Important Event Info
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
NOVEMBER 9, 2024, 9AM—3PM
First Baptist Church, 186 S Business Rt. 5, Camdenton, MO
Admission for the public is free.
The Lake Arts Council is celebrating our creative community with a Festival of the Arts on November 9, 2024. Artists, artisans, makers, and creators are invited to bring their beautiful creations and participate in this this amazing event.
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
DECEMBER 9, 2024, 5:00PM – 7:00PM
3797 Osage Beach Parkway
Stone Crest Mall, Suite D4 (Between Ashley Furniture and State Fair College, by Luxury Nails)
Come meet our Board of Directors, celebrate what the LAC has accomplished this year, and hear about our plans for 2025. See our selection of Art books and magazines that are free with a donation. Appetizers, wine, and hot cranberry cider will be served.
NEIGHBORING ART AGENCIES INFO
Mid-America Art Alliance
www.maaa.org
Arkansas Arts Council
www.arkansas.org
Nebraska Arts Council
www.artscouncil.nebraska.gov
Oklahoma Arts Council
www.arts.ok.gov
Texas Commission on the Arts
www.arts.texas.gov
K.C. Regional Arts Council
https://artskkc.org
Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission
www.kansascommerce.com/caic
St. Joseph Allied Arts Council
www.stjoearts.org
Hannibal Arts Council
www.hannibalarts.com
Columbia Arts Council
www.como.gov/arts
Springfield Regional Arts Council
www.springfieldarts.org
Missouri Symphony Orchestra
www.mosymphonysociety.org
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
www.stlsymphony.org
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
www.kcsymphony.org
Springfield Symphony Orchestra
www.springfieldmosymphony.org
Wichita Symphony Orchestra
www.wichitasymphony.org
LAKE OF THE OZARKS AREA ARTS PROGRAMS & EVENTS WE SPONSOR
Click image to enlarge photo slideshow
2021 Student Art/Photo Quest
Missouri Pops Symphony
Lake Arts Council have made it a point to annually bring symphonic music to the Lake of the Ozarks.
Photos Courtesy of Kirk Davis
Missoula Children’s Theatre
The Missoula Children’s Theatre has been brought to the Lake annually since 2007. This program involves around 60 children each year, ranging from K-12 in a one week thespian experience. We are proud to say we have never charged a child to participate.
(Photos Courtesy of Gemma Campanini)
Senior Story Quest
2019 Winners
“Bogeyman: A Story of Kindness”
by Abigail Verts
“Checkmate”
by Savannah Verts
Student Art Quest
Lake Arts Council sponsors a competition for K-12 artists that covers our three county service area and involves over 400 entrants.
(Photos Courtesy of Tricia Williamson)
Lake Arts Variety Showcase
This is an annual event that brings together a variety of performers that span an assortment of talents and a wide range of ages.
(Photos Courtesy of Abby Johnson)
Student Photo Quest
Lake Arts Council sponsors a competition for K-12 photographers that covers our three county service area.
(Photos Courtesy of Tricia Williamson)
Palm Sunday Art Show
This art show attracts entrants from beyond our catchment area and has been in existence for many years.
2019 PhotoQuest Winners
Arts for the Seasons
An annual art show held at Porto Cima in the Fall. Original artwork by Mid-Missouri artists will be on display at the Porto Cima Yacht Club.
Photos courtesy of Robert Bair.
Art in the Park
Lake Arts Council participate in two local communities in this activity sponsored by local child advocacy groups.
Junior Duck Stamp
Lake Arts Council works with the Department of Conservation to facilitate the State wide competition. Students are competing to have their painting of a duck used to print a US postage stamp.
BLAST FROM THE PAST EVENTS
Congratulations to all the prize winners and honorable mentions from Photo Quest 2024!
Best in Show – Peter Somers “Puffin Around”
Photos will be on display in the Lake Arts Council office, Stone Crest Mall, 3797 Osage Beach Pkwy. Ste. D-4 Monday -Friday 9a.m. to 2p.m. through October 25th.
Winners Pictured (L to R) Darrell Taylor, Mark Wehrle, Greg Stoner, Peter Somers
Wildlife & Nature
- 1st place – Greg Stoner “Trouble on the Log”
- 2nd place – Rebecca Wright “Peek-A-Boo!”
- 3rd place – Greg Stoner “Raccoon”
Honorable Mentions:
- Rebecca Wright – “Box Turtle in the Leaves”; “Turkey Vulture at Ha Ha Tonka”
- John Brand – “Sweet Nectar”; “Good Boy”; “Drake Mallard”
- Darrell Taylor – “Ozark Stream”
Abstracts & Story Telling
- 1st place – Jennifer Kitchen “Hall of Justice”
- 2nd place – Howard Newman “Keep Looking Up”
- 3rd place – Mark Wehrle “Hang Gliding”
Honorable Mentions:
- Darrell Taylor – “Angling at Sunset”
- Peter Somers – Sepp
- Becky Beck – “Wavy Shell”
- Janet Loesch – “Close to Heaven”; “Remnants of What Was”
Landscapes & Scenics
- 1st place – Darrell Taylor “Watching the Water Fall”
- 2nd place – Howard Newman “Keep Looking Up”
- 3rd place – Darrell Taylor “Foggy Morning Fishing”
Honorable Mentions:
- Janet Loesch – “Heading Home”
- Howard Newman – “Alaskan Grandeur”
- Darrell Taylor – “Rocky Mountain Lake”; “Last Flight of the Day”
- John Brand – “Early Serenity”
Travel
- 1st place – Peter Somers “Port Wine”
- 2nd place – Greg Stoner “Rough Seas”
- 3rd place – John Brand “The Badlands Sunset”
Honorable Mentions:
- Mark Wehrle – “Lifeguard”
- Shaunna Wood – “Savannah Spring”
- Greg Stoner – “Chaos in Cairo”; “Luxor Temple”
Architecture & Machines
- 1st place – Jennifer Kitchen “Eads Bridge”
- 2nd place – Shaunna Wood “Alignment”
- 3rd place – Darrell Taylor “Castle on the Rhine”
Honorable Mentions:
- Shaunna Wood – “Lightner Museum”
- Mark Wehrle – “Great Smoky Mountains”
- Cynthia Goldsby – “Pinball Wizard”
- Peter Somers – “Golden Gate Bridge”
2024 Missouri Symphony Concert
Tickets on sale now for July 7 concert
brought to the Lake by the Lake Arts Council
St. Louis Osuwa Taiko Drummers
brought to the Lake by the Lake Arts Council
Vienna Boys' Choir
The Vienna Boys’ Choir is a choir of boy sopranos and altos based in Vienna, Austria. It is one of the best-known boys’ choirs in the world.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
(Photos Courtesy of Kirk Davis)