Become a Member of Art Center East During Our 46th Anniversary!

Exciting news:

A generous donor will match up to $5,000 of new memberships, membership renewals, donations, and sponsorships that ACE receives between March 1 and March 31, 2023.

Please join us beginning March 1!

For ACE’s 46th Anniversary, we hope you’ll join the family and become a member of Art Center East (ACE). Member support is essential to the long-term sustainability of the organization. Our members foster a vibrant arts community while helping us fund our diverse year-round programming. Becoming an ACE member demonstrates your commitment to  – and passion for – keeping the arts in Northeast Oregon growing, expanding, and thriving.

We’re a member-based organization and that means we rely on our members to help us offer art exhibits, classes, and events to community members (and visitors) of all ages. Please know that we appreciate your support of our efforts and good work!

If you aren’t already a member, we’d love to have you join the ACE family! If you are already a valued Art Center East member, consider renewing or  joining a higher tier.

Individual Membership Tiers and Benefits

Business Membership Tiers and Benefits

When registering online you have the option to subscribe as a member meaning the membership will auto-renew 365 days after the start date ensuring that you never have to worry about when your membership expires.

If you’d prefer not to have a digital membership auto-renewal subscription, then you have several ways to sign up or renew your membership.

Phone: 541-624-2800

In-Person: 1006 Penn Avenue, La Grande, Oregon, 97850

US Postal Service: PO Box 541, La Grande, Oregon, 97850

Curious if your membership is current or expired?

Please email [email protected] or call

541-624-2800. Staff will check our membership database.

Art Center East is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt not-for-profit organization. The IRS defines charitable contributions as the difference between your total gift and the “fair market value” of any goods or services received in exchange. The gift amount minus the value of benefits received by the donor may be considered tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law. Valued benefits can be waived by the donor, allowing the full donation to be considered a charitable gift.