Carnegie Arts Center

est 1981

es

Discover our unique history within our beautiful building

Our History…..

The Carnegie Center for the Arts stands as a noble tribute to art in architecture and a cherished local landmark in historic downtown Dodge City. This distinctive two-story brick building showcases turn-of-the-century flair and represents a remarkable piece of American history as one of the 1,679 public libraries constructed with assistance from steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. Originally serving as an Andrew Carnegie Library, this community gift has been thoughtfully preserved and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Visit to learn about Andrew Carnegie and his Libraries. Our building was Carnegie Library originally. We will tell you all the details of this building. Built in 1907, lots has happened.

Hours of Operation

WINTER HOURS: Tues-Sat. 1 to 5pm

Closed Sunday and Monday

For a private tour call: 620-225-6388

702 N 2nd Ave, Dodge City KS 67801

Facebook: @DodgeCityArts

Stay tuned for

upcoming events…….

Merry Christmas from the Carnegie and a Happy New Year to all.
Photos courtesy of Mr. Josh Roesener

First Annual Christmas Makers’ Market.

The day was a success with a variety of vendors,

Albo glass was on display and is always available for sale.

A photography session with our very own Santa Claus and a scrumptious lunch provided by

Mr. Josh Roesener.

Plan to join us next year!

Carnegie Christmas Card Contest 2026

A generous donation from the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas.

Pictured: Doug Shipe, Ryan Ausmus, Carol Sinclair

Photo by Josh Roesener

Call us to be featured…. we have a beautiful space to capture your art

Thoughts about “Art”

by Carol……..