If you don’t always have the ability to get to Noblesville Creates gallery locations physically, we can bring our current works on display to you!
JUDGE STONE HOUSE EXHIBIT: “In the Process”
June 6-28
Every artist approaches creation differently. Even within traditional standards there are personal processes that lead each work to be truly unique.
In the In the Process exhibit, artists of all mediums showcase unfinished works, finished works that might need some final fussing, or works that display their creation process.
FOUR DAY RAY: Hamilton County Artists’ Association
April 4-June 28
The Hamilton County Artists’ Association (HCAA) will be hosting a variety of work from several of their artist members from April through June. Enjoy local fine art as you dine, such as landscapes, portraiture, still lifes, and more!
Four Day Ray Brewing, located at 11671 Lantern Road in Fishers, Sunday and Monday from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Friday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00.
NOBLESVILLE CITY HALL: “Art in Bloom” Community Exhibit
May 1-June 27
In celebration of spring and the annual Indiana Peony Festival on May 17th, Noblesville City Hall is blossoming with blooms of art!
STEPHENSON SHOWCASE: “History in Focus” by Michael White
June 6-28
In a world saturated with instant images and digital filters, photographer Michael White slows down. He embraces process, patience, and the quiet poetry of handmade photographs. His upcoming exhibit, History in Focus, celebrates not only the historic architecture of Noblesville but also the enduring art of analog photography.
History in Focus will be on view at the Stephenson House Gallery from June 6-28, 2025. Visitors are invited to meet Michael and explore this one-of-a-kind collection at the opening reception on Friday, June 6, from 6-8 p.m.
MEYER NAJEM SHOWCASE: “Senses in Nature” by Shelley Feeney
April 4-June 27
It can be difficult to slow down when life seems to move faster every year. With a fast-filling calendar it often feels like there is no time to stop and smell the roses. We come out of these winter months hustling and bustling as our environment likewise blooms. Artist Shelley Feeney finds peace when she slows down and savors small moments outdoors. Light through trees, shadows dancing on the ground, and more are celebrated in her upcoming showcase exhibit, Senses in Nature.
Meet Shelley at her free public reception on Friday, May 9th, from 6-8 p.m.!