Rahr-West Art Museum - Youth Art Month 2012 | Manitowoc, WI

Museum News

ARTSLAM

In association with the Lakeshore Artists Guild, ArtSlam the Exhibition is at the Rahr-West Art Museum through November 4, 2018. See the results of the 1st annual ArtSlam weekend, where artists were invited to create artwork inspired by Downtown Manitowoc Read on...
WATER'S EDGE ARTISTS IN THE MANSION

The Water's Edge Artists, (WEA) Annual Art Exhibit “The Art of Preservaton” will be held in the Historic Vilas Rahr Mansion September 30th through October 28th. Opening Reception will be Friday October 5th from 5-7 pm. WEA paintings, some en plein air, Read on...

Hours
Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday Closed

Admission
The Rahr-West Art Museum is a City of Manitowoc facility. We are an admission free museum. Donations are gratefully accepted.
We offer private tours for school groups, bus tours, scout troops, and other organizations seven days a week by appointment. To set up a museum tour, please contact the museum at (920) 686-3090 or rahrwest@manitowoc.org.

SPUTNIKFEST Welcomes Dr. Trek Larry Nemecek! Author, interviewer, host, archivist, producer, voiceover, actor… and fan: LARRY NEMECEK has a background in news and theatre, but it is “Trekland” where he’s worked for nearly 25 years. A renowned Star Trek authority, Larry is the author of the bestselling classic Star Trek The Next Generation Companion, and a regular convention guest worldwide, often referred to as “Dr. Trek.” He hosts the weekly “Trek Files” on Rodenberry Podcasts.Trekkers will want to see his Trekland: Between the Cracks presentation on Saturday, Sept. 8 beginning at 3:30pm at SPUTNIKFEST!

Museum News

ARTSLAM

WATER'S EDGE ARTISTS IN THE MANSION

September 7th & 8th

OUT OF THIS WORLD FUN

Mission Statement

The Rahr-West Art Museum is a City of Manitowoc facility that preserves and enhances its collections and historic mansion. The museum's purpose is to engage the dynamic learning opportunities in the visual arts, and enrich life in the area by serving as a cultural resource.

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