We have one more weekend of shows for the fantastic theatre production of She Loves Me – directed by Brandi McClaran. Get tickets for March 3rd, 4th, or 5th by clicking here → Buy Tickets

Let Leeds Arts Council transport you to 1934 Budapest to Maraczek’s Parfumie and watch the story unfold to reveal Georg and Amalia, two individuals who love to hate each other, but unknowing to them are in love with each other through a Lonely Hearts Club. Follow this hilarious musical written by Joe Masterof with music and lyrics by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnock. The musical is based on the film The Shop Around The Corner and is the premise for the hit film You’ve Got Mail. Please join us February 24th through March 5th to see this fabulous cast and specatular show. Ticket cost is $17

Happy February! Love is in the air! Some Leeds Arts Council board members created an art piece in our planter for Leeds Main Street‘s contest! Thanks to Beverly Wison, Sandra Bailey, Jessica Carmon, & Mandi Rae Trott for putting your creative skills to work!

This piece is meant to draw your attention to the upcoming performance of She Loves Me – the opening date is February 24th. This theatrical performance is a PERFECT date night activity and it is here, right in your own hometown. Get tickets now at lac.booktix.com

We love Leeds.

Artist Tanna Rose Griggs donated a beautiful piece of her artwork to the Leeds Art Council which will be displayed in the permanent Art Gallery in the center.
Please drop by on Masterpiece Monday between 9-12 to see this wonderful work of art!
Thank you Tanna for supporting the Leeds Art Council.
Tanna also teaches art through the center. Call for information

The Jazz Babies presents 1920 razzle dazzle plus some Dixieland Jazz. Special Refreshments will be served!

The incomparable Merle Dollar with Chuck King on trumpet, Peyton Grant on piano, Tom Dameron on tuba, and Gaines Brake on clarinet. An evening of music for old souls who are young at heart. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online through LAC website. Or just walk up on Sunday afternoon! We hope to see you there!

Leeds Arts Council proudly presents Arsenic and Old Lace from September 30th through October 9th. You won’t want to miss this laugh-out-loud tale of the Brewster sisters and zany cast of characters.

Tickets available by clicking here!

The Trussville Photographers Club is the new name for the Trussville Photography Club, which began in the summer of 2016. Our first club president, Mike Gardner, wanted to have a local club of photographers who could meet together, learn from and encourage each other and grow in their craft. He gathered together a handful of like-minded photographers and they held their first meeting in July of that year.

Over the years, our club met monthly, providing training on various photography topics, using both members and outside photographers. We planned monthly field trips to places like Noccalula Falls, Sloss Furnaces, and Huntsville Botanical Gardens to practice our photography together while having fun socializing. During that time, the club grew to over 150 actual members and over 2200 Facebook followers.

With the Covid-19 restrictions, we were unable to meet in person for some time and lost some of our members. But our leadership team pressed on, stayed connected with as many as possible, and eventually decided we needed to reorganize as the Trussville Photographers Club. We’ve resumed our monthly meetings and field trips and are growing once again!

Our club has exhibited in various venues, including the Gadsden Museum of Art, Comer Museum and Arts Center, and the Trussville Public Library. We are honored to once again show some of our work at the Leeds Arts Center! Our club motto, “Because every picture tells a story,” remains the same, so as you view our artwork, we invite you to reflect on how each piece speaks to you– and enter into our stories.