Gilbert Center: A Place for People Like You
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Join us for the Spirited Giving Mixer — an open gallery reception benefitting Ross Lynn Charitable Foundation/Gilbert Center programming. Enjoy live music, complimentary wine, food, and great company while bidding on original artwork from some of Ruston's finest. Featured works include pieces from Kit Gilbert's personal collection alongside works gathered by the Center over the years. Bidding is silent auction style and open during the event only, so don't miss out!
Date/Time: Thursday, April 30th | 6:00–8:00pm
Location: Gilbert Center, 301 N Trenton St, Suite 3, Ruston, LA
About the Gilbert Center
The Gilbert Center carries forward the combined legacies of artists Kit Gilbert and Ross Lynn, offering a dynamic and inclusive space that celebrates the arts and nurtures the creative spirit. It embodies their passion for creativity, their dedication to fostering artistic talent, and their vision of creating space for the enrichment of lives.
The Gilbert Center is described as a living testament to the power of art to unite, inspire, and transform — a vibrant jewel in the cultural tapestry of Downtown Ruston and a haven for those who seek to explore and appreciate the beauty of human creativity.
What We Do
Everything at the Gilbert Center falls into three categories: Education, Exhibitions, and Events.
- Education: Workshops that support the full creative life — mastering techniques, understanding yourself as a creative, and the business of making art.
- Exhibitions: A gallery that brings artists and community together through solo, group, and juried exhibitions, with shows rotating regularly to give local and visiting artists a place to share their work.
- Events: From exhibition openings and artist talks to brunches, markets, and community nights — events open to everyone.
The Gilbert Center is a legacy project of the Ross Lynn Charitable Foundation, a 501(c)3 registered nonprofit