Calendar of Events
2024 at Volland!
please consult the website closer to time for changes in dates or programming details
FEBRUARY – MARCH
Saturday, February 3 |
Sarah Hearn: Microbial Multiverse
Opening Reception 1-4pm | Artist remarks at 2pm. The exhibit continues through March 31.
Saturday, February 10 |
John Depew, 2022 Kansas State Mandolin Champion, Doors at 6pm. Concert at 7pm. Soup/dessert supper available $15. Concert $15.
Tickets
Sunday, March 4
|
The Adventures of Bottle Calf
, Ann Vigola Anderson’s latest book, reading and signing with selected art by Illustrator Sara Long who will also be present.
Saturday, March 16 |
Auditions for Writing Wabaunsee County.
Information about how to sign up for an audition.
Saturday, March 16 |
Eclipse Presentation by Jerelyn Ramirez, with Stargazing and a Campout under the Stars
Saturday, March 23 |
The Symphony of All Things,
a “Lichen Walk,” led by Sarah Hearn, artist of
Microbial Multiverse,
followed with a concert at 4pm by The Forcefields, music duo of Julia Othmer and James Lundie, with the beautiful song, “The Symphony of All Things” animated by Sarah Hearn. Don’t miss this.
APRIL – MAY
Saturday, April 6 |
Art exhibition by Sean Nash, 2023 Charlotte Street Fellow. Opening Reception 1-4pm. Artist remarks at 2pm. The exhibit continues through May 26.
Saturday, April 13 | Eric T. Reynolds book signing,
The Lost Town of Garrison,
a time travel historical novel about the town flooded by Tuttle Creek Reservoir. Author will speak at 2pm.
Sunday, April 14 | Mark Feiden
“Emil Redmon’s Cow” latest film & Community Potluck, a collaboration with the Wabaunsee County Historical Society. Potluck at 12:30pm, with film to follow at 2pm
Sunday, May 5 |
Friends of Volland Party for 2024 donors
May 7 | Volland Spring Residency begins
JUNE – JULY
Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & June 2 |
Fifth Annual FishWizards Tour!
a fundraiser for the Native Stone Scenic Byway & the Volland Foundation.
Saturday, June 1
| The Nature Conservancy’s
Winning Photos of the Kansas Photo Contest
opens.
Thursday, June 6
| Spring Volland Residency ends.
Saturday, June 15
| Reception honoring the winners of
TNC Kansas Photo Contest. 1-4pm. Remarks by Jim Richardson, juror and
National Geographic photographer, with the state director of TNC in Kansas and staff at 2pm. The exhibit continues through 6/30.
Friday & Saturday, June 28 & 29 |
Writing Wabaunsee County
performances. Original play written and performed by residents of Wabaunsee County, produced and directed by Beth Wynstra and Mary Pinard, professors at Babson College.
Sunday, June 30 | Closing day of TNC Kansas Photo Contest Winners. 1-4pm.
Saturday, July 13 |
Hair of the Dragon by Hong Chun Zhang. Imagine a 90ft dragon made of hay bales on the Volland meadow. New works on paper inside the gallery. Opening Reception 1-4pm. Artist remarks at 2pm. The exhibit continues through September 22.
Saturday, July 20 |
Derrick Doty + Signal Ridge
(Bluegrass/Folk) at the Ruin.
Food by reservation. MHK Beverage Truck. Flint Hills Pints Ice Cream. Doors at 6pm; Derrick Doty at 7. Signal Ridge at 8. Tickets
here.
AUGUST – SEPTEMBER
Hair of the Dragon
continues inside and outside the gallery through September 22
Tuesday, August 6
|
Volland Summer Residency ends
Saturday, August 24 |
Slim Hanson and the Poor Choices
(honky tonk and Western classics) at the Ruin. Food trucks. Doors at 6pm; concert at 8. Tickets
here.
Sunday, September 15
|
Open Call for submissions for
Wabaunsee County Wonders. All kinds of creative works are invited. Bring your entries to the Volland gallery at 2pm. Open to the public for viewing.
Tuesday, September 17 | Fall Residency begins
Saturday, September 21
|
Dragon Wind
| Celebration of Chinese music, history, dance, cuisine 4- 7:30pm. Free admission to performances. Optional dinner by reservation from Bo Lings of Kansas City.
Reservations
Sunday, September 29 | Introducing a gift of eight
M.T. Liggett sculptures from the Kohler Foundation | 2pm
OCTOBER – DECEMBER
Saturday, October 5 |
Wabaunsee County Wonders, exhibit curated by
Erika Nelson. Opening reception honoring the exhibitors | 1-4pm. The exhibit runs through December 15.
Sunday, October 13
|
Wabaunsee County Music & Jam | 2-5pm
Tuesday, October 15 | Volland Fall Residency ends
Sunday, October 26 | “It Started with a Horse,” screening of the documentary film of M. T. Liggett’s life and art by Joshua Dubois. Free popcorn, drinks by donation | free admission, reservations required
here.
Friday – Sunday, November 29 – December 1 |
Thanksgiving Weekend –
The gallery will be open
Saturday, November 30 | Volland will be at “Shop Small” in Alma, at the American Legion, 10am-1pm.
Sunday, December 8 | JuBellation Bell Choir of St. John Lutheran Church, Alma, KS
Wednesday, December 11 |
Applications are due for Volland Residency 2025
Sunday, December 15 |
Closing reception for
Wabaunsee County Wonders
WINTER BREAK: December 16, 2024 – January 31, 2025
If you would like to be part of what’s happening at Volland – and join our ever-growing community of people who enjoy art, music, and lively entertainment that will lift your spirits and nourish your soul,
please consider a 2024 gift to keep things happening in the best way at Volland!
Your support will recognize the importance of the arts and artists – and will have a lasting impact on the many lives who experience the arts, humanities, and science at Volland.
To donate by check:Please make checks payable to Volland Foundation.
mail to:
The Volland Foundation
PO Box 144
Alma, KS 66401
To donate online:
click here
Donations to The Volland Foundation are tax-deductible. Consult your tax advisor to determine the best way to report your contribution.
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