2026 Sponsorship Opportunities
The Art Center Association of Sioux City raises funds for all of the education- and exhibition-related programs at the Sioux City Art Center. We are proud to offer long-standing community events like ArtSplash, as well as provide new opportunities to engage with art through activities like the FREE Family Art Day! We would love to partner with you to bring these exciting events to Siouxland. Learn about our current projects below!
2026 Sponsorship Opportunities
The Art Center Association of Sioux City raises funds for all of the education- and exhibition-related programs at the Sioux City Art Center. We are proud to offer long-standing community events like ArtSplash, as well as provide new opportunities to engage with art through activities like the FREE Family Art Day! We would love to partner with you to bring these exciting events to Siouxland. Learn about our current projects below!
Homegrown
100 Years of the Corn Room
You’ve journeyed through wonderlands and wild places – now it’s time to come HOME. On Friday, March 20, 2026, join us for Homegrown, a celebration of art, heritage, and community at the Art Center. Guests will enjoy an exclusive first look at the newly restored Grant Wood Corn Room mural, a beloved masterpiece brought back to life. Through this unforgettable evening, proceeds will be quadrupled to benefit a new exhibition endowment – planting the seeds for the next century of inspiring art and experiences.
Family Day
We are thrilled to present the 3rd Annual FREE Family Art Day on Saturday, May 9, 2026! We will again offer a memorable day filled with art projects, delicious food, and engaging activities for families, all at no cost to attendees. Join us in providing a day of creativity and fun as we strengthen our community by bringing people together through the joy of art.
ArtSplash
ArtSplash is the Art Center’s biggest event every year, bringing artists from around the country for an inspiring celebration of creativity in downtown Sioux City. In 2026, its 32nd year, the festival takes place on September 19-20. Your support means that this annual, late summer tradition remains free for the community.
