SUMMER CAMPS AT THE LASC! REGISTER NOW!
Get to LIVING your best summer with The Living Arts and Science Center Summer camps!
We have unique art and science camps for grades PREK- 12 and students learn with working artists and scientists. We offer plenty of outdoor activities as well as hands-on learning and we have Lexington’s only public planetarium that campers utilize daily for learning and for fun!
WANT TO SUPPORT STUDENTS IN NEED THIS SUMMER? CLICK HERE FOR OPPORTUNITIES!
VISIT OUR INCREDIBLE GALLERIES!
And please welcome Jeanette Tesmer, our new Gallery Director!
What’s happening?
Comic Book Art March 18 – June 24 in the Atrium Gallery
The love for comics is generations old. Now more than ever, artists are creating, writing, producing, and publishing their own comic series. This exhibition will feature local artists who publish their own comics.
Different Points of View April 15 – June 24 in the GLO Gallery
Featuring artists Teri Dryden, Charles Ellis, and Gary Mesa-Gaido, this exhibition will have you viewing art in new ways through abstract expression.
Annual High School Juried Exhibit in partnership with Lex Arts May 20 – July 8 in the Kinkead Gallery
Amazing art from talented regional high school students. This is a juried exhibition with recognition.
Art from classes, camps and more in the LASC Student Gallery
COVID-19 INFO
The Center is OPEN 9am – 5pm, M – F! Our galleries, Maker’s Space and exhibits are OPEN based on building safety capacity and activities. We have lots of activities, camps, upcoming events and virtual fun for you to check out!
As a nonprofit organization, the Living Arts and Science Center relies on generous contributions from individuals, corporations, foundations, and public agencies to support our many educational programs. Gifts are welcomed year-round, and are tax deductible as allowed by law.Through your involvement and support, the Living Arts & Science Center makes our community immeasurably better.
Contact us about corporate sponsorship, event sponsorship and planned giving.
