Membership is the simplest way to be part of the Lander Art Center, and it's the support we can count on most. Members are the people who use the building, in the clay studio on a Tuesday or at an opening on a Friday night. What you pay goes straight into the work. It pays teachers and fires kilns, and it keeps a community art center steady between grant cycles. Not a donation you make to LAC, but a share in it. Pick the level that matches how you use the place. Memberships renew on their own, and you can change or cancel yours any time.
Membership is the simplest way to be part of the Lander Art Center, and it's the support we can count on most. LAC works from five principles: inclusion, agency, potential, curiosity, and generosity. Some members practice them here every week, in the clay studio on a Tuesday, at an exhibition opening, or at an artist market. Some haven't taken a class in years and keep a membership because they know what making things does for a person, and what an art center does for a town. What you pay goes straight into the work. It pays teachers and fires kilns, and it keeps a community art center steady between grant cycles. It's not a donation you make to LAC, but a share in it. Every membership comes with a place in the Members Show (entry fee included), the members preview at Art in the Afternoon, and LAC's email and mail. A household membership covers two adults and every child under 18 at one address, and each of them gets the same. Pick the level that fits how you take part. Memberships renew on their own, and you can change or cancel yours any time.
