Press Contacts
Vicki White, Director of Marketing and Grants
Email: vicki.white@theHUBoncanal.org
Phone: (386) 957-3924
Press Releases
Download our previous press releases.
EVENTS
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- Press Release – 2019, March
- Press Release – 2019, February
- Press Release – 2019, January
- Press Release – 2018, December
- Press Release – 2018, November
- Press Release – 2018, October
- Press Release – 2018, September
- Press Release – 2018, August
- Press Release – 2018, July
- Press Release – 2018, June
- Press Release – 2018, May
- Press Release – 2018, April
- Press Release – 2018, March
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CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, December
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, November
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, October
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, September
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, August
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, July
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, June
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, May
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, April
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, March
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, February
- Classes and Workshops – 2017, January
- Classes and Workshops – 2016, December
SPECIAL
- Summer Camp 2018 Kids & Teens!
- GALLERY: 2nd Annual Student Film Festival
- SERIES: 100 Years of Hollywood
- GALLERY: First Annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Competition – CHALK IT UP!
- First Annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Competition – CHALK IT UP! – February 24 & 25, 2018
- The Hub on Canal Donates Key Painting to the City of New Smyrna Beach in Celebration of City’s 250th Anniversary – January 3, 2018
- First Annual Student Film Festival – January 23, 2017
- Student Film Festival Announces Award Winners – March 10, 2017
- VIDEO: Student Film Festival Private Awards Ceremony
Logos
Download the official logo files for The Hub on Canal in high res print (vector PDF) and web formats (JPG and PNG).
Photo Gallery
Download high resolution images, approved for media use. Photo credits, courtesy of The Hub on Canal.
Our Story
Passion and vision drive success. In the spring of 2010 a small group of friends and artists in New Smyrna Beach envisioned a stronger, more sustainable community created through the sharing of art. They dreamed of a central hub of artists who would make, showcase, and teach art in a communal space, a welcoming place to gather. This central hub would act as the core support for the many spokes that would reach out to the community. The founders imagined spokes of collaboration, discovery, expression, and revitalization through art, music and wellness. They understood that virtually all social impact studies find positive neighborhood effects associated with community arts and culture.
View our high definition video to learn more about The Hub on Canal’s story and mission: