Twenty-four photos of art and events at the Lancaster County Art AssociationThe LCAA

Founded in 1936, the Lancaster County Art Association celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2011.

The LCAA is the County's oldest arts organization offering support for the visual arts through exhibition opportunities for artists as well as art classes, workshops, special programs, and opportunities to see the work of local artists and artists from outside of Lancaster County in special exhibits.

Art Exhibits

Opening on Sunday, May 6, in the LCAA's Kauffman Gallery and continuing through May 31 is the Spring Membership Show, an unthemed exhibit which features work in a variety of media by LCAA members

Opening on Friday, May 11, in the Steinmetz Gallery is the Congressional Art Show, an exhibit of the work of high school students from the 16th Congressional District. This exhibit will continue through June 1.

The LCAA has membership exhibits throughout the year, an invitational exhibit, and a National Juried Exhibition. The National Juried Exhibition 2012 will open with a reception on June 10 and continue through July 19.

Art Classes

Art classes are offered for beginners, intermediate and advanced levels of skill. The Congregation of Art, a class for adults with cognitive and physical disabilities, is offered on the second Tuesdays of the month. For children there is an Art Club that meets one afternoon per week during most of the school year and Art Camps and classes that are held in the summer.