What Improvements Are Happening at Sertoma Arts Center?

Sertoma Arts Center is located in the heart of Shelley Lake Park in Midtown/North Raleigh.  The center offers a variety of classes and workshops ranging from painting and drawing to fitness, movement, and performing arts. In addition, Sertoma Arts Center hosts exhibitions in multiple gallery spaces, manages several studio spaces with professional artmaking equipment and is involved with accessibility in the arts, community outreach and youth education.  

This project will update the center to address building improvement needs and expand the existing arts center to address the center’s growing program demands. 

Current Project Status

The Sertoma Arts Center Renovation project is now in the Design Development phase, where the project moves forward into detailed design, permitting, and construction preparation. City Council approved the Sertoma Arts Center Schematic Plan during their May 6, 2025, session.

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Gallucci iron pour in scratch blocks

Sertoma Public Art -Scratch Block Workshops

Join the Sertoma Improvement Project Public Artist artist, Jim Gallucci, for a scratch block workshop at Sertoma Arts Center. Participants will carve their own design into a sand mold that will be cast with molten iron during an iron pour event later this year. Jim will incorporate the completed iron blocks into his design for new art that will be a part of the Sertoma expansion. All materials will be provided. The activity involves scratching into sand, so be prepared to get a little sandy.

Register for the workshops online or call Sertoma Art Center at 919-996-2329.
5/12 at 5:30-7:30p.m.
5/31 at 11:00-1:00p.m.
6/16 at 11:00-1:00p.m.

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City of Raleigh, NC - Report Creation

Schematic Design as approved by City Council (see link below)