The Jambalaya Art Cooperative is many things but mostly it is a place for the inspiration, collaboration, and expression of its members.

Jambalaya provides a venue for local artists to display and sell their artwork as well as a place for the local community to view and acquire what artists in their area are creating. Members of Jambalaya work in a wide variety of mediums and styles. These mediums include everything from painting, sculpture, pottery, jewelry and fiber work to performance art and poetry.
Our goal is artistic diversity.

On the first Saturday of each month Jambalaya participates in the Oshkosh Gallery Walk where we show the artwork created by our members as well as the work of guest artists.

Our art gallery is located on Main street in downtown Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA. The gallery occupies the first floor of 413 N. Main St. and is approximently 1500 square feet.

The second floor is composed of studios, art storage and common space. There is also a basement where members can create artwork if they wish. There is a middle floor where a computer and a matt cutter is located.