The Terrain meeting will be in the 2nd Floor conference room at the Geneva Public Library.

Terrain Exhibitions produces the Terrain Biennial, a worldwide public art event. The next Terrain will take place for six weeks starting in October 2025. Specific dates and the 2025 theme will be announced soon. For more information and images from previous Terrain events, visit: https://terrainexhibitions.org/mission.

The Geneva Foundation for the Arts is introducing Terrain to our area! We are looking for people interested in being hosts for art and for artists. It is a fun and family-friendly experience! If you would like to receive updates, please click on one (or both) of the links below.

The requirements for a Terrain Biennial projects are:

Projects must be visible from the sidewalks and streets of the neighborhood.
Projects are self-funded by the individual artist and/or host.
Projects should be completely weatherproof and able to last for the entirety of the Biennial (six weeks).
Projects should be secured so that they do not fall over, especially in windy conditions.

For more Questions and Answers click here.

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SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK

Twelfth Night, a comedy

Presented by Waubonsee Community College, Geneva Foundation for the Arts and

Geneva Park District

August 3, 6 p.m., Sunset Park Field, south of Sunset Community Center, 710 Western Ave., Geneva

FREE ADMISSION!*

Family friendly event
Seating begins at 4 p.m.
Bring chairs, blankets and a picnic or purchase from our food vendors
Stockholm's and Graham's will sell sandwiches, water and ice cream
Performance by Goodly Creatures Theatre
Contests and prizes!

Enjoy a night of comedy and culture in the park! "Twelfth Night" is a story of love and mistaken identity. Shipwrecked in a foreign land, Viola decides the best way to survive is to dress as a boy. She gets a job working for Duke Orsino who is hopelessly in love with Countess Olivia. He sends Viola (in disguise as Cesario) to woo the countess on his behalf. Olivia becomes smitten with Cesario. Viola in disguise becomes smitten with Orsino and is unable to share her feelings for fear of blowing her cover. Meanwhile, there's another young man about town who looks suspiciously like Cesario. It's Viola's twin, Sebastian, whom she thought perished in the shipwreck. Comedy and confusion ensure when Cesario and Sebastian are mistaken for each other.

At 5:30 p.m. contests will be held for the most elaborate picnic and for the person who traveled the greatest distance to attend the play. Prizes will be awarded for each contest.

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*Donations gratefully accepted

There is plenty of parking on site.