Creative Spaces NWA

06/14/2026

Flag Day is June 14, a day to celebrate the many people and stories that make up this country. Here's to a nation that keeps growing, changing, and welcoming. Happy Flag Day from all of us!

06/11/2026

The Creative Spaces Artist Interview Series continues.
We sat down with Adams Collins, artist resident at Creative Spaces NWA and front man of the Arkansas band Arkansauce, for a conversation about art, music, and what it means to create in this place. Full interview coming soon.
If you missed our first interview with Shay Holloway, check it out on our page.
Stay tuned.


Arkansauce. Art Girl Shay Mount Sequoyah Center

06/10/2026

Handmade memories just hit different.

Join us for the Father’s Day Stein Building Workshop and create a ceramic mug that’ll actually be used for years to come. No experience needed, just good company, clay-covered hands, and a little creativity.

Tap the link for tickets!
https://loom.ly/mKrU3EE

06/10/2026

Step into a bold, playful, and vibrant collection of contemporary works during the Pop Art Show at Mount Sequoyah. Featuring painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media works from regional artists, this exhibition explores color, culture, identity, nostalgia, and imagination through a modern pop art lens.

RSVP at the link:
https://mountsequoyahcenterinc.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F48030

The exhibition features work from:
Alix Roosen
Carson Ford
Chase Reid
Serina Faist
Tom Richards
Wilson Whitlock

Join us for the Opening Reception on July 10 from 6pm–8pm in Sequoyah Hall. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. Presented by Creative Spaces at Mount Sequoyah with generous support from Experience Fayetteville.


Experience Fayetteville Mount Sequoyah Center

06/09/2026

Date night just got a whole lot more interesting!

Introducing the Clay Date Night Series, a monthly hands-on clay experience at Summit Hall where you and your person get to create something together, take it home, and actually use it. Every month is a different project, every night is a good time, and no experience is ever required.

Here is the lineup:

Friday, June 26: Pride: Gay for Clay. Magnets, coasters, trinket dishes, and more.
Friday, July 31: Tumbler Cup. Build your own ceramic tumbler with lid and straw.
Friday, August 28: Travel Mug. Your custom ceramic to-go mug.
Friday, September 25: Popcorn Bucket. Build it, then movie night.
Friday, October 9: Cauldron Mug. Spooky season ready.
Friday, October 30: Wall Altar. Celebrate Dia de los Mu***os in clay.
Friday, November 6: Deviled Egg Platter. Just in time for the holidays.
Friday, December 11: Pet Ornaments. Paw prints that last a lifetime.

All events are 6 to 8 PM at Summit Hall. $45 per person. Spots are limited so grab yours early.

Grab your spot: https://mountsequoyahcenterinc.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F47808

06/08/2026

For two weeks beginning June 21, artists from around the world will gather at Mount Sequoyah to live, collaborate, and create as part of the Summer Residency with The Alternative Arts School.

On July 4, the public is invited into the experience.

Join us for the Culminating Event for the Summer Residency, a campus-wide showcase of visual art, writing, installations, and live performances created during this immersive residency with The Alternative Art School.

Wander through Mount Sequoyah as the campus transforms into a living gallery filled with creativity, conversation, and unexpected moments of art.

RSVP Here: https://mountsequoyahcenterinc.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F45988

July 4 | 2–6 PM
Mount Sequoyah Center
Free to attend • Donations encouraged. All proceeds will go to fund scholarships for next year's summer residency program!

Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Some experiences will take place outdoors as guests move throughout campus.


The Alternative Art School

06/06/2026

One of the hidden gems on the Mountain.
“Greetings From Mount Sequoyah” was created by local artist Jody Travis Thompson as part of Mount Sequoyah’s public art initiative and Art Walk experience. It’s become one of those pieces people stop and smile at without even realizing it.
If you’re exploring the Art Walk soon, take a closer look. There are little pieces of the Mountain woven all through it.

06/06/2026

06/03/2026

Create something together this Father’s Day. Spend time with your dad (or favorite father figure) building and painting a handmade ceramic stein while making a memory you’ll actually keep.
Clay, drinks, treats, instruction, and kiln firing included. Limited spots available.
Get tickets here: https://loom.ly/9uNdQ8M