Constructed between 1900 and 1902, the Leavenworth Carnegie Library building was adapted in 1987 to house a private, non-profit facility for the arts.  The vibrant and active Carnegie Arts Center provides children and adults with an exciting mix of opportunities and experiences in art, dance, music, and drama.

The Centennial Walkway located at the southeast entrance of the Carnegie Arts Center was created in 2000 to celebrate 100 years of community service by recognizing the many families and businesses involved with the building’s past, present, and future.

The Walkway is a lasting tribute to the supporters and friends of the Carnegie Arts Center.  You may have a brick engraved with your name and/or message laid in the Walkway with a donation of $100*.  Each brick can be engraved with up to three lines with a limit of 13 characters per line.  Leave your mark on history, and ensure that your family, business, or organization will be recognized. 

Please contact the Carnegie at (913) 651-0765 for more information.

*All donations and tax deductible. 

Your gift will help the Carnegie provide quality art, music, and dance classes to the Leavenworth community.

Toulouse sits atop "Pincher," the sculpture at the center of the Centennial Walkway.