Pomerene Center for the Arts

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Pomerene Center for the Arts Founded in 1984 with a mission to promote community involvement in the arts

The Pomerene Center for the Arts is housed in the Johnson-Humrickhouse Home built in 1836 by Anna (nee Johnson) and George Silliman. George was a well-traveled attorney who had seen the splendid homes of the South as well as the classic architecture of Europe while serving as US ambassador to Spain. His knowledge of and interest in architectural design was reflected in the construction of his home, currently listed on the National Historic Register as a premier example of Greek Revival architecture. Their only son having preceded them in death, the Sillimans left the property to Anna’s siblings, four of whom had married into the Humrickhouse family (thus the elided name). With encouragement from estate executer Warner Pomerene, two Johnson Brothers left the house and their extensive collections of Asian and Native American art and artifacts to what is now the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Roscoe Village. The house was in extreme disrepair and was eventually restored by Lora and Warner Pomerene who lived in the house until the early1980’s. In keeping with the generosity of the Johnson Brothers, the Pomerenes left the house to the community upon their deaths.

Matt Shannon, Music by Matt, joins us this Sunday for Pancakes and Music at the artPARK! 🥞🎶Join us from 4:30-6:00 PM for...
10/09/2026

Matt Shannon, Music by Matt, joins us this Sunday for Pancakes and Music at the artPARK! 🥞🎶

Join us from 4:30-6:00 PM for live music in downtown Coshocton, Ohio.

It’s confirmed! Sticky Shed will be joining us on October 30th for our Halloween costume party at the artPARK! 🎃🎶Join us...
10/08/2026

It’s confirmed! Sticky Shed will be joining us on October 30th for our Halloween costume party at the artPARK! 🎃🎶

Join us from 6-10:30 PM for a night of live music, food, drinks, and Halloween fun in downtown Coshocton, Ohio.

More details coming soon!

Another great afternoon of Pancakes and Music at the artPARK. 🥞🎶Thanks to Royce Anthony Band for spending the afternoon ...
10/05/2026

Another great afternoon of Pancakes and Music at the artPARK. 🥞🎶

Thanks to Royce Anthony Band for spending the afternoon with us, and thank you to everyone who came out!

10/02/2026

Zade recently performed with us, and is returning to the artPARK this Sunday with the Royce Anthony Band.

We caught up with him for a quick conversation about music and Coshocton.

Royce Anthony Band
📍 Pomerene Center for the Arts | artPARK
📅 October 4th, 2026
⏰ 4:30–6 PM

Thanks to Kiwanis of Coshocton for having Anne! It was a great opportunity to share the story and reach of Calling Hours...
10/02/2026

Thanks to Kiwanis of Coshocton for having Anne! It was a great opportunity to share the story and reach of Calling Hours, and how that work continues to connect with Here One Turns.

We had a wonderful presentation at our Kiwanis meeting from Anne Cornell, who shared more about Arts & Science and their growing involvement in the future of Coshocton County.

Anne shared the story of a piece called “Calling Hours,” which has traveled long distances around the world while carrying a piece of Coshocton County’s history with it.

The artwork highlights our community’s connection to coal and energy and helps tell the story of where we came from, while bringing awareness to Coshocton County beyond our local community.

We’re excited to see how Arts & Science continues to be part of the future and growth of Coshocton County!

Coshocton has a long history tied to energy, industry, and infrastructure. Now, as a data center development changes the...
09/30/2026

Coshocton has a long history tied to energy, industry, and infrastructure. Now, as a data center development changes the way our community relates to energy, Pomerene is asking the bigger question: what does that transition mean for who we are and where we're going?

Pomerene Center for the Arts and researchers from The Ohio State University are exploring that question through a new theater project, HERE ONE TURNS TO GO UPRIVER.

Our Director, Anne Cornell, wrote about the project, its history, and how the community can be part of the conversation.

Read the full article here ⬇

Uncategorized Here One Turns to Go Upriver September 29, 2026 / Thinking together about future Energy Pomerene Center for the Arts and researchers from The Ohio State University are working on a new theater project about Coshocton’s transition from a megawatt coal power producing community to a me...

John, Bill, and Joe brought the music to the artPARK yesterday for another wonderful Sunday of Pancakes and Music. Thank...
09/28/2026

John, Bill, and Joe brought the music to the artPARK yesterday for another wonderful Sunday of Pancakes and Music. Thanks to everyone who came out and spent the afternoon with us!

We’re ready for Pancakes & Music this Sunday with John Zingg and friends!The chairs are set, the artPARK is ready, and w...
09/25/2026

We’re ready for Pancakes & Music this Sunday with John Zingg and friends!

The chairs are set, the artPARK is ready, and we hope you’ll join us for a Sunday afternoon of live music and good company. 🥞🎶

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Coshocton, OH
43812

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1am - 5pm
Wednesday 1am - 5pm
Thursday 1am - 5pm
Friday 1am - 5pm
Saturday 1am - 5pm

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+17406220326

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