Members of the San Marcos Arts Commission, other city officials, mosaic artist Carmen Rangel, and representatives of the Price Center will gather by the new mosaic on the front steps of the Price Center at 10 am on June 25 for the official dedication of the new public art installation. Brief remarks, photos, and a chance to meet the artist are among the highlights. The public is encouraged to join in! The new front steps mosaic at the Price Center was commissioned by the S

Springs of Life Church, an affirming congregation that gathers for worship at the Price Center every Sunday at 11 a.m. is sponsoring a free showing of 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture as part of its PRIDE Month observations. “We’re excited to share this movie for those who have only ever heard that the Bible is against them. We believe that it’s possible to be your fully authentic self and still take the Bible seriously,” said Rev. Larry Gibson, pastor of Springs

The Price Center & Garden has entered into a partnership agreement with the American Red Cross Community Adaption Program (CAP). The new partnership is providing funding to the Center to convert its current outdated kitchen into one that could function in the event of a disaster as a kitchen for emergency food prep and distribution as part of an ongoing recovery effort. The Red Cross is making a substantial investment by providing all new and enhanced appliances to update the

The Price Center & Garden is a non-profit visual and performing arts and cultural community center dedicated to the healthy enrichment of lives across generations. As required by its charter, the Price Center conducted its annual membership meeting and election of officers on May 20, during the opening reception for its current gallery show: Artful Alchemy. Following brief remarks by the board chair, treasurer, and executive director, dues-paying members of the Price Center

The Price Center & Garden has once again earned the title of Best of Hays, marking its seventh recognition! The 2025 accolades are for Best Art Gallery/Exhibit and Social Venue, both of which the Center has won over the past several years. “We are grateful to all who nominated and/or voted for us, said Clay DeStefano, executive director. “The Arts Committee does a spectacular job creating, curating, and overseeing all aspects of our gallery and other arts activities,” he add

A new Wind Phone at the Price Center is one of more than two hundred around the world offering comfort to anyone who is grieving. The Phone is the result of the donation and installation by Price Center Arts Committee and Board Member Garrie Borden and her husband Ronnie. Once they made their recommendation to the Board, the Bordens searched for an ideal phone and eventually discovered a vintage wall phone at an area resale shop. The couple then fashioned the components of th

The newest Call for Art from the Price Center’s Arts Committee is again honoring the planet by seeking art that focuses on the theme of recycling and reusing an item to create a new work of art. Artful Alchemy: Materials Transformed will be on display from May 2 – June 20. The Call is open to all area artists. Interested artists may drop their art off at the Price Center on Tue., April 28, from noon – 6 p.m. and Wednesday, April 29 10 am – 5 pm. All media accepted. A $10 app

Our seasonal music series -- Live at Price returns Tuesday, April 14 for the final spring concert with Ginger Leigh and John Pointer. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased in advance or at the Door. Doors open at 6:30, Concert at 7. Complimentary beverages are served. Visit www.liveatprice.com for tickets and more information. Ginger Leigh will perform with guest artist John Pointer for the April 14 Live at Price Concert. Ginger Leigh, a dynamic musician hailing from the vibr

The newest in the Aging Well workshop series brought to you by TXST's Alliance of Researchers in Aging (ARIA) and the Price Center will feature Dr. Christopher Johnson who will outline some global approaches to managing Alzheimer’s symptoms, focusing on physical exercise, cognitive training, diet, and sensory therapies to improve quality of life and cognition. Following the formal presentation, participants, who are seated at roundtables, engage in discussions with the speake

More than ninety area women contributed 103 amazing works of art for the Price Center’s newest show “ Break the Mold: Honoring Women & Their Art .” This year, our annual all-women’s show celebrates International Women’s Day with 2-floors of unique art on display now through April 25. Jill Pankey's "I Dream I Can Fly" oil painting is one of the many delights in the show. The Opening Reception is slated to be held on Sunday, March 8 -- International Women’s Day – from 3-5 p.m.