Shine House >>

The Shine House is a nonprofit community arts center located in the heart of downtown Somerset.  Our goal is to provide an inclusive community setting where everyone can come together to create and enjoy art.

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Calendar >>

Please take a look at our calendar! We have several exciting workshops each month. Click on the link above for descriptions of the different classes listed on our calendar.

You can find something for everyone from our monthly offerings by clicking here >>  

Exhibits >>

The Shine House supports our local art community in many ways, including exhibiting art and giving our local and regional artist a chance to sell their work. We are currently searching for artwork for our next art show! Please send us any entries you are interested in displaying.

We are now taking artist submissions >>

Highlight of the Month:

Open Studio Wheel Throwing

Friday, November 22 at 6:00PM

Get your hands dirty and join us for an exciting session of Wheel Throwing at our Open Studio event! Come unleash your creativity and learn the art of crafting ceramics. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced potter, our studio welcomes all skill levels. This in-person event offers a great opportunity to mingle with fellow artists, share inspiration, and throw some clay on the wheel. Don’t miss out on this chance to create unique pottery pieces while having a blast! The cost is $45. 

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The Shine House is a Non-Profit Arts Organization located in the heart of downtown Somerset, Kentucky.

Address: 402 North Main Street, Somerset Kentucky, 42501

Phone: (606) 416-5380

Business Hours:

*** The Shine House is CLOSED for fall break OCT 4-12***

Monday – CLOSED

Tuesday and Wednesday – 10:00AM-3:00PM 

Thursday – 10:00AM-5:30PM

Friday – Open for specific workshops only

Saturday – Open for specific workshops only

Sunday – CLOSED

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Shine House

Kentucky Arts Partnership Grants The Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, provides operating support to The Shine House with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.