Art’s House Gallery is a community space for community artists managed by River Falls Community Art Base (CAB), a non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating arts-related events, classes, and projects in and around the community of River Falls, Wisconsin. We are always looking for new projects to take on and encourage anyone interested in supporting the arts in our community to become involved by exhibiting work in our gallery, volunteering to staff our gallery during open hours, making a donation, or becoming a member.

Exhibit Your Work

Visit our Call for Artists page to learn about exhibiting your work at Art’s House Gallery.

Volunteer

Art's House runs on 100% volunteer power. Current gallery volunteers can sign up here. New volunteers, please complete this form and we will contact you to set up an orientation time.

The July show at Art's House helped fund Ukrainian children through a teacher's cooperative in Budva, Montenegro. All funds earned from this show were given to Paul L. Gavrilyuk, Founding President, REBUILD UKRAINE, and Theology professor at The University of St. Thomas. Rebuild Ukraine supports rehabilitation and education for Ukrainian children traumatized by the war. The organization funds a teacher's cooperative in Montenegro and Lithuania, and they will also be sending children to the Edelweiss summer camp in the Carpathian Mountains.

A story about Art’s House’s “Stand with Ukraine” exhibition was featured on KSTP on July 30. You can find the link here. (Note that the story mistakenly lists Kay Fritz as the gallery owner. The gallery is, of course, owned by CAB.)

Community Arts Base members (or anyone else) can also donate financially online or via check sent to CAB, P.O. Box 162, River Falls, WI 54022. Rebuild Ukraine is a 501(c)(3) organization, and their EIN is 88-1252115.

Art’s House’s “Stand with Ukraine” exhibition to benefit Ukrainian children was featured on KSTP on July 30, 2022. You can find the link here. (Note that the story mistakenly lists Kay Fritz as the gallery owner. The gallery, of course, is owned by CAB.)