What began as a blank canvas quickly became something much bigger. On Saturday, September 5, the Ossining Arts Council welcomed neighbors, friends, families, artists, and community members of all ages to Canvas in Common, our community picnic and collaborative art experience at Grace Episcopal Church’s St. Paul’s Campus.

This Saturday, the Ossining Arts Council invites the community to slow down, spend some time together, and help create something that belongs to all of us. Canvas in Common is part community gathering, part collaborative art experience—and everyone is invited to take part.

On Sunday, August 9, the Ossining Arts Council welcomed artists and visitors to the historic Jug Tavern for the REVOLUTIONARY 250: AN ART EXHIBITION Artist Talk.

The Ossining Arts Council was proud to celebrate the opening reception for Revolutionary 250: An Art Exhibition on Friday evening at The Jug Tavern Gallery.

The Ossining Arts Council is proud to sponsor Revolutionary 250: An Art Exhibition, opening Friday, July 24, 2026, at The Jug Tavern of Sparta.

The 2026 Ossining Arts Council Annual Member Show is now on view at the Ossining Public Library, featuring artwork from OAC member artists across a wide range of styles, mediums, and creative perspectives.

The Ossining Arts Council continues to grow its digital presence through videos, artist interviews, event highlights, social media posts, and special programs like The Art Exchange.

The Ossining Arts Council is excited to share the newest episode of The Art Exchange, our ongoing interview series highlighting the artists who make up our creative community.

After two issues of The Palette, the Ossining Arts Council’s monthly newsletter is beginning to find its rhythm.

At the end of April, the Ossining Arts Council spent the weekend connecting with the community in two meaningful ways — celebrating creativity outdoors at the Green Ossining Earth Day Festival and gathering with artists at the Ossining Public Library for a hands-on workshop.