ArtPlace
History –The derelict building at 418 Elm Avenue, the first Pipkin drug store in Waco was in East Waco. Later it was converted to become a segregated cinema has been empty for many years, but with good bones, creative thinking, and green space next door will have a new community life. The space will be a venue for programs like classic movies nights, lectures, creating art, showing art, dance, poetry, music and just spending time together in a safe environment where we respect and engage in the arts together celebrating community.
Mission : To bring people together through the arts
The Experience – to come
ARTPLACE an upcycled Arts Hub at 418 Elm Avenue Waco TX 76704
The new home of Cultural Arts of Waco!
ArtPlace will be a community arts hub focusing on arts education for youth, community arts, music, film workshops, and events with a public art space.
ArtPlace will be a key part of the resurgence of Elm Avenue, using the arts to make a more livable community through this extraordinary multi-cultural experience.
Authentic, Inspiring, Focused, Easy to adapt, Instructive
Desiged by Lo-tek: Architects Guiseppe Lignano and Ada Tolla
What can happen in this adaptable space
Gallery
Film
Dance
Spoken word
Lectures
Music
Learning Lab Maker space - mobile
NEW ADDITION
New side entrance
Information
Arts Store
Cafe
PLEASE HELP CREATE ARTPLACE to make a donation or you need more information
Contact Doreen Ravenscroft @ 254 723-6830
or email doreen@wacoartsfest.org