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Welcome to website of The Arts Alliance of the White Mountains (AAWM) and Center for the Arts. We are a local non-profit whose goal is to showcase local artists of all types. The Center for the Arts is a Gallery and Gift Shop open to the public. It is located at 251 Penrod Rd. in Show Low (the old Navajo County... -
The Arts Alliance of the White Mountains and Center for the Arts is a local non-profit whose goal is to showcase local artists of all types. The Center for the Arts is a gallery and gift shop open to the public. It is located at 251 Penrod Road in Show Low (the old Navajo County facility). We bring classes, demonstrations,... -
The Center for the Arts offers workshops for all ages and is always open to ideas for new workshops. We strive to offer low cost workshops to bring artistic opportunities to everyone in our communities. Please email or call and leave your contact info, if you have an idea for a workshop. To sign up for classes or workshops... -
Have a birthday gift you need to pick up? How about a wedding? Of course, there is always holiday shopping! Visit the Gift Shop at the Center for the Arts! We have fresh, innovative art in the Gift Shop. All artists displayed are created by White Mountain Artists. We have new gifts provided for the shop weekly so stopping... -
Below are Artists who are members of the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains (AAWM) and are in good standing with the organization. These artists have created a brochure flyer about their work. Some have provided a link to their website. This is a list of the AAWM Artists that have submitted biographies and information about... -
2021 Student Art Show Fifty-eight pieces of student art, entered in the student show at the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains, 251 Penrod Road, in Show Low, has been judged by a panel of artists. Artworks created in pencil, watercolor, oil, acrylic, clay, fiber photography and other media competed for awards which will be... -
Show Low TV featured the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains (AAWM) on their “What to do in the White Mountains” TV show. The video aired in the spring of 2017 and the video features four programs offered at the center. These programs are: Paint with Friends, Show Low Writers Group, After School Kids Art Program,... -
The Center for the Arts offers art classes, workshops and special events for all ages and is always open to ideas for new workshops. We strive to offer low cost workshops to bring artistic opportunities to everyone in our communities.
Art can touch the soul ... Shape a future ... Strengthen a community - AAWM
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Show Low TV featured the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains (AAWM) on their “What to do in the White Mountains” TV show. The video aired in the spring of 2017 and the video features four programs offered at the center. These programs are: Paint with Friends, Show Low Writers Group, After School Kids Art Program, and The Native Flute Circle. All of these events are open to the public. The After School Kids Art Program is fee based.
Recent Blog Posts
April 28, 2021 |
2021 Concert Series Scheduled – Tickets available through PayPal
We’ve got three concerts scheduled this summer. June 3rd at 6pm will bring Doug Figgs to the Center for the...
September 3, 2020 |
Student Art Show Rescheduled for October 2020
AAWM’s Student Art Show Each year the Center for the Arts and Navopache Electric Cooperative sponsors an art show...
June 30, 2020 |
Operations at the Center for the Arts during the CoronaVirus
While we’re resume our normal business hours at the Center for the Arts here in the White Mountains of...
March 23, 2020 |
CoronaVirus and the Center for the Arts
We at the Center for the Arts are following the efforts of the state and the community to stem the CoronaVirus....
February 20, 2020 |
Art, Music and Poetry – March 14th, 1pm to 4pm
Steve Taylor and Chris Isaacs have been invited to present readings from their books at the Center for the Arts...
January 14, 2020 |
Artist of the Month – Rusty Childress – January 2020
After beginning his career as a photojournalist in 1978, Rusty then spent 33 years in the automotive industry but...