HELP springdale grow!
Springdale Art and Nature Center is growing! Thanks to your donations – we are completing our first classroom, becoming a ceramics destination, funding a bridge, nature trail creation, and creating our own sustainability by building a very artistic set of tiny rental houses. We are currently seeking $36,000 in funding for these projects. Springdale Art and Nature Center is a 501c3 organization and your donation is 100% tax-deductible. Join our movement to build Springdale Art and Nature Center ensuring art is created and nature is preserved for generations to come.
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Trail work
I wish I could stop sneezing
Looks so inviting. Hard to resist trails.
What a pretty path!
I disagree, insofar that the parent is opposing their child using a standard textbook required for class. If they don't like the required reading, they should find a private school that meets with their wants.
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Springdale Art and Nature Center is a verdant wilderness where art is created and nature is preserved.
OUR 2030 VISION
Springdale Art and Nature Center is a regionally recognized destination for art and nature enthusiasts.
YOU CAN HELP
Beth Vannatta’s vision can not happen without your help. Donate to us through our PayPal Giving account when you Click here
About Us
Springdale Art and Nature Center is the vision of retired art teacher Beth Vannatta. To bring her vision to life, Beth has donated 48 stunning acres, a lifetime of art and art supplies. It will take each of us lending a hand to open the center to the public by 2022.
501c3 Certified
Springdale Art and Nature center is a certified 501c3 organization. Your donation is fully tax-deductible. This center is being built and supported by art and nature enthusiasts. Join us today.