Waterloo Center for the Arts

Stimulating inquiry, promoting dialogue and connecting people through the arts.

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New Hours:
Tues – Sat | 11PM – 4PM
Sunday | Closed
Phelps Youth Pavilion to remain closed.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

The WCA hosts a multitude of educational and fun cultural events. View our events page for more information and details on up coming activities.

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11 ENGAGING GALLERIES

The Waterloo Center for the Arts has 11 galleries filled with art from fantastic artists from all over the world! We also have the LARGEST collection of Haitian art in the nation!

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Fall Class Schedule Now Available!

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What to See at the WCA

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Going on an ART HUNT with Ingawanis Woodland!

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GALLERY REOPENING | WE ARE OPEN!

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New Activity Pages Available!

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ON DISPLAY
Guatemalan Textiles from the Collection & Musical Masterpieces
Forsberg Riverside Gallery
Selections from the WCA Permanent Collection
Law-Reddington Galleries
Haitian Art
Reuling Feldman Galleries

Forged from a vibrant land and a powerful people

Haitian Flags from the WCA Permanent Collection
Watkins Grand Foyer
Selections from the WCA Permanent Collection
Langlas Loft Gallery
Drawings by Don Kimmerle
Rotary Lichty Gallery
Selections from the WCA Permanent Collection
Longfellow Concourse
Women Artists from the Collection
West Gallery
Sculptures from the WCA's Permanent Collection
RiverLoop Sculpture Plaza
World of Paul Graubard
Block Loomis Concourse
Phelps Youth Pavilion
New to PYP:
Dinosaur Ruckus!

On view March 10 - March 2022

Stomp through this new exhibit dressed like a dinosaur and have fun learning about art, math and our prehistoric earth. A big thank you to Sherman Lundy for lending us REAL fossils for this new exhibit.

New to PYP:
Dinosaur Ruckus!

On view March 10 - March 2022

Stomp through this new exhibit dressed like a dinosaur and have fun learning about art, math and our prehistoric earth. A big thank you to Sherman Lundy for lending us REAL fossils for this new exhibit.