Current Exhibitions

Happy Place in the acorn gallery

Lakewood Arts invites artists to participate in Happy Place, an exhibition celebrating the places, memories, and experiences that bring us joy, comfort, and connection. Artists are encouraged to create artwork inspired by a special place that holds personal meaning. Whether it is a childhood home, a favorite vacation destination, a beloved landscape, a neighborhood gathering spot, a family tradition, or a place that exists only in memory, Happy Place explores the emotional connection between people and the places they cherish. This exhibition invites artists to share stories of fond memories, meaningful experiences, and sentimental locations that continue to bring happiness and inspiration.

Deadlines & Events:

Start: Saturday, July 25th, 2026
End: Friday, August 28th, 2026

First Friday/Award Announcement: Friday, August 7th from 5:00p - 9:00p

Pick Up Work - End of Show: Saturday, August 29th between 10:00a - 11:00a

No Early Pick-up. LAC is not responsible for artwork picked‐up late. There will be a charge of $15 per work per day.


Charley Casper, A Glass of Wine, Digital Art, 16" x 20", $65

Deanne Dreyer, Tropical Daydreams, Watercolor, 15.25" x 12.25" Framed, $105

Gail Firmin, High Country Hike, Pen & Ink with Watercolor, 15" x 19", $150

Vicki Metz, Pikes Peak - Colorful Colorado, Watercolor, 13" x 9.25", $119

Charlie Casper, Cinderella's Castle, Digital Art, 24" x 34", $180

Erin Floyd, A Cone Full of Happiness, Texture Paste on Canvas, 20" x 20", $355

Gail Firmin, KnickKnackPaddywhack, Pen & Ink with Watercolor, 12" x 16", $150

Vicki Metz, The Flatirons - Colorful Colorado, Watercolor, 15" x 10", $139

Charlie Casper, Red Barn, Mixed Media on Digital Art, 12" x 24", $150

Erin Floyd, Glowing Night Sky, Texture Paste on Canvas, 15" x 30", $300

Gail Firmin, Rocky Mountain High, Pastel, 11" x 14", $175

Vicki Metz, Where Columbine Grow, Watercolor, 12" x 12", $115

Elsa Billingsley and Nick zuiderveld on the Community Wall

Elsa Billingsley


Nick Zuiderveld

Snart (snout art) by Doolittle farm sanctuary art collective on the spotlight wall

Doolittle Farm Sanctuary is a small, private sanctuary that provides a home for farm animals (pot-bellied pigs, goats, sheep, alpacas, llamas, horses and other animals) who have been abused, abandoned or neglected, and are in need of a forever home.

Materials: food coloring, saliva, hair, dirt, snot, sealer - all by our pig friends! Check out Doolittle Farm Sanctuary Art Collective at snoutartsnart.com