Discover the whimsical and masterful woodcarvings of beloved Wallowa Valley artist Steve Arment. From playful folk-art sculptures to treasures from his personal collection, this exhibit celebrates creativity, craftsmanship, and community while funding Youth Art Programs.
From board games and hopscotch to video games and backyard adventures, this exhibit explores how play shapes our memories, friendships, and imagination.
Rediscover the magic of play! Join us for the Opening Reception of “Game On: An Art Journey Through Childhood Play,” a lively and imaginative exhibit celebrating the joy, creativity, and nostalgia of games from our youth.
Art About Agriculture Touring Exhibition 2026: Field Report invites submissions of fine art and craft that explores visual storytelling inspired by food, fiber and natural resources.
This juried exhibition invites women artists to explore the theme of Growth in all its forms.
Join us for an evening of art, music, and community as we celebrate the opening of Stories in Bloom, our 2026 Women’s Art Exhibit curated by Carol McLaughlin Kortnik.
The Youth Arts Festival is bursting with creativity and fun, featuring: A dazzling display of youth artwork, hands-on activities to spark your imagination and open Mic for Youth Performances!
Save the Date! Presented by The Josephy Library this upcoming exhibition celebrates the creativity and cultural heritage of Nez Perce artists. Through a diverse collection of contemporary and traditional works, the show highlights the living artistic traditions and innovative voices of the Nez Perce community.
The Josephy Center for Arts and Culture invites artists to submit work for Wild Landscape – Zumwalt Revisited, the next installment in our annual Wild Landscape series celebrating the natural beauty of Wallowa County.
Join us for the opening reception of Wild Landscape – Zumwalt Revisited, featuring the breathtaking works of Zumwalt Prairie, one of North America’s last great native grasslands—a place of vast horizons, delicate wildflowers, and untamed beauty.
Mark your calendars! This exhibition offers a profound moment of connection with the natural world through color, light and landscape. We look forward to sharing these works with you.
Choose your favorite mug or hand-crafted bowl, enjoy a warm treat, and take your very own playful “Mug Shot” portrait. It’s art, soup, cocoa, and pure comfort — all supporting youth art programs!
