The South Arkansas Arts Center begins its fifty-first theatrical season with their very first staging of William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” The 414 year-old comedy of gender confusion and love will be presented February 27 through [...]
Kelly Campbell offers two casual one day classes to get the basics or just to refresh your memory. The first class, Basic Elements of Art on January 10, covers the basic elements of art: line, shape and form, [...]
BYOP (Bring Your Own Pencil) to draw and sketch at the South Arkansas Arts Center 6-9pm on Tuesday nights once a month. Mark you calender for January 20, February 17 and March 17. Sandy Bennett [...]
Bill Garrison's oil landscapes of Arkansas fill the Merkle and Price Galleries January 10- 30, 2015. SAAC will host an artist reception Saturday, January 10, 6-8pm. Living amid the beautiful landscapes of Arkansas, Garrison finds [...]
Timeless, a retrospective collection of watercolors by DeLeath Ludwig, hangs in the Lobby Gallery January 6-30. For the past forty years, Dee Ludwig has “played” with watercolor. A resident of El Dorado since 1955, she began [...]
Registration is now open for Creative Arts classes this Spring. Classes are available for visual arts, drama, computer art, and ballet. Adult classes include visual arts, computer art, and ballet. Also for adults this spring [...]
The South Arkansas Arts Center will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 27-28, for the Thanksgiving holiday. The galleries will be open Saturday, November 29, 11am-4pm and Sunday, November 30, 1-4pm.
We are in search of photos or videos of saac alumni that are no longer with us. We need your help by sharing pieces of your past, whether photo or video. Please include the name [...]
Looking Back Over 50 Years • Take a stroll down memory lane as you enjoy songs and scenes from 50 years of theatrical performances from main stage shows. Many veterans of the SAAC stage are [...]
As we begin our next 50 years, the theatre committee takes us back to the basics with a season of classics sure to delight all generations. What better way to begin than with the “Bard” [...]