Art/Galleries

401 N First Street
Ph: (785) 227-2220

The Birger Sandzén continues its namesake's promotion of the arts. The Gallery presents exhibits of work by local and regional as well as nationally recognized artists, music programs, receptions and docent tours for groups. Birger Sandzén is one of 8 Wonders of Kansas in Art because of his unique landscape paintings featuring bold brushwork and vibrant color and because of his lithographs, block prints, and drypoints.

Hemslöjd

201 N Main Street
Ph: (800) 779-3344 (785) 227-2053

Winner in 8 Wonders of Kansas, the Hemslöjd is an "Adventure in Swedish Tradition." Browse the gift shop that overflows with traditional, unusual and practical Swedish gifts, crafts, housewares and more. Tour the workshop and visit with the folk-artist or craftsmen as they make Dala horse signs and other specialties.

Since 1984, Hemslöjd has handcrafted personalized Dala Horse signs for homes and businesses all around the world. Among their many Scandinavian items, they offer traditional Dala Horses direct from Sweden. Over the years the hand carved and painted Dala Horse has become a symbol of authentic Swedish handicraft and one of Sweden's most popular souvenirs.

Lindsborg Old Mill and Swedish Heritage Museum

120 Mill Street
Ph: (785) 227-3595

Finalist in 8 Wonders of Kansas History, the Old Mill houses Oscar Gunnerson's concrete sculptures and Anton Pearson's Scandinavian flat plain figure carvings.
The museum preserves the early heritage of McPherson County. The museum collects, preserves, researches, exhibits and interprets materials related to this heritage with special emphasis on the period from 1870 to 1910.

Red Barn Studio Museum
212 S Main Street
Ph: (785) 227-2217

The Red Barn Studio was the working studio for professional artist and craftsman Lester Raymer (1907 - 1991). The Red Barn Studio is filled with Raymer's art and handiwork, from paintings and printers to ceramics and metalwork, from wood carving to stitchery, furniture and jewelry. A finalist in 8 Wonders of Kansas Art.

The Red Barn also offers an Artist-in-Residence program. The Artist-in Residence program at the Red Barn Studio offers visual artists and craftsmen, musicians, writers, and performer the opportunity to pursue their particular art form while being surrounded by the inspiring environment of Lester Raymer's Red Barn Studio. The Raymer Society offers the participant the use of a small apartment and studio space for periods from one week to several weeks.

Small World Gallery

127 N Main Street
Ph: (785) 227-4442

See through the eyes of world-traveled National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson at his Small World Gallery. In exhibits and in a huge greeting card selection of his work, you'll witness his passion for photography that says more. Meet Jim, if he's not on assignment, and see creations by Kathy Richardson, a jewelry designer who works with unusual and vintage metals, glass and semi-precious stones.

Smoky Valley Arts & Folklife Center

114 1/2 S. Main Street

Ph: (785) 227-7034 Email: svafc@svafc.org

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SVAFC is a venue for present and future artists, craftsmen, scholars, and performers, to introduce and exhibit their work to the Smoky Valley community and inspire creativity to abound in all ages.

Come visit our downtown gallery each weekend, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

Clara Hatton Center

105 N. Main Street

Phone: 620-504-9528

Email: info@clarahatton.art

Founded in 2020, the Clara Hatton Center is a 501(c)(3) organization that exists to foster an awareness and understanding of the life and work of Clara Anna Hatton (1901-91) and her contributions to the visual arts culture of Kansas and the Mountain-Plains region. Exhibitions, programs, and research are the means through which the Center advances this mission. The Center maintains an annual schedule of exhibitions, presents programs (lectures, demonstrations, workshops, etc.) for all ages and audiences, and provides the general public and the scholarly community with access to Hatton’s work and papers.

Central to Hatton’s practice as an artist and a teacher was her conviction that encounters with art (viewing, making, and studying) are meaningful experiences that help us better understand the human experience, regardless of age, education, race, or socio-economic standing. The Center embraces this belief, and the many facets of Hatton’s art and life provide the wellspring of material with which we strive to facilitate active encounters with art.

Lindsborg Arts Council

Email: lindsborgarts@gmail.com

The mission of the Lindsborg Arts Council is to act as a coordinating educational and service organization to foster, promote, encourage and increase the knowledge, appreciation and practice of the arts in Lindsborg and surrounding areas.

Find more information on many of these venues here: https://www.visitlindsborg.com/museums