Household Membership

From: $50.00 / year

Benefits up to two adults and all dependents.

10% off Gift Gallery purchases
20% Discount on classes
15% discount on The Crafter’s Box purchases
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Annual Limited Edition Membership Print (Valued at $50) – A new print is released each year. Members may choose the print from the current year or a print from any previous year that remains in stock. Membership holders have 365 days from the date of their membership purchase to collect their limited edition print.
If you select an Auto-Renewing Membership, you will be eligible for a new Membership Print at each auto-renewal. When automatic renewals occur, please contact ACE to update your print selection for that year!

Member support is essential to the long-term sustainability of Art Center East. Our members create a vibrant community around the arts while helping to fund our diverse year-round programming. Becoming an Art Center East member shows your dedication to keeping the arts alive and thriving in Northeast Oregon.

Under Membership Type, please choose:

1 Year Membership: expires after 365 days
Auto-Renewing “Subscription” Membership: automatically renews every 365 days

Membership Type

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New Membership

Renewal

How do you want to receive your complimentary print? *

Local Pickup (at ACE), I understand that I have 365 days from the date of purchase to collect my Membership Print.

Shipped (invoice will be emailed)

Please select your complimentary ACE Membership Print *

Avant Gardener by Genevieve Gaudreau, 2016

Permitted to See by Joshua McDonald, 2015

Household Member #1 Name *

Household Member #2 Name *

Dependents *

This membership tier benefits up to two adults and all dependents. Please list all dependents’ first and last names and ages. This allows Art Center East to know that your dependents are ACE members when they register for classes.

What types of classes, exhibits or events are you interested in?

ACE’s five core programs are Youth and Adult arts education, art galleries, artists in rural schools, community music, and economic development for artists.