Sunday Artist Meet-Up - Photographers
Time:
2-5pm at Mooresville Arts in the Classroom
2026 Spring Dates:
April 12 - Special Guest! Kim Sargoni of Four Corners Framing & Gallery joins us to discuss ways to best present your works for the Photography Show. She will walk through how to prep for the submission and how to present your photographs for the show and selling!
May 3 - Info to come...
Description:
We welcome photographers and photography enthusiasts from the Lake Norman and Charlotte area. The main purpose of the gathering is for photographers to share their images with others and get their feedback and advice. Each session has a facilitator that guides the group. Just bring your images on a separate hard drive or even better, bring prints. Or if you just want to come and watch and listen, that’s ok too!
Cost: Free for members and non-members to attend.
Sunday Artist Meet-Up - Painters
Time:
2-4pm at Mooresville Arts in the Classroom
2026 Winter/Spring Dates:
April 19 - No meet-up. Instead, RSVP today for the FREE Artist Talk with Rachel J Haungs. RSVP here
May 17
Description:
We welcome painting enthusiasts from the Lake Norman and Charlotte area. The main purpose of the gathering is for artists (painting mediums) to share their artwork images with others and get their feedback and advice. Each session has a facilitator that guides the group. Just bring your images, prints, or paintings themselves. Or if you just want to come and watch and listen, that’s ok too!
Cost: Free for members and non-members to attend.
Artist Talk: So You're An Artist, Now What?
Date/Time:
April 19th 2-4pm at Mooresville Arts
Artist Talk with Rachel J Haungs — So You’re an Artist, Now What?
Be Prepared / Get Visible / Act Professional-ish
Description:
Join artist Rachel J. Haungs as she shares what it takes to confidently exhibit and promote your work. Drawing from her first year working with 12+ galleries and participating in 20+ shows across three states, Rachel offers honest insights on what she wishes she knew starting out—and how her background in marketing, communications, and design helped her learn how to simplify the process.
This talk is for artists who are ready to grow their presence but unsure where to start, who find social media daunting and are struggling to make progress in marketing their work. Hear more about how Rachel navigates social media, builds real-world connections, and developed a strategy that makes getting started feel achievable.
“Pulling back the curtain on everything I wish I knew before I started showing my work—this is my ‘fake-it-til-you-make-it’ strategy. Join me!"
Cost: Free for members and non-members to attend.