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Hearst Permanent Collection PickA "Ring Around the Rosie" ghost-like figures circle. Spirits trapped in a dance. A class...
10/26/2026

Hearst Permanent Collection Pick

A "Ring Around the Rosie" ghost-like figures circle. Spirits trapped in a dance. A classic. A perfect finale. Spooky season may be coming to an end, but we celebrate the strange & unusual arts all year long.

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Shirley Eliason Haupt, To Survive is the Final Horror, Brush and ink, Gift from George Haupt, 1991.03.01

Love this🧡 “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is on view in Mae Latta Hall through the end of this month🖤
10/26/2026

Love this🧡 “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is on view in Mae Latta Hall through the end of this month🖤

Today’s fall vibes with ‘Nestled’🍁"It is in 'Nestled' that I explore home and nature.  The branch symbolizes nature, and...
10/24/2026

Today’s fall vibes with ‘Nestled’🍁

"It is in 'Nestled' that I explore home and nature. The branch symbolizes nature, and the spine upholding everyday life and the many choices and decisions one can make. Home embodies familiarity, all held together with the safe supports of family, friends, and community." - Artist, Gillian Christy

📷 our Ceramic Manager & Tech, Amythest; sculpture located in the Hearst Sculpture Garden, directly next to the bike path

It’s the perfect weekend in CF to adventure around town & view all the incredible public art🚲🍁
10/24/2026

It’s the perfect weekend in CF to adventure around town & view all the incredible public art🚲🍁

There is no roundabout way of saying this (get it?) - autumn looks better in Cedar Falls. 🍂

Enjoy the beautiful fall weather with the Roundabout Cedar Falls Public Art Tour from the Hearst Center for the Arts! Explore our city's diverse collection of sculptures and murals, including the Nest in North Cedar, via the mobile tour platform at www.thehearst.org (scroll to the bottom).

By foot or bike, for art enthusiasts or casual travelers, this is the perfect way to soak in the colors of the season. 🧡❤️🤎

Thank you to the Cedar Falls Community Foundation Diamond Art & History Grant for helping make this project possible.

Great opportunity for ages 13-19! The Cedar Valley Youth Poet Laureate (CVYPL) is coming to the Hearst Center this fall ...
10/23/2026

Great opportunity for ages 13-19! The Cedar Valley Youth Poet Laureate (CVYPL) is coming to the Hearst Center this fall with TWO workshops! Take one or both! Participation is FREE with registration required. Register online via https://bit.ly/HearstRegister!

Dates: November 3 & 24, 2026 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Participants get the opportunity to focus on metaphor making, slam poetry, and the power of poetry in community! The November 24 session is a fun collab with UNI Slam - love it! Come write, share, and speak up with CVYPL.

CVYPL is a proud chapter of the National Youth Poet Laureate initiative, a nationwide effort initiated by Urban Word, the country’s leading youth literary arts organization. Their mission is to celebrate and uplift young artists and provide them with the tools they need to grow both as writers and as members of the community.

More ceramic creations from our fall sessions🙌
10/22/2026

More ceramic creations from our fall sessions🙌

Fall color palette in the Hearst Sculpture Garden so far…🍂🍁
10/22/2026

Fall color palette in the Hearst Sculpture Garden so far…🍂🍁

  of the artist process. We love a good kiln capture🤍 The exhibition, "Grief Is the Price of Love," from our very own Ce...
10/22/2026

of the artist process. We love a good kiln capture🤍

The exhibition, "Grief Is the Price of Love," from our very own Ceramic Manager & Tech, Amythest Warrington, is on view in the Law-Reddington Gallery at the Waterloo Center for the Arts. Stop over to the center through November 22 to check out the incredible artwork our girl has created.

“My work explores the beauty and pain of loss through art. I physically bear down into the clay, then remove the object, leaving a void to physically represent the emotional weight an experience leaves on us, making the invisible visible. I utilize clay’s unique physical properties of malleability, recyclability, and permanence to explore the dichotomy between strength and frailty as an allegory to the human condition. These meticulously crafted, beautiful objects draw you into serious and often taboo subjects to comfort those who need it, while challenging those that are comfortable.”

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304 West Seerley Boulevard
Cedar Falls, IA
50613

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 1pm - 4pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

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