Non-for-Profit engaging the Community with art, cultural awareness, programming, and service.
Since its inception, the University of Notre Dame's Center for Arts and Culture has provided both the University community and surrounding area with free exhibitions, celebrations including those for SB150 and Indiana's bicentennial with our annual summer block parties. We've also put on many cultural events like African Marriage Traditions, Day of the Dead exhibitions, and our March Women's Heritage Month Programming.
The Center is located in the West Washington Neighborhood, designated as a National Historical Registry.
Our two story building houses the Crossroads Gallery, Segura Arts Studio, ND Office of Community Relations, and Educational Programming including summer camps.
VISION: “Notre Dame’s vision for the Center is one of education, empowerment, and inspiration via the creation and appreciation of art, the study of cultures, and through community engagement via programs and services.”
Prints from Segura Art Studio, the Crossroads Gallery, Educational Programs, Community Relations
