Hours: Thursday 4-7, Saturday 10-4, and Sunday 12-4
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Check out our new classes and upcoming events in the calendar!
About Us:
About Us:
The Monroe Arts Association is a non-profit community art center located in Monroe, Oregon. Dedicated to serving the interests of rural local artists and encouraging a vital, creative community the Monroe Arts Association hopes to provide everyone with exposure to, education in a wide variety of art experiences!
The Monroe Arts Association is a non-profit community art center located in Monroe, Oregon. Dedicated to serving the interests of rural local artists and encouraging a vital, creative community the Monroe Arts Association hopes to provide everyone with exposure to, education in a wide variety of art experiences!
Check out the Gallery page to see shows for the upcoming year!
What's New at MAA!
There will be a reception and 5 year Anniversary Celebration on October 31st from 4-7! Yes, there will be trick or treating, light refreshments, and Jon Franke playing music! Stop on by!
Check out the winners of the Finley Juried Show on the Gallery Page!
The Community Open is coming soon. Check out the Call to Artists page.
Art-a-thon is coming up! Go to https://go.dojiggy.io/maaartathon
Trischa Goodnow's show "Stitchy Things" is up at the Monroe Community Library! Check our her embroidered photographs!
We have MAA t-shirts and mugs in the gift shop!
We're always looking for new artists and volunteers...stop by the art center to check it out!
Thursday nights are Maker's Nights...bring some arts/crafts to work on.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Non-Discrimination Policy
Monroe Arts Association does not unlawfully discriminate internally (in its administrative and program operations) or externally (in provision of services) on the basis of race, political orientation, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, national origin, ethnicity, ancestry, marital status, veteran status, or mental or physical disability or any other status prohibited by applicable law.
Monroe Arts Association does not unlawfully discriminate internally (in its administrative and program operations) or externally (in provision of services) on the basis of race, political orientation, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, national origin, ethnicity, ancestry, marital status, veteran status, or mental or physical disability or any other status prohibited by applicable law.
Monroe Arts Association's
MISSION, VISION, VALUES, and GOALS
The Monroe Arts Association strives to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome. We are focused on achieving these goals because we believe that everyone deserves to have access to art!
MISSION
MISSION
Monroe Arts Association seeks to support our diverse rural artists and unite the community by providing a variety of creative opportunities for artistic engagement.
Monroe Arts Association seeks to support our diverse rural artists and unite the community by providing a variety of creative opportunities for artistic engagement.
VALUES
VALUES
Monroe Arts Association seeks to socially and economically elevate the lives and artistic endeavors of rural communities by inspiring artful expression in all forms regardless of age, income or skill level.
Monroe Arts Association seeks to socially and economically elevate the lives and artistic endeavors of rural communities by inspiring artful expression in all forms regardless of age, income or skill level.
VISION
VISION
Monroe Arts Association is dedicated to resolving the distinctive needs of community to facilitate a broader appreciation and understanding of the creative arts.
Monroe Arts Association is dedicated to resolving the distinctive needs of community to facilitate a broader appreciation and understanding of the creative arts.
GOALS
GOALS
Monroe Arts Association’s goal is to encourage understanding, appreciation and support of all creative visionaries, and their advocates, for generations to come.
Monroe Arts Association’s goal is to encourage understanding, appreciation and support of all creative visionaries, and their advocates, for generations to come.
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