The Gallery Indigo features unique artwork by Marybeth Heikes. Rural and farm life in Centerville and Appanoose County comes alive in pencil and watercolor. Originals, prints, and note cards are also available. Marybeth Heikes uses a traditional watercolor technique to paint rural Appanoose County. These local scenes depict its small town atmosphere. Some of the popular scenes include the courthouse, the high school, churches, and the square.
Location:
South Side of the Square, 102 West Jackson Street, Centerville Iowa 52544
Telephone
641-856-8005
Other Art nearby:
(Packwood) Artistry By Ann
(Centerville) Gallery Indigo
(Osceola) Whites' Woodworking and Art Gallery
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02/21 Coming to The Centerville area
Marion Arts Festival Marion IA May18 the festival offers a high caliber, fully accessible cultural experience – a day of fine art and flip flops, families and connoisseurs, fun and education.
Jefferson Bell Tower Festival Jefferson IA June7-8 Jefferson's annual Festival promises a weekend full of family-friendly fun and entertainment. Nestled in the middle of Greene County's county seat, the Festival is home to a broad spectrum of activities.
Newton Iowa Sculpture Festival Newton IA June14-16 The purpose and goal of the Iowa Sculpture Festival is to celebrate the development and growth of sculpture as an ultimate art form and to feature artists that create it.
Burlington Steamboat Days Burlington IA June11-16 There are two stages on the concert grounds; the South Stage presents local bands and has two performances every evening, except Sunday night which has an early performance only. We also have a carnival midway with over 25 rides presented and many carnival games you can step up and play.
Farmington Strawberry Festival Farmington IA June14-16 Crafts, antiques, collectibles, games, and food booths are just a few of the things you will find lining the streets of the downtown area on these three days in June.
80/35 Music Festival Des Moines IA July5-6 80/35 is a multi-day music festival in Des Moines, Iowa celebrating music and the people who support music. The name comes from the two prominent interstates, I-80 and I-35, that meet at the corner of Des Moines. The festival includes a stage for national touring bands and several smaller stages featuring regional and local supporting acts.
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