Carnegie Center for Creativity || City of Fort Collins

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200 Mathews Fort Collins, CO 80524

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Date	Holiday
Wed, Jan 1	New Year's Day
Mon, Jan 20	Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Mon, Feb 17	President's Day
Mon, May 25	Memorial Day
Fri, Jul 3	Independence Day
Mon, Sep 7	Labor Day
Wed, Nov 11	Veteran's Day
Thu, Nov 26	Thanksgiving Day
Fri, Dec 25	Christmas Day

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Facility Closure

In response to the latest local, state and federal recommendations regarding public gatherings, the City of Fort Collins is temporarily closing the Carnegie Center for Creativity. This includes all exhibits, meetings, classes, performances, and other events.

Thank you for your understanding during this unprecedented time. We will continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as available.

About the Carnegie Center for Creativity

The Carnegie Center for Creativity (Carnegie) at the Historic Carnegie Building is owned and operated by the City of Fort Collins. The Carnegie is home to public gallery, classroom, and meeting spaces that are available to rent for exhibition, performance, teaching and event purposes. The Carnegie is intended to be used by artists from various disciplines, employing a wide range of artistic expressions. The Carnegie is also home to the Downtown Fort Collins Creative District and Fort Collins Public Media.

2020 Youth Art Month Virtual Exhibit

Youth Art Month is observed nationally every March to emphasize the value of art education for all youth and to encourage support for quality school art programs. The City of Fort Collins holds an annual exhibit at the Carnegie Center for Creativity to showcase the talent of young artists from private and public schools in Fort Collins. Over 40 schools displayed their student’s artwork in the exhibition, featuring the work of kindergarteners through high school students in all media--including paintings, sculpture, clay, jewelry and more.

In response to local, state and federal recommendations regarding public gatherings, the City of Fort Collins closed the Carnegie Center for Creativity and the exhibit. In hopes that for more people to see the amazing artwork, we are posting a virtual version of the exhibit here on our website.

View the Exhibit as a PDF

2020 Youth Art Month Virtual Exhibit Slideshow