Quilt Raffle

Richly detailed, the 95"x1O5.5" queen-size quilt, was hand pieced by Audrey Evins, Oakley Kansas" Tickets available at Hardt Gallery.

Western Arts and Culture Show

Experience an inspiring collection of art in a variety of mediums and styles, including oil, acrylic, pencil, leather, bronze, pottery and silver.

Stagecoach Run

There will be a Stagecoach Run through the Arikaree Breaks as part of our Western Art and Culture Show.

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Western Art and Culture Show

Join us for the Western Art and Culture Show at Hardt Gallery, featuring 21 talented artists showcasing their work from pen and ink to bronze! This show is part of a four-day historic stagecoach ride

Events

May 01

May 1 - June 30

Western Art & Culture Show 2026

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Jun 06

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Journey through Arikaree Breaks Stagecoach Run

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Retrospective

The 202 0n Washington Project was born in the minds of a group of people who wanted to see creativity flourish in their rural community and the surrounding region. The idea was to create an art gallery and an upscale community event space that would enhance this corner of Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado.

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Nourishing the Roots of Our Community

It is the mission of CC4C to contribute to the community by supporting and fostering creativity. We are excited to expand the gallery as well as bring a modern event space, commercial kitchen, and outdoor event space to the community.

Progress Report

Newest addition to 202 is a new custom Hardt Gallery marker featuring a fused glass piece of the Northwest Kansas horizon by Kim Zweygardt.

Events at 202

Highlights from our Second Annual Light Up the Night, we hope to see you at our next event.

The 202 project is a very unique project for Northwest Kansas. Upon completion it will allow a very versatile space to be used for anything from weddings, to trade shows, to traveling art exhibits, and business conferences. It's only limitation is the size of your imagination! This is a very vital step to the community becoming a destination instead of a pitstop on the way through. It is very exciting to see this vision come to fruition.

- Clay Zimbelman

Donate to the Project

None of this would be possible without generous donors. A renovated 202 on Washington will establish itself as a creative and cultural hub for the area. Through the involvement of community members, and others who are interested in being part of this visionary and imaginative project, these ideas will become reality. If you’d like to be part of the legacy, please consider donating today.