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4th Friday Art Walk – Galleries In Downtown Prescott

Prescott AZ features our 4th Friday Art Walk every month of the year showcasing regional & international photography, painting, sculpture, jewelry & wearable art! Meander the streets & courtyards to discover a virtual feast for the eyes & soul. During the Spring & Summer months […]

Sept 22nd is Prescott’s Art Walk

It is Friday night and you and yours are looking for something to do. Consider a stroll to downtown Prescott where you can partake in the 4th Friday Art Walk from 5 PM to 8 PM. This is a free every where you can enjoy […]

Funtography 101

Are you ready for some Funtography? Bring your digital camera or smartphone to learn photography basics in this kid-friendly workshop. For children, ages 9-13. Register online, at the Youth Desk or call 928.777.1537. Presented by the 4H Yavapai County Extension.

Into the Woods: George Lewis & John Hoyt

In the Mezzanine Gallery at ‘Tis Art Gallery Into the Woods George Lewis & John Hoyt Photography and Wood Sculpture. Respectively March 15 through April 14, 2016 Art Walk reception Friday March 25th 5 to 7 P.M.

Photo & Paint Exhibit at ‘Tis

February 15- March 14, 2016 Artists reception Friday February 26th 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. (In conjunction with Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk) Bonnie Dann is an illustrator and photographer whose work has appeared in many publications including The Boston Globe, Oxford University Press, and William […]

Shooting Birds: The Modern Naturalist’s Approach

Although he began his dual hobbies of bird watching and photography only three years ago, Rich Lewis has gained local respect and notoriety as a wildlife photographer. In this free presentation, Rich will describe how birding and photography can intersect in the life of a naturalist.

Rich will also be leading a photography skills field outing on Saturday, January 16, from 8am-noon. Registration is available at www.naturalhistoryinstitute.org in the Natural History Store.

The Natural History Institute is located at 312 Grove Ave on the Prescott College Campus, off the NW corner of Sheldon and Grove. Once you see the large mural of local flora and fauna, you’ll know you’ve found us!