The Steele Lane Community Center invites art lovers to immerse themselves in the captivating works of four local artists at their ongoing exhibit, "Art 4 Ways." This varied showcase, which runs through October 12, features diverse styles, from oil paintings to dioramas, designed to inspire visitors. The exhibit is open during the center's business hours, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., according to the center's website.

"Art 4 Ways." explores the artistic talents of Madeline Behrens-Brigham, Emily Florence, Babette Kemler, and Kathryn Vesey, each bringing their unique style and perspective to the canvas. Whether it's through the use of traditional oil paints, intricate dioramas, or other creative mediums, these artists are bound to leave a lasting impression on all who attend the exhibit.

Community centers have played an essential role in promoting local talent, fostering artistic growth, and encouraging cultural connections. The Steele Lane Community Center's dedication to providing a platform for local artists reflects this commitment and helps to create a more vibrant and diverse arts scene in the community.