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Art House Grandview Art House Grandview provides opportunities and support to local artists across all disciplines.

Look what just came off the printer!Cheaper by the Dozen is coming to the Art House Grandview stage this December.Twelve...
11/05/2026

Look what just came off the printer!

Cheaper by the Dozen is coming to the Art House Grandview stage this December.

Twelve kids, two parents and one very big family, directed by Alice Scott with a cast from right here in our community.

Sat, Dec 12 at 7 PM Sun, Dec 13 at 2 PM and 7 PM Mon, Dec 14 at 7 PM 808 Main St., Grandview

Tickets will be live and available next week.

Follow our page so you’ll see them first, and tag someone you’re bringing!

Back in July, Andy Timmons Guitar played a sold-out night at Art House Grandview, and every penny went to support our Gu...
11/04/2026

Back in July, Andy Timmons Guitar played a sold-out night at Art House Grandview, and every penny went to support our Guitar for Kids program.
Andy is a stellar musician and an even better human being. It was a joy to work alongside our friends at JHS Pedals to bring a player of his caliber to Grandview.

If you missed it, or want to relive it, the full performance and the live podcast recording are up now on our You Tube!

Links in Comments —

Grab an extra on your next store run! We're collecting body wash, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, razors, toothbrushes ...
11/04/2026

Grab an extra on your next store run! We're collecting body wash, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, razors, toothbrushes and toothpaste for the Grandview Assistance Program.

Most needed: women's body wash and deodorant (regular sizes, please).

Drop off in the Art House 714 lobby, Mon–Thu 9–4, through Nov 20.

Neighbors helping neighbors!

Twenty-four years ago, Alice played Artie in Eleemosynary. This August, she directed it on our stage at 808 Main and pla...
11/02/2026

Twenty-four years ago, Alice played Artie in Eleemosynary. This August, she directed it on our stage at 808 Main and played Dorothea, the grandmother, alongside our summer interns Rebecca Sue Wiles as Artie and Isabelle VanSyckle as Echo.

Three women in one family. A grandmother with homemade wings, a daughter running from her, and a granddaughter who wins the national spelling bee and mostly wants her mother back.
150 of you saw it live. Now the whole show is on our YouTube channel.

One act, 1 hour 32 minutes.
Watch it now: link in comments!

Chuck Close woke up paralyzed in 1988. He never walked again. He never regained full use of his hands.Within a year he w...
10/30/2026

Chuck Close woke up paralyzed in 1988. He never walked again. He never regained full use of his hands.

Within a year he was painting — brush strapped to his wrist, motorized easel rotating the canvas past him. He painted for another thirty-three years. The work he made after is considered the best of his career.

When people asked how he kept going, he said the same thing every time: Inspiration is for amateurs. The rest of us just show up and get to work.

Don't check whether you feel like it.

Just show up.

Make Things is in our bio.

Sometimes you just need a reason to get out of the house. Open Studio is that reason.Come as you are. Stay as long as yo...
10/28/2026

Sometimes you just need a reason to get out of the house. Open Studio is that reason.

Come as you are. Stay as long as you want. Make something with your hands. Share a table with someone new.

No experience needed. No pressure. Just space, materials, and a few hours that are yours.

Open Studio — today, 2–8pm. Free.
714 Main Street, Grandview.

Hope to see you there!

Your dog looks at you and sees the most magnificent, brilliant, talented human who has ever lived.Your dog is right.We m...
10/25/2026

Your dog looks at you and sees the most magnificent, brilliant, talented human who has ever lived.

Your dog is right.

We make art here because we believe the same thing. Every drawing you bring through our doors — every wobbly line, every color outside the edges — is worthy of being seen.

We love you like your dog does. Unconditionally, enthusiastically, and with zero artistic judgment.

Classes start back this week and a few spots are still open. Link in bio to find yours.

The most viewed photograph in human history was taken on the way to a date.Charles O'Rear spent 24 years shooting for Na...
10/23/2026

The most viewed photograph in human history was taken on the way to a date.

Charles O'Rear spent 24 years shooting for National Geographic, getting somewhere difficult on purpose. Then one January he pulled over on Highway 121, shot four frames of a green hill after a storm, and got back in the car. That photo became Bliss, the Windows XP wallpaper behind roughly a billion screens.

He'll tell you he just happened to be there. But he knew that hill turns green for a couple of weeks every January, and he always carried the camera.

You don't get to choose which of your things matters. So give your best to all of them.

Make Things is our free weekly newsletter for people who make things. Sign up at the link in our bio.

Two years in, and Monday night reminded us exactly why we do this.Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with u...
10/22/2026

Two years in, and Monday night reminded us exactly why we do this.

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us. Seeing that room full of people who believe in what we are building — it genuinely fills us up.

A special thank you to who gave her afternoon to hand-build the balloon wave that became the backdrop for every photo and every laugh of the night. Thank you to for helping us with sound and tech at the last moment — this is such a gift to me, you have no idea! Thank you to , , and Boni Tolson for sharing your art with us on Monday night. That kind of generosity is what this community is made of.

Thank you to .kc for nourishing our stomachs and our hearts with your soups. Warm food and warm people — it was the perfect combination.

And to our staff and staff families who showed up to serve our volunteers — thank you. You serve most of the time in unseen places and this community reaps the benefit. Thank you for loving and believing and investing in .

Every single person who walked through that door Monday night is part of what we are building here. Not a guest. Not an observer. A part of it.

A third place can't be bought, scheduled, or forced into existence. But it can be built — by people who keep showing up.

If you haven't had a chance to watch Josh's speech on our YouTube channel, it is worth your time. Wendell Berry said it best:

"If we were lucky enough as children to be surrounded by grown-ups who loved us, then our sense of wholeness is not just the sense of completeness in ourselves but also in the sense of belonging to others and to our place; it is an unconscious awareness of community, of having in common."

This is what we are after. This is what you are helping make with us.

If you want to be a part of what we are building, here are a few simple ways to get involved:

1. Sign up for a class
2. Come to Open Studio on Wednesdays
3. Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on socials — and spread the word

Link in bio. Go watch.

Did you see it?!Eleemosynary — Full Play | Art House Grandview
10/22/2026

Did you see it?!

Eleemosynary — Full Play | Art House Grandview

A girl who can spell any word in the language, and a family that ca...

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