“The object of art is to give life shape.”
Three Rivers Carnegie Center
The Carnegie Center for the Arts is located in historic downtown Three Rivers. Originally built in 1904 with Carnegie Foundation funds as the public library, the main part of the Carnegie is a beautiful example of early 19th century architecture. The Monroe Museum was opened as part of the Carnegie Center in 1997.
The Carnegie Center for the Arts indeed has something for everyone! Visit our website often to keep updated on the current happenings.
News and Events
Artist Reception ~ Join Us
The Carnegie Center for the Arts will be hosting an artist reception for our current exhibits, Time to Finish, Like Mother, Like Daughter, and Covid Reunion on Thursday, August 5 from 5:30-7:30 pm. We [...]
Now Showing~
The Carnegie Center for the Arts is elated to bring you three fabulous exhibits showing until Sept. 10, 2021. "Covid Reunion"- a mixed media exhibit which combines all of the artists who exhibited at the [...]
The Three Rivers All Schools Show
The Carnegie Center for the Arts current exhibit features the annual Three Rivers All Schools Show, this year, celebrating 5th to 12th grade artists. This amazing exhibit is a must-see! More information on the exhibit: [...]
The Carnegie Center for the Arts 2021 Regional Juried Show Awards Are…
The Carnegie Center for the Arts 2021 Regional Juried Show Awards Are... Best of Show 2D: Michael Pendola, “The Sun Returns”, Armstrong Gallery Best of Show 3D: Connie Kuilema, “Into the Woods”, Fireplace Gallery [...]
Carnegie Updated Information
Carnegie Mission Statement "The Carnegie Center for the Arts is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting personal growth, self-expression, and appreciation of the visual, literary, and performing arts among the people of southwestern Michigan, [...]
Become a Friend of the Carnegie
Are you a member or "Friend of the Carnegie Center for the Arts"? If you are, we thank you! If not, please join us and support your community art center! Your donation will ensure our [...]
