Fremont Art House is a place where creativity, community, and culture come together. Through artist studios, gallery exhibitions, educational programs, creative events, and our Art Café, we celebrate the power of art to inspire, connect, and enrich lives. Whether you’re creating, collecting, or simply exploring, there’s a place for you here.
Our gallery showcases original artwork from our resident artists alongside carefully curated local and regional exhibitions. Discover inspiring collections, meet the artists behind the work, and experience a gallery that celebrates creativity in all its forms.
HOURS
TUESDAY - SATURDAY: 9 AM - 5 PM
The Fremont Art Café is a welcoming gathering place where creativity and great conversation meet. Whether you’re enjoying artwork, attending a workshop, meeting friends, or simply relaxing, the café offers a warm and inspiring atmosphere at the heart of downtown Fremont’s Creative District.
HOURS
THURSDAY & FRIDAY: 4 - 8 PM
SATURDAY: 10 AM - 4 PM
Create • Connect • Inspire
Step into a warm and inspiring creative atmosphere where art, conversation, and community come together. Our Art Café offers handcrafted beverages, intimate seating, and a thoughtfully curated environment designed to encourage creativity, connection, and meaningful experiences.
About the Artist
Monica Eby is a contemporary American painter whose layered acrylic and mixed
media works explore light, resilience,
memory, and emotional presence.
Rooted in the Midwestern landscape, her paintings combine intuitive mark-making, texture, and transparent layers to reflect
the quiet strength of everyday life and the depth o
About the Artist
Monica Eby is a contemporary American painter whose layered acrylic and mixed
media works explore light, resilience,
memory, and emotional presence.
Rooted in the Midwestern landscape, her paintings combine intuitive mark-making, texture, and transparent layers to reflect
the quiet strength of everyday life and the depth of human connection.
“I paint the space between what is visible and what is felt. Each painting is an invitation to pause—to encounter stillness, strength, and something deeply familiar.”
Her work is held in private and corporate
collections.
About the Artist
I believe art has the ability to reach beyond what we see and connect us to something deeper—a memory, a story, a moment of reflection, or a sense of hope.
My work is rooted in storytelling. Whether I am working in mixed media, or experimenting with unexpected materials, I am drawn to subjects that carry meaning. Faces,
About the Artist
I believe art has the ability to reach beyond what we see and connect us to something deeper—a memory, a story, a moment of reflection, or a sense of hope.
My work is rooted in storytelling. Whether I am working in mixed media, or experimenting with unexpected materials, I am drawn to subjects that carry meaning. Faces, figures, wildlife, texture, light, and symbolic elements become ways of exploring resilience, faith, heritage, transformation, and the human spirit.
My background in design and visual communication has shaped the way I approach composition, but the heart of my work is much more intuitive. I enjoy the tension between careful craftsmanship and expressive freedom—between controlling the materials and allowing the work to reveal something I hadn’t anticipated. Ultimately, I want to create more than an image. I want each piece to carry a sense of presence and story—to invite the viewer to pause, look a little longer, and perhaps discover something that connects with their own experience.
About the Artist
Sarah Labs is the artist behind Burrito + Shug Creative Studio. Working primarily in acrylic paint and mixed media, she moves between traditional materials and digital techniques to create colorful, layered work that celebrates the imperfect evidence of the artist’s hand. Her creative practice also extends into illust
About the Artist
Sarah Labs is the artist behind Burrito + Shug Creative Studio. Working primarily in acrylic paint and mixed media, she moves between traditional materials and digital techniques to create colorful, layered work that celebrates the imperfect evidence of the artist’s hand. Her creative practice also extends into illustration, teaching, and licensed fabric design with Timeless Treasures Fabrics. Inspired by nature, animals, childhood wonder, and the small moments of everyday life, her work is rooted in curiosity, storytelling, and play.
Following Curiosity I rarely know exactly where a painting is going when I begin, and that’s part of what I love about making art. I build through layers—paint, pencil, collage, scribbles, drips, texture, and whatever else the piece seems to be asking for. I love the moment when I stop trying to control the outcome and start responding to what’s happening on the surface.
I want my work to feel unmistakably made by a human. I’m drawn to the wonky line, visible brushstroke, torn edge, and unexpected mark that gives a piece its personality. For me, making art is about staying curious, playing, noticing the little things, and leaving room for something unexpected to happen.
About the Artist
Ashley is the owner and maker behind Tightly Wound Kitty Co., a Nebraska-based business creating handmade cat hats and toys. She has been crocheting for over 20 years and loves combining her creativity and love of cats to make fun, unique products designed to spoil cats and make their people smile.
About the Artist
Jon Summers is a visual artist and painter working in Omaha, Nebraska. He holds a
BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute.
His paintings depict a response to the
relationship between space, texture and color in nature. His vibrant canvases incorporate bold color, strong lines and complex layers. Jon’s work is very process-
About the Artist
Jon Summers is a visual artist and painter working in Omaha, Nebraska. He holds a
BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute.
His paintings depict a response to the
relationship between space, texture and color in nature. His vibrant canvases incorporate bold color, strong lines and complex layers. Jon’s work is very process-oriented. His hope is that viewers are drawn into his uniquely reimagined landscapes in a way that feels familiar yet undefined.
Capturing Change
Inspiration comes to me through observation. My paintings are based on sights, sounds as they relate to the landscape. My beginning thought is then enhanced by the act of creating. Rather than feeling bound by an idea, I’m always excited by the way the process gives life to my original vision.
