Community Outreach
2019-2020 Community Adult Fairs
2019 Fall Adult Fair will take place on October 22. Please contact Kerry if you are interested in attending-kerryjeanallen@gmail.com. There should be a Spring Adult Art Fair set for April. No specific date as of yet.
2017 Adult Art Fair Presenters
Last Year 2018-19 Adult Art Fairs Photos
"A Day of Art for Beginners"
Past Community Adult Art Fairs 2019:
(1) Community Adult Art Fair April 9th --participants worked with two artist, Kerry Allen on charcoal and Ann Clement with watercolor. There work is on display at the St. Charles Parish East Regional Library in Destrehan. Thanks to all Guild members who helped make this a success, especially our wonderful demo artists, Ann Clement and Kerry Allen.
(2) Senior Art Project at Luling’s Council on Aging 2019. We created “pulled string” paintings under the direction of Carolyn Clausing and Kay Johnson, and the art is now on display at the W. Regional Library in Luling. The reception was held March 12
2017-18 First Adult Community Fair :An Adult Art Fair will be held on April 10, 2018 at the St. Charles United Methodist Church, 1902 Ormond Blvd in Destrehan. We will introduce budding artists in the general public to the fun and self-expression that art can provide and encourage interested participants to join the guild. The Art Fair teachers will be two award winning guild member/artists. Participants will take home some art supplies so they can continue creating art at home.
Our first Adult Art Fair was held October 17, 2017 at the St Charles United Methodist Church, 1902 Ormond Blvd in Destrahan. Participants created 3 art works. The Art Fair presenters were Kerry Allen, Laurie Abadiel and Madeline Neske will teach acrylics. Don't miss next years event.
(1) Community Adult Art Fair April 9th --participants worked with two artist, Kerry Allen on charcoal and Ann Clement with watercolor. There work is on display at the St. Charles Parish East Regional Library in Destrehan. Thanks to all Guild members who helped make this a success, especially our wonderful demo artists, Ann Clement and Kerry Allen.
(2) Senior Art Project at Luling’s Council on Aging 2019. We created “pulled string” paintings under the direction of Carolyn Clausing and Kay Johnson, and the art is now on display at the W. Regional Library in Luling. The reception was held March 12
2017-18 First Adult Community Fair :An Adult Art Fair will be held on April 10, 2018 at the St. Charles United Methodist Church, 1902 Ormond Blvd in Destrehan. We will introduce budding artists in the general public to the fun and self-expression that art can provide and encourage interested participants to join the guild. The Art Fair teachers will be two award winning guild member/artists. Participants will take home some art supplies so they can continue creating art at home.
Our first Adult Art Fair was held October 17, 2017 at the St Charles United Methodist Church, 1902 Ormond Blvd in Destrahan. Participants created 3 art works. The Art Fair presenters were Kerry Allen, Laurie Abadiel and Madeline Neske will teach acrylics. Don't miss next years event.
March 16, 2018 Council of Aging Art Class/Show
St. Charles Parish Council on Aging Art Class/Show
An acrylic painting class for attendees at a Council on Aging Center was held in March 16. The resulting artwork was matted and displayed at the library. SCAG hosted a reception for the seniors.
An acrylic painting class for attendees at a Council on Aging Center was held in March 16. The resulting artwork was matted and displayed at the library. SCAG hosted a reception for the seniors.
2019 Destrehan Plantation's Annual Heritage Festival Children Art Demo
A Children's Art Table was held on April 30th, 2019.
Each year we prepare for 600+ students from 8 to 10 schools to visit our tables. The children will use graphite, watercolor, and/or oil pastels to create visual interpretations of their memories of the Historic re-enactments visited at the day's events. Their art will be displayed at the festival and then the children will then take home their artwork that day.
Each year we prepare for 600+ students from 8 to 10 schools to visit our tables. The children will use graphite, watercolor, and/or oil pastels to create visual interpretations of their memories of the Historic re-enactments visited at the day's events. Their art will be displayed at the festival and then the children will then take home their artwork that day.
