Arts Alliance Holds Annual Membership Meeting
Coeur d'Alene Arts & Culture Alliance welcomed members and prospective supporters at MODUS Fine Art Gallery on Thursday night.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Fine Art
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The Coeur d'Alene Arts & Culture Alliance held its annual membership meeting at MODUS Fine Art Gallery on Thursday night. About 50 attendees gathered as the event coincided with the final evening of the gallery's "Botanical Kaleidoscope" exhibition.
Why it matters
Membership funds keep Arts Alliance programs running and help cover operational costs, making the meeting a direct channel for community support of local arts in Coeur d'Alene. Attendees were encouraged to purchase or renew memberships during the event.
The meeting drew about 50 attendees to MODUS Fine Art Gallery, the final evening of the "Botanical Kaleidoscope" exhibition featuring Neicy Frey and Toby Keough. The source does not disclose how many memberships were sold or renewed.
The players
Coeur d'Alene Arts & Culture Alliance
A local nonprofit organization that supports arts programming in Coeur d'Alene through events such as Art Walks, a summer concert series and the Living Lake Project.
MODUS Fine Art Gallery
A fine art gallery in Coeur d'Alene that hosted the annual membership meeting and the "Botanical Kaleidoscope" exhibition.
The details
Executive Director Abby Light introduced attendees to board members and highlighted the programs supported by memberships, including Art Walks, the summer concert series and the Living Lake Project. Graze and Rosé provided charcuterie and wine, and the Living Lake Project was cited as having helped bring new members and increased visibility to the Arts Alliance this year.
Timeline
Thursday night: Annual membership meeting held at MODUS Fine Art Gallery, coinciding with the final evening of the "Botanical Kaleidoscope" exhibition.
Season Trajectory
The Living Lake Project, one of the programs funded by membership dues, has helped the Coeur d'Alene Arts & Culture Alliance attract new members and raise its profile this year. The meeting positions the organization's membership base as a growing source of support for its summer and community programming.
Residents who want to support the Arts Alliance can purchase or renew memberships, which fund programs such as Art Walks and the summer concert series. Membership is the direct way for community members to access and sustain these local arts offerings.
The takeaway
Membership dues keep community arts programming running, so residents who attend these events can directly help sustain local culture. Supporting a local arts organization is one of the most practical ways to keep neighborhood programs like outdoor concerts and gallery walks available.
Further reading
Explore more local gallery and exhibition coverage in Fine Art for context on the region's visual arts scene.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Coeur d'Alene Press.
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