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We are the Irondequoit Art ClubAlthough in existence since 1958, we remain visionaries, bringing artists together to create art in the media of their choice.
We are open to all, with demonstrations by noted artists, impressive art shows, opportunities to sell your work, and camaraderie with other creative people. |
Next Tuesday Meeting: October 24, 2023, 6:30-9:00 pm
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Next Wednesday Meeting: November 8, 2023, 12:00-3:00 pm
Ellen has lived in the Rochester area all her life. Always interested in letters, she began formal studies in calligraphy in the mid-1990s. She has attended several international calligraphy conferences and learned from many well-known calligraphers - Annie (Gail Vick) Barnhardt, Ewan Clayton, Barbara Close, Reggie Ezell, Sherri Kiesel, Gwen Weaver to name a few. She is a member of the Genesee Valley Calligraphy Guild and the Irondequoit Art Club. |
IAC member Ellen Brannin will introduce us to "Three Styles of Calligraphy."
Ellen will show how these letters are drawn. Participants will have a chance to practice them at the same time. All materials will be supplied. This class is limited to 20 participants. Click here to register on the events calendar on the Irondequoit Library website. |
2022-2023 Demonstrations
Did you miss any of the interesting demonstrations and presentations in the 2022-2023 season? We recorded many of them so that you can catch up during the summer. Click on any of the pictures below to learn more...
TUESDAY MEETINGS
WEDNESDAY MEETINGS
63rd Annual Irondequoit Art Club SPRING SHOW & SALE
Another successful show!
What We Do

Our main meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month from 6:30 PM to 9 PM (September to May) at the Irondequoit Public Library, Room # 115, which is located at 1290 Titus Avenue, Rochester, NY 14617 (next to the Irondequoit Town Hall). This location is accessible to all. Following a short business meeting is a demonstration by a professional artist. These presentations are open to the public with no admission fees, and cover a wide range of art forms - painting, sculpture, printmaking, etc. They are fun as well as educational.
We also hold meetings usually on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, from 12:00 to 3:00 PM, also at the Irondequoit Library. IAC member present a wide variety of techniques. Important - If you wish to attend, please phone the library ahead of time to register, 585-336-6060.
And every Thursday, artists meet at Bill Gray's Seabreeze location at 11:15 AM to talk about any or all aspects of art. These informal meetings last about 1 to 1½ hr. It’s a great venue to show art, get feedback, and meet new and prospective members. No food purchase is necessary. All are welcome.
There are 2 major shows each year:
Other activities, designed to encourage members to expand and grow, include workshops, sketch-outs, picnic, and various community exhibits, such as the Art Walk at Irondequoit Town Hall, and shows in the Imaginarium, at I-Square.
Experience the uniqueness for yourself by attending the club’s programs. Whatever your art form, you are certain to enjoy meeting members and learning more about what this fine organization has to offer.
We also hold meetings usually on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, from 12:00 to 3:00 PM, also at the Irondequoit Library. IAC member present a wide variety of techniques. Important - If you wish to attend, please phone the library ahead of time to register, 585-336-6060.
And every Thursday, artists meet at Bill Gray's Seabreeze location at 11:15 AM to talk about any or all aspects of art. These informal meetings last about 1 to 1½ hr. It’s a great venue to show art, get feedback, and meet new and prospective members. No food purchase is necessary. All are welcome.
There are 2 major shows each year:
- A Spring Show & Sale at which awards are presented to members’ works deemed noteworthy by judges who are professional artists. Awards are also given to promising high school art students selected from each of the Irondequoit High Schools.
- A Fall Arts & Crafts Show & Sale where fine art is exhibited, as well as an array of craft items made by members.
Other activities, designed to encourage members to expand and grow, include workshops, sketch-outs, picnic, and various community exhibits, such as the Art Walk at Irondequoit Town Hall, and shows in the Imaginarium, at I-Square.
Experience the uniqueness for yourself by attending the club’s programs. Whatever your art form, you are certain to enjoy meeting members and learning more about what this fine organization has to offer.