Morean Arts Center

719 Central Avenue
Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

727-822-7872

Our Mission:

Connecting People with Art

The mission of the Morean Arts Center is to connect people with art through innovative, community-oriented art and art education and to contribute to the economic development of the region.

Our Story:

The Morean Arts Center, with roots dating back to 1917 as the Art Club of St. Petersburg, focuses on an innovative, community-oriented approach to art and art education. Our classes and outreach programs are designed to bring out the artist in all of us. We offer adult programs, kids’ programs, family programs, early childhood programs, and summer camp programs, attracting beginners and advanced students alike.

The Morean touches the lives of thousands of youth —many of whom are at risk—through our primary outreach programs, KidVentures and Word & Image. Our exhibitions bring contemporary art created by local, regional and national artists to the community in virtually all visual mediums. These artists include Jasper Johns, Duncan McClellan, Allison Massari, Peter Max, Babs Reingold and Jun Kaneko—to name a few. The Morean Arts Center for Clay moved to a renovated space at the Historic Train Station in 2009. It has allowed for a three-fold expansion of our clay program with more classes, more space and more equipment. And the Bank of America Children’s Learning Center provides a hands-on learning environment for kids of all ages and abilities.

Our programming doesn’t stop there. 

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