•  120 Ezra Rust Dr., Saginaw, MI 48601
  •  989.759.1362
  •  989.759.1626

Welcome to the Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

Housed in the award winning Andersen Enrichment Center, the Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission was founded in 1986 on a simple and powerful premise: that the arts enrich lives, expand minds and form a vital thread in the fabric of a community. Through vision, leadership, education, advocacy and funding, the Arts Commission nurtures, supports, and promotes artists and artistic organizations in Saginaw County and surrounding areas.

We provide exhibit space for area artists and hold winter and summer art fairs. We support collaborations with an arts round table, produce a monthly newsletter and maintain an active presence on social media with our Arts Saginaw Facebook page. Our youth outreach programs brighten urban youth centers while Saginaw Celebrates Summer brings thousands of people to the City for a variety of art and cultural events.

Recognizing that a community which encourages, supports and fosters the arts empowers its citizens to think, work and live creatively, the Arts Commission works to provide an environment in which the arts thrive.

Upcoming Events

Art @ the Andersen

Art @ the Andersen

Women Behind the Lens
Photography by Five Saginaw Area Women

Through July 3
Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Andersen Enrichment Center

Art & Garden Festival

Art & Garden Festival

Wednesday, June 12
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Andersen Enrichment Center
And Rose Garden

Jazz in the Garden

Jazz in the Garden

7/10: Voortex Jazz Band
7/17: Brush Street featuring Julie Mulady
7/24: Robert Lee Revue
7/31: Saucecats

7 p.m. – Bring a Chair
Andersen Enrichment Center
Rose Garden

Saginaw Celebrates Summer

Saginaw Celebrates Summer

Through August 31
See All Events Here

Local Events

Click below for more great things to see and do in Saginaw and the Great Lakes Bay Region.
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The Saginaw Arts and Enrichment Commission is supported in part by grants from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council and the National Endowment for the Arts