Come see all of this year's solo and small group shows! Brian Connors Manke | For Crayon Out Loud | April 12 - May 31; Gary Hansen + Liz Hansen | As Found | April 5 - May 24; J.H. Leigh | Shapes, Stick Figures and Color | April 12 - May 31; Reagan Profit | If You Lie With Me | April 5 - May 24; Teresa Koester | Gaia's Sentinels | April 5 - May 24; Ann Dawkins | Feeling is a Skill | May 31 - July 19; Graham Allen | Untold Tales of Untamed Tension | June 7 - July 26; Nick Walters | Time Is Irrelevant | May 31 - July 19; Shaena Neal | Natural Memories | May 31 - July 19; Sonja A. Brooks + Anne B. Brooks | Brooks + Brooks: Sum of the Parts | June 7 - July 26; Dobree Adams and Jonathan Greene | Visions in Tandem Works in Fiber / Works on Paper | August 2 -September 20; Jamie Green | Expressions in Wood | July 26 - September 20; Jennifer Dunham | The Mysteries | July 26 - September 20; Kim Comstock | Pairs | July 26-September 20; Matt Lingerfelt | Unscripted Expressions | July 26-September 20; the artist ATB | Souled | September 24 - 28; PRHBTN 13 | October 11 - November 22; The Lexington Art League Members’ Biennial

The Lexington Art League creates opportunities for Lexington area artists and those who appreciate their work. We do this by presenting an engaging and diverse exhibition program, sponsoring public events, providing arts education, and creating productive partnerships with other individuals and organizations. The Loudoun House is the Lexington Art League's historic home and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is one of only five remaining castellated Gothic Revival villas left in the United States designed by New York architect A. J. Davis. ​The Loudoun House is now owned by the city of Lexington and has been the Lexington Art League's administrative and curatorial home since 1984.

Wednesday-Saturday 12-5pm