All posts tagged "artist"
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The Woodlands Methodist School Art Teacher honored in “Lessons in Expression” Exhibit
The Woodlands Arts Council recently opened its newest exhibition, Lessons in Expression, a showcase celebrating the creativity of...
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Rising Artists and Entrepreneurs set to take the spotlight at Young Makers Market
The Young Makers Market returns for its second year on September 6, 2025, at Market Street The Woodlands...
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The Woodlands Art Gallery & Studios hosts Retirement Exhibition with owner and artist Emily P. Chiles
The Woodlands Art Gallery & Studios hosted the Opening Reception for “Dreaming through the Woods” Art Show with...
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The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival announces Best of Show and 2026 Featured Artist
The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival, produced by The Woodlands Arts Council, celebrated its 20th anniversary on April 11,...
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Art Enthusiasts dash for a cause at TWAC’s Art Dash Party
The Woodlands Arts Council celebrated 20 years of making art matter at the Art Dash Party, presented by...
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“Echoes of our Heritage: Native American Portraits of the 1800s” Art Show on display until May 9
On the evening of Thursday, May 20, The Woodlands Art Gallery and Studios hosted the Opening Reception for “Echoes...
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The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival returns in April to celebrate its 20 Year Journey
A beloved springtime event is set to return to Town Green Park and along The Woodlands Waterway® to...
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“Building Entanglement: A Small Part” Art Exhibit now on display
On the evening of Thursday, January 16, The Woodlands Art Gallery & Studios hosted the opening reception for “Building Entanglement: A Small...
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The Woodlands Arts Council kicks off 2025 with “The Poetry of Gravity” Exhibition
The Woodlands Arts Council (TWAC) is proud to announce its first event of the year, “The Poetry of...
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“A Collection of Perspectives” PACT Art Show now on display
On the evening of Thursday, November 21, The Woodlands Art Gallery & Studios hosted the opening reception for “A Collection of Perspectives”...
