Benefits Monroe-Walton Centers for the Arts and A Child’s Voice
Monroe-Walton Center for the Arts and A Child’s Voice are joining together to host Hope on the Horizon, a night of art, music, and storytelling benefiting both the organizations. The event takes place from 7 – 9 p.m. on Friday, May 1, 2026 at Corinth Christian Church in Loganville.

At the heart of the evening is a special collection of 60 original 12” × 12” paintings created by local artists. Each piece will be available for purchase for $100, offering a unique opportunity to take home original artwork while supporting both the artists and the mission of the event. Guests can arrive early to meet the artists and select their favorite piece before it’s gone—these one-of-a-kind works tend to find homes quickly!
Proceeds from the evening will directly support:
• Healing arts and creative outreach programs through MWCA
• Advocacy and support services for children served by A Child’s Voice
• Local artists generously contributing their work
Together, these efforts bring healing, connection, and hope to children and families in our community. Your participation helps ensure these programs continue to grow and reach those who need them most.
Tickets are $20, and seating is limited to keep the evening intimate and meaningful. You are encouraged to reserve your spot early—and consider inviting a friend to share in this special experience.
You can be a part of an evening filled with creativity, compassion, and community—and help bring Hope on the Horizon.
Tickets are now on sale, and both tickets and paintings are limited. Click or tap on this link to order tickets.
Doors open at 6:30 for you to have some time to view and choose your favorite artwork(s)!
You’ll be welcomed into a warm, gallery-style setting with art, music, and light refreshments
This is a relaxed and social time to
- Browse the 12×12 Art Collection
- Meet artists and fellow guests
- Enjoy light bites, desserts, and mocktails
- Settle in and soak up the atmosphere

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