Services Offered
Art Exhibitions
Rotating displays of local artists' work, including paintings, sculptures, and children's art, available for viewing and purchase.
Event Venue Rental
Host performances, theater shows, and community events in a versatile space with beautiful natural lighting.
Gallery Hops
Participate in local art walks and gallery events, featuring fresh exhibits updated every few weeks.
Children's Art Gallery
Showcase artwork from Lexington public school students, fostering creativity and community engagement.
Art Sales
Purchase affordable art and crafts from local artists on commission, supporting the regional arts scene.
Reviews
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Katherine Seaman
via Google
about 1 year ago
I've been to the art galleries here a few times now, and it's always super cool. They rotate the art every couple of weeks, so it's always something fresh and new! I definitely recommend visiting this place!
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Yolantha Harrison-Pacevia Google
over 1 year ago
I love the artistic diversity of this theatre.
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Shainey Marcusvia Google
over 1 year ago
We visited the downtown arts center which is a great public space. It is owned and operated by the city and allows for local artists to have space to sell items on commission and there is no admission fee. Upstairs it has a children's gallery that features local children's artwork from the public school system. The downtown art center is also on the gallery hop and is currently renovating space to allow for more visitors and more exhibit space. We definitely recommend stopping by if you are looking for a relaxing quiet space to reflect and see local artists. Follow us for more great reviews™
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Callie Simpsonvia Google
about 4 years ago
My daughter Is in a dance class and they had there 1st prof romance here and turned out great I even recorded other proforming acts i really enjoyed this experience thank you for having us.
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Katelynn Ralstonvia Google
over 7 years ago
PMDAC is a great venue in the heart of downtown Lexington. The most recent show I saw was Pangaea, a dual exhibition between local queer artists Patrick Smith and Robert Morgan. It's a sweet space -- not too big, not too small -- with big beautiful windows that let in fantastic light. Really brought the best out of Morgan's sculptures. I also loved how the show was curated with salon style collections of Smith's paintings. The staff are friendly. The snacks are delicious. And they have a selection of local artists' and craftsmans' art pieces available for purchase and very affordable prices. A super approachable art space.
