You Are Invited To All Noyes Art Gallery Events

ART in the GARDEN : Sept. 12th

10am - 6pm

Sunken Gardens

​27th & Capital Parkway

​You may attend this event at your own risk. The risk of contracting COVID-19 has created a new social contract between event and venue operators and the people who work at and attend them. Because event workers and patrons all have a duty to behave reasonably under their circumstances, everyone should promise to maintain social distancing and engage in sanitary practices suitable for a pandemic. We will implement robust health and safety measures because this will save lives and help reopen more events. We are all in this together.
“We’re all in this together” describes the essential role patrons play in allowing live events to reopen safely. Because COVID-19 is highly contagious, everyone – patrons as well as workers – must do their part. We want to maximize health and safety compliance and minimize disruption of the event.​
If you have these symptoms, please stay home: Fever of 100.4 or above, sore throat, dry persistent cough, shortness of breath, new loss of taste or smell. At risk individuals should not participate in this event.​
WE INVITE YOU TO SAFELY PARTICIPATE FOLLOWING THESE GUIDELINES:
  • Single point of entrance: (Northwest parking lot), one direction path through the garden, one exit (southeast).
  • Social Distance: of 6ft.​​ There may be longer wait time to get into the event and in movement through the event. Please take responsibility for 6ft social distancing while you park, walk to, and attend the event.
  • Patrons whose disability makes them unable to wait in a long line may move to the front of the line for a more expedited access procedure.
  • Contact tracing at Entrance: You will be asked: In the last 48hrs, Have you or anyone you have been around have symptoms including fever 100.4+, sore throat, dry persistent cough, shortness of breath, new loss of taste or smell? You will be asked to report your name and a phone contact.
  • Hand Sanitizer: Available at entrance, provided by all artists, and at the exit.
  • Masks recommended for attendees. Gloves optional. Masks will be available for purchase at the entrance if you do not have one.
  • Attendees bring their own water, no central water distribution. There will possibly be a food truck available.
  • Parking available throughout the neighborhood or across 27th street in the rose garden/zoo area. ADA parking available on 26th street by the garden entrance.
  • Point of Sale. All artists will be collecting their own sales this year. Please be prepared to use credit cards or touchless payment as much as possible. We will offer a layaway for pick up at the gallery.​ Cash sales at the garden will be limited. Some artists will accept PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, or other touchless payment.  All artists will offer payment plans as an opportunity for you to have the artwork held at Noyes Art Gallery. A contract is required. ​

Thank You To Our Fabulous Sponsors

Ameritas​

Ameritas provides financial support so patrons may attend Art in the Garden, September 12, 2020, for free. Thank you to Ameritas and Hunter Reeves for providing us information about Ameritas service to our community.

Great Western Bank

Great Western Bank joins us financially supporting Art in the Garden, 27th and Capitol Parkway, September 12th. Because of their support, this is a free admission event. Thank you to our sponsor and Macala Carter for this information about Great Western Bank's collaboration to bring this event to Lincoln, NE residents and art lovers.

Noyes Art Gallery is open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm.

Please stop by the gallery for a personal look around or call the gallery to set up a special

viewing with the artist. Please explore our artist websites and follow our Facebook Page

and Instagram to see work by artists. We are offering curbside pick up, free delivery and

installation, and one time in home consultation by taking artwork to a patron to view

​work in their personal space.

All openings are Live Feed on Facebook. Please join at 7:00 pm.

September Focus Gallery

Please join us on Facebook @ 7pm September 4th for live streaming with the artists!
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Deborah Monfelt, Susanne Osberg, Danielle Easdale, Marcia Holliway, Lois Smith, Wendy Rhine, Erna Beach

September Third Friday Event

Please join us on Facebook @ 7pm August 21st for live streaming with the artists!
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Lorena Wachendorf, Kevin Slaby, Jennifer Bockerman, Amber Roland, Julia Noyes, Mike Dutkeiwicz, Rodger Gerberding, Kelsey Dooley

October Focus Gallery

Please join us on Facebook @ 7pm October 2nd for live streaming with the artists!
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Sharon Sykes, Cody Grape, Chase Dilley, Jessica Misner, Karen Kohtz, Peggy Alloway, Ruth Langan, Gayle Kuhlman, Teri Martens

Studio Open House Every First Friday


​Visit Noyes Artists as they open up their studios above Noyes Art Gallery. Hosted by Kevin Baker, Lisa Gustafson, Gary Kudym, Julia Noyes, Tom Marshall, Janna Harsch, Mary Jane Lamberson, Curt Adams, Kye Halsted, Matt Fair, Lynette Fast

Capitol Perspectives

A multi-artist collection of 2D works highlighting each artist's unique take on our state capitol.
July 1 - September 30 : State Office Building
301 Centennial Mall, M-F 8am-4pm

Noyes Art Gallery

​Community

​Butterfly Mural

Want to add to our Butterfly Mural? We provide paint and materials with some assistance from a Noyes Artist. All children must be supervised 1 on 1 by an adult. Please set up an appointment by calling the Noyes Art Gallery at 402-475-1061.
Lincoln Parks & Recreation Staff Visit on Art Talk Live About This Awesome Art Filled Day in the Garden.....
Lynn Johnson shares plans for Art in the Garden 2020 with Noyes Art Gallery. Attendance will be monitored carefully and contract tracing will allow for follow up if needed. We hope you will wear a mask and join in the fun at 50 Shades of Pink Honoring Women.
Steve Nosal and Alice Reed, designer and head gardeners of the Lincoln Sunken Gardens, join Art Talk Live to visit about the 2020 theme, 50 Shades of Pink Honoring Women. Listen in as they share the development of the garden and their role in caretaking.
Jessica Schafer, Intern with Lincoln Parks and Recreation, explains her role in planning for Art in the Garden, September 12, 2020, at Lincoln Sunken Gardens. Jessica also explains her intern role with Lincoln Parks and Rec. Its an interesting job with lots of variety.
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