The Raymer Society offers the artist-in-resident the use of a small apartment and studio space during their stay. 

The apartment is located on the Red Barn Museum property, at the center of the property, nestled among a picturesque scene of trees and foliage. The Red Barn Studio Museum and artist-in-resident apartment is within easy walking distance of the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery on the campus of Bethany College, the Smoky Valley Arts and Folk Life Center, the Clara Hatton Center, and the Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum, as well as plenty of opportunities for shopping, and dining.

The apartment features a quaint sun porch, a complete kitchen, a full laundry room, a large bedroom with a queen bed, and a small twin-sized sofa bed, and a small bathroom with a shower and tub combo. With a blend of comfort and charm, it’s equipped with all the essentials to make your stay feel like home. View images below.

The museum property includes a few courtyards, the perfect spot for your morning coffee, and a large yard, which can be enjoyed at any time of day. 

The Studio, a creative sanctuary, is located inside the Red Barn Studio Museum. Artists have the freedom of 24-hour access and a private entrