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 HIGHLIGHT EXHIBITION:
Noblesville High School Fine Arts Capstone
May 1-29
During the 2025-26 school year, Noblesville High School seniors worked to deepen their understanding of the art world and art related career paths. Students achieved this through independent projects, research, and hands on field experiences with Noblesville Creates.
For the month of May, their independent capstone projects will be displayed in the Judge Stone House Gallery.
The full “Fine Arts Capstone” exhibit can be seen in the Judge Stone House May 1-29, Wednesday through Friday from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the Noblesville Creates on 8th campus.
NOBLESVILLE CITY HALL COMMUNITY EXHIBITS:
“Art in Bloom”
May 1- June 26
In celebration of spring and the 6th Annual Indiana Peony Festival on May 17th, Noblesville City Hall is blossoming with blooms of art! The exhibit, “Art in Bloom”, features a variety of work from local creatives.
FOUR DAY RAY: Coming Soon!
Interested in being featured at Four Day Ray? Visit our ‘Submit’ page here for more information and for the official submission form.
STEPHENSON SHOWCASE:
The Healing Power of Art
May 1-29
This year’s “Healing Power of Art” invites artists and visitors alike to explore the profound connection between creativity and well-being. Local mixed-media artist, Mark Rouse, had begun planning an enhanced showcase experience based on the notion that art heals. Following his unexpected passing in November of last year, the exhibit now stands as a tribute to his enduring creative spirit.
This gallery on the Noblesville Creates on 8th campus is open Wednesday through Friday from 12-5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEYER NAJEM SHOWCASE:
“The Unfolding Canvas: A Fluid Odyssey” by Beth Miller
March 6-April 27
Some journeys unfold slowly, like pigment drifting across water, guided by unseen currents. In those quiet movements, something honest emerges. Artist Beth Miller invites viewers into that space of emergence with her solo exhibit, “The Unfolding Canvas: A Fluid Odyssey”.