The 2023 Lexington Art Show was held on Oct. 5-7. A record number of entries were displayed at this year’s show.
Thank you to the Lexington Arts Council Patrons who made the show possible and thank you to all of the artists who displayed their artwork at the show!
The winners from the show are shown below.
Cake War / Cake Expo - August 25 & 26, 2023
Decorated cakes brought to Cake Expo
Youth and Pro Cake Wars
ART IN THE GARDENS - June 24, 2023
CAKE DECORATING DEMONSTRATION by Mike Elder - June 11, 2023
The Lexington Arts Council hosted the Missouri Association of Community Arts Agencies at its “MACAA on the Spot” on May 5, 2023. Participants from across the state visited Lexington and took part in a round table discussion, art exhibit, piano music and a trolley tour around town.
The Lexington Bicentennial Art Show was held on Sep. 29-Oct. 1, 2022. A record number 125 entries were displayed at this year’s show.
Thank you to all of the artists who displayed their artwork at the show! And a big thank you to the Arts Council Patrons who make the show possible!
The winners from the show are shown below.
pictures from events in 2021 & 2nd half of 2020:
The August, 2021 Decorated Top Hats contest with 55 hats displayed on downtown light poles. Sponsored by the Arts Council and Community Fair Board. Winners are shown below.
Art in the Gardens Event June 24, 2021
Thanks to the participating homeowners and artists !!
Funding provided by MACAA and the Missouri Arts Council.
“Struggle for Statehood” - Missouri bicentennial exhibit.
Hosted the Missouri Bicentennial “Struggle for Statehood” exhibit provided by the Missouri Humanities Council.
Displayed at the Wentworth Museum downtown Lexington, MO during November through first week of December 2020. Poster displays of the panels were put on the windows for viewing from the sidewalk also.
Thanks to the Missouri Humanities Council, the Wentworth Museum, and the Lexington Historical Association.
ART WALK DOWNTOWN
Since the indoor art show wasn’t possible this year, an outdoor art walk was done with artists paintings and photographs displayed in downtown building windowS FOR 2 WEEKS IN OCTOBER for people to view outdoors socially distanced.
pictures from events in 1st half 2020, & the years 2019, 2018 & 2017
See below for scrolling pictures from the melodrama performance and rehearsals.