Tuesday, May 1 at 6 pm to enjoy great food and find out what our students have been up to this spring. […]
SCFAC Important Dates Last day of exhibition: April 5 Pick up entries from Coleman Center: Friday, April 6 | 10 am–12 pm, 1–4 pm, Saturday, April 7 | 10 am–12 pm, Monday, April 9 | 10 am–12 pm, 1–4 pm The Coleman Center for the Arts is pleased to anounce the Sumter County Fine […]
On Tuesday, April 3rd the Coleman Center for the Arts (CCA) hosted the event “Gobble Gobble Cobbler” with artists David Burns, Matias Viegener and Austin Young of the Los Angeles based Fallen Fruit. The artists are working with the CCA and area residents to create an edition of original picnic tables. In the event “Gobble […]
The moment has come at last! Students in Art Club will put their culinary chops to the test and create scrumptious masterpieces using ingredients from the gas station convenient store across the street from the CCA. Dishes will be judged for taste, presentation and creativity.
Artist Matthew Mazzotta visits to begin planning his project “Floating Free: New Ground for York, Alabama.”
January 28, 2012 [audio:http://colemanarts.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/WeAreMany.mp3|titles=We Are Many] [Click above for audio of the complete performance] The Coleman Center for the Arts (CCA) is pleased to present the Community Coalition Choir performing it’s debut piece, We Are Many, by Samita Sinha. Choir members John Brown, Shana Berger, Daymekia Carter, Jocelyn Edens, James Goodwin, Judy Massey, Kanita Sturdivant, Samita […]
Artist Samita Sinha will be visiting in January of 2012 to collabroate with area residents in a community wide ensemble. The group will perform new compositions that braid different versions of the same songs that are common to the repertoires of the area’s black and white churches, but that are arranged and performed differently. The […]