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Just announced!! LancasterCreativeReuse has joined forces with Keystone Art & Culture Center - this new venture expands the reach of KACC to the downtown - Look for the Lancaster Creative Reuse at the Stahr Armory coming very soon! LancasterCreativeReuse offers discounted prices on art and craft materials to crafters, teachers and arts organizations - Learn more about the craft opportunities for your family at Lancaster Creative Reuse on Facebook. Support this new venture by making your donation today - Visit the site for LCR www.lancastercreativereuse.org

News!!! Our website is being completely redesigned - Look for a newly constructed site soon!

The Keystone Art & Culture Center founded in 2003, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation featuring an arts educational bronze foundry and art gallery within the city of Lancaster. The Center is an example of adaptive reuse, being housed in a renovated warehouse in Lancaster's Southwest neighborhood at 420 Pearl Street.

Keystone was created to provide access and opportunity for artists and for the community. Under one roof, the Center offers art classes, a working bronze foundry, and monthly exhibits of art by local, regional and international artists. The Center provides real life learning opportunities for interns who assist professional artists with their individual projects. Outreach includes learning tours and hands-on creative opportunities at the Center.

JULY BRONZE POUR CANCELED DUE TO EXTREME HEAT ~ GO SWIMMING THIS WEEK INSTEAD>>>>>Remember to visit the gallery and studio each 4th Friday for a bronze pour! We are open 4th Friday from 5 to 9pm - Bronze pours at 7pm.

CURRENT NEWS!

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Visions of a Dream by Lauren Litwa Holden
This colorful and splendid exhibition opens First Friday May 7th through June 25th. Meet this artist on the opening night.

George Mummert, Executive Director of the Keystone Art & Culture Center, was recently selected to participate in the John R. Baldwin Fellowship program at the Lancaster County Community Foundation. The Baldwin Fellowship Program allows nonprofit leaders to complete a self-designed program for personal and professional leadership development.

Keystone Art is in the news.... voted runner up in Lancaster Newspapers 2009 Readers Choice Awards for favorite gallery.

Also just out is Fine Living Lancaster magazine story on Keystone's executive director titled 'George Mummert - Playing with fire/Heavy metal' www.finelivinglancaster.com see page 62 in the online version.