Small regional arts center and sculpture garden featuring temporary exhibits and a permanent collection.
Opening doors to the creative arts and humanities.
Originally the home of regional poet, James Schell Hearst, the arts center opened to the public in May of 1989.
Works of art by regional artists and sculptors.
Artifacts from the original home of James and Meryl Hearst including copies of his poetry and essays, personal letters, and photographs.
Two - and three-dimensional studio arts classes for children and adults and writing classes for adults. Ongoing lecture series focusing on contemporary and post-modern visual and literary arts.
The Hearst Center is under the auspices of the Cultural Division of the City of Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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Appointment required: False
Come to the Hearst Center Gift Shop and find new and unique items! Email Abby Haigh for more information about the Gift Shop.
Tues & Thurs: 8-9, Wed & Fri 8-5, Sat & Sun 1-4