JonSummersArt.com
About the Artist
Wendy Summers is an artist and licensed mental health counselor whose work is deeply rooted in the connection between creativity and well-being. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute and a master’s degree in counseling from Grace University.
In 1990, Wendy co-founded Rhythm & Hues Studio of F
About the Artist
Wendy Summers is an artist and licensed mental health counselor whose work is deeply rooted in the connection between creativity and well-being. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute and a master’s degree in counseling from Grace University.
In 1990, Wendy co-founded Rhythm & Hues Studio of Fine Arts in Omaha, Nebraska, where she taught art for 30 years alongside her sister and business partner, Amy Webster, and their mother, Mary Lou Hannibal. Wendy also taught art in the Millard Public School system for 17 years. Throughout her years as an art educator, Wendy was continually inspired by the healing power of creativity and artmaking. This ultimately led her to transition into mental health counseling, where she has practiced for the past decade.
Today, Wendy continues to create art as an important part of her own life and integrates creative expression and other expressive therapies into her counseling practice. She is passionate about helping others discover the restorative power of creativity and believes that making art can nourish the mind, body, and soul.
Wendy and her husband, Jon, are both artists and enjoy creating together in their studio. They have three grown sons, two wonderful daughters-in-law, and four grandchildren who often join them in the studio to make art of their own.
About the Artist
Tanna Taubenheim is an accomplished artist whose creative journey began with a foundation in graphic design. After spending 15 years working in advertising and product design, she transitioned to a more personal and expressive mediums—paint and colored pencil —ultimately discovering her passion for illustration and visual
About the Artist
Tanna Taubenheim is an accomplished artist whose creative journey began with a foundation in graphic design. After spending 15 years working in advertising and product design, she transitioned to a more personal and expressive mediums—paint and colored pencil —ultimately discovering her passion for illustration and visual storytelling.
As a military spouse for 24 years, Tanna navigated the challenges of frequent relocations while raising three children, with art remaining her steadfast companion through every chapter. Now, as she and her husband build a new life in the civilian world, Tanna continues to channel her experiences and imagination into vibrant, narrative-rich works that reflect a life shaped by movement, resilience, and creativity.
About the Artist
Amy D. Webster is a professional artist and art educator with more than three decades of experience. She holds a BFA in Studio Art and K-12 Visual Arts Teaching Certification from the University of Nebraska.
In 1990, Amy co-founded Rhythm & HUES: A Studio of Fine Arts with her mother, pianist Mary Lou Hannibal, and sister
About the Artist
Amy D. Webster is a professional artist and art educator with more than three decades of experience. She holds a BFA in Studio Art and K-12 Visual Arts Teaching Certification from the University of Nebraska.
In 1990, Amy co-founded Rhythm & HUES: A Studio of Fine Arts with her mother, pianist Mary Lou Hannibal, and sister, artist and licensed therapist Wendy Summers. For 30 years, their staff provided art and music education to students of all ages. Amy has also taught at St. Stephen the Martyr School, currently teaches classes and private lessons at the 402 Arts Collective in Omaha, and leads painting workshops for seniors throughout the region.
Working primarily in oils and traditional techniques, Amy creates portraits, landscapes, animal portraits, and still lifes. She views art as a gift from the Lord to be shared generously and joyfully. Through teaching, she encourages people of all ages and experience levels to develop their creativity, confidence, and connections with others.
Amy is delighted to be part of the Fremont Art House, where faith, creativity, and community come together. She hopes to help others celebrate the beauty of God's creation and experience the joy and fellowship that art can bring.
Art for Health & Wholeness
Saturday, October 24, 2026
9:30 - 11:30 am
Unwind. Create. Recharge.
Join us for this fun, interactive workshop and discover how incorporating art into your routine can help reduce stress, promote relaxation, and support everyday well-being.
Open to high school students, college students, and adults of all skill levels—no prior art experience necessary! You’ll explore simple, enjoyable techniques and leave with three completed mini-projects designed to promote creativity, calm, and relaxation. $65
Instructor Wendy Summers is an artist and licensed Mental Health Counselor who regularly utilizes art and other expressive therapies in her practice. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute and a master’s degree in counseling from Grace University. During her 30 years as an art educator, Wendy was continually inspired by the healing power of art and artmaking. This ultimately led her to transition into the field of mental health counseling, where she has practiced for the past decade.
Wendy integrates art into her counseling practice and maintains her own creative routine as an important part of personal well-being. She is passionate about helping others experience the restorative power of creativity and believes making art can nourish the mind, body, and soul!
Space is limited. Email Wendy at WendySummersArtandHeart@hotmail.com
with questions, or to sign up click on our pay link: https://square.link/u/sMYjQ5iQ
Workshop Location
Fremont Art House
631 North Park Ave
Fremont, NE 68025
Located in the heart of the Fremont Creative District
Fremont Art House offers inspiring studio spaces for artists, photographers, and creatives seeking a place to work and grow. Located in the heart of the Fremont Creative District, it is set within a historic and creative environment, that blends character, artistic community — creating a welcoming space where ideas come to life.
Contact us to find about studio availability, located at:
Fremont Art House
631 Park Ave, Fremont, NE 68025
We are currently full, but please contact us, and we can add you to our waiting list while additional creative spaces are under construction, or become available.
Fremont Art House is a vibrant and collaborative creative hub in the creative district of downtown Fremont, Nebraska, founded by Monica and Todd Eby, the artists and owners of Eby Fine Art. It is our mission is to support working artists while creating meaningful opportunities for creativity, community, and connection.
To find out more about Eby Fine Art: https://ebyfineart.com
