The Woman’s Art Club of Cincinnati was founded in 1892 by 19 women artists. Today the Club is more than 250 women strong and is the oldest Woman’s Art Club operating without interruption in the United States. In 2006 the Woman’s Art Club created the Woman’s Art Club of Cincinnati Foundation to raise funds and restore Mariemont’s Resthaven Barn, repurposing it as a Cultural Center.

The Barn  |  The Woman’s Art Club Cultural Center is an Ohio Cultural Arts Center in Mariemont, Ohio. The Woman’s Art Club does not own or run it  — the Club has meetings there, the Club rents office and exhibition space there. Many Club members teach classes or hold workshops at The Barn — these are contracted by them directly with The Barn. The Club is committed to supporting the well-being of the Barn and sets aside some portion of its budget for programs or improvements according to the Club’s ability within the scope of its mission as a donation to the Foundation. Club members support the Barn through donations of time and money to Foundation fund-raising events and campaigns.

If you’re looking for The Club’s website — click here.

If you’d like to read more about the History of The Barn — click here.