Metro Center Springfield

This months MCA meeting will be held at Make It Springfield! Please join us for an evening of connecting & creativity. We will also have raffle prize opportunities. We hope to see you there with a friend🤗

What a great time collaborating with our friends from Make It Springfield this summer! We absolutely enjoyed connecting with many of you via community art at the downtown farmers market. Our hope is to continue seeing many of you continue walking through the doors of Make It for the first time. Enjoy everything the organization offers from drawing & painting, 3D printing, sewing, beat making, bike repair, & much more🤗🎨

What a fun time celebrating Springfield Cultural District 10th Anniversary & Sounds of Springfield 🎉🎶

Thank you for all the work you do for our community!

PSA to Metro Center residents 🗣️
This evenings meeting is community dinner style & we would love to see you & a friend there☺️

We have now moved to the farmers market! Find us here today & every Friday. We’re so excited to connect with you all via art ☺️

Let’s create, relate & collaborate🎨🖌️

Join us every Friday at Pynchon Park & participate in our collaborative art series. By the end of the series, we’ll have a collection of people, stories, & creativity. That’s what art & community is about!

A huge thank you to our city councilors who participated in our Game On event last month! Community members were able to play board games and get to know our city councilors on a more personal level.

Postpartum meets creative expression!

This was a great event hosted by the Madrina Project. We are proud of all the women & their postpartum journeys🫂 So many awesome stories of how art has helped them express their experiences as new mothers!

Game On! - again Springfield city councilors and Metro Center neighbors get together on a level playing field - no politics, no podiums, just personalities playing games and chatting. Thanks to Justin Hurst, Kateri Walsh, and Jerry Martin for demonstrating that people and PEOPLE. Impressive that congressional candidate Jeromie Whalen, whose campaign office is on Main Street, joined in.