A few days ahead of their world record attempt — “Most People Painting Plein Air At Once In One Venue” currently held by the city of Long Getty in New South Wales, Australia since 2015 — artists spent the day teaching young painters about En Plein Air painting at San Angelo’s Museum of Fine Arts.
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Organizers are hoping to set a record on Saturday in downtown San Angelo, and cash prizes will be awarded!
The “Spirit of the Ranch 2026,” debuts at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts Oct. 22.
Graphic designers, party planners (and almost everybody else) seem to be growing weary from the glut of AI manufactured posters, flyers, and maps that have dominated local social media for many months now.
One local artist is seeking to make new connections with real artists in San Angelo, and convince people to skip the Chat GPT.
“I am interested in keeping the ‘visual arts capital of Texas’ a human-made visual arts capital,” says Zoe Flores
A new community theatre is springing up along Eighth Street in Ballinger, inside the old Texas Theatre.
Their debut show opens tonight: Peter Pan. It will run throughout the weekend.
Attention theatre fans: Angelo Civic Theatre’s production of Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella opens tonight: Friday, Sept. 4.
The production stars Kristin Capps in the lead role, who has a very pleasing voice. Reagan Oaks stars as the Prince; Omba Kipke as the King, Margaret Pfiel as the Queen, Barbara Coleman as the Stepmother, Delorah Latham as Portia, Hera Olson as Joy, and the lovely Trina Medellin Delgado plays the Fairy Godmother.
Plenty of fun activities for the family slated this month at local museums.