HINGE
HINGE
Heartland Plein Air Festival
Online Sale
While the live Heartland Plein Air Festival has wrapped up, the artwork is still available! If you missed the event—or want to take another look at your favorite pieces—you can view and purchase original works created during the festival.
Take advantage of our extended online sale through October 11th to bring home a unique piece.
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Find What You’re Looking for in the Ralston Hinge Creative District.
If you are interested in opening a creative business or finding studio space, please email us at info@ralstonarts.org
RHCD extends from the 5-Point Intersection downtown, east along Main Street to 72nd Street, and then north to the arena.
Events
Many HINGE businesses have weekly or monthly creative and social activities
Make candles at Goodlife Candle & Craft
Learn about tarot readings at Hearthside Candle & Curios
Attend a painting workshop at Debra Joy Groesser Fine Art Studio
Learn country line dancing at Guitars and Cadillacs
Game nights at Ground Zero Comics
…just to name a few!
Events Throughout the Creative District
Gallery
Donate
In addition to the Heartland Plein Air Festival, the RHCD is currently fundraising for the new Eternal Flame Veterans’ Memorial, which will be located at the 5-Point Intersection. While final details are still being discussed, the memorial will serve as the centerpiece of the Eternal Flame Plaza in front of City Hall.
In addition to site grading designed to better accommodate community events, the Plaza will feature six benches and six corresponding flagpoles representing the six branches of the United States Armed Forces. At the center of this open circular space, a tall eternal flame will stand as a lasting tribute to the sacrifices of our military service members and their families throughout history.
Donate securely online below, or send a check made out to:
Ralston HINGE Creative District
Please send to: Ralston City Hall, 5500 S. 77th Street, Ralston, NE 68127
Memo: Veterans’ Memorial
Artist Littleton Alston presenting the mockette of the future eternal flame for the Veterans Memorial Plaza.
New LaDonna Johnson Fountain and Veterans Memorial Plaza