The center's purpose is to preserve and display various grassroots art as part of the cultural history of the Midwest. Currently the Center has a permanent limestone sculpture collection of 95 pieces of the late Inez Marshall. Miss Marshall carved Osborne and Jewell County post rock limestone for over fifty years. Although handicapped she manipulated 400 pound limestone rocks into intricate tabloids. Her 1914 Model T has an engine, trunk and headlights that shine.
Additional exhibits rotate of other regional grassroots artists.
October to April. The center is handicapped accessible and open by appointment anytime.