Purpose

The Imperial Calcasieu Museum serves the five parish area of Calcasieu, Cameron, Beauregard, Allen, and Jeff Davis in Southwest Louisiana. The Museum is a well established 501c3 cultural organization supporting visual arts and artists, and cultural preservation. It has served our community for over 45 years and is the only arts and cultural museum serving the area. The mission is to exhibit and support the visual arts, maintain a strong art in education program by offering educational opportunities, and to preserve the unique culture and history of the region. The vision statement is to position the ICM as the leading fine arts and cultural center for the region by increasing awareness, participation, and involvement.

Programming areas are: 1.) The Historic Museum: Housing artifacts, information, and memorabilia depicting life in the Old Imperial Calcasieu Region (now the five parish area) from the Native Americans through the early settlers. 2.) The Gibson-Barham Gallery: Maintaining a full and diverse exhibit schedule of contemporary and traditional visual artists, new emerging artists, as well as Calcasieu Parish Art Students annual juried exhibit. 3.) The Gallery Annex: Newly expanded meeting and exhibit space.


Mark your calendar now!

Boogaloo date for 2011 announced

"Boogaloo," the area's favorite annual party, will take place April 16, 2011. It's the Museum's major annual fundraiser, and it's an event not to be missed!

Sneak peek!

Among the exciting events and exhibits for the 2010-11 arts season coming to the Museum are a Clementine Hunter exhibit in September; a George Rodrigue exhibit, featuring a visit by the artist in January; a show by Austin potter Rick Irvin; and the one-of-a-kind Museum Attic Sale on November 5-7 in the Gibson-Barham Gallery. Check back for details!


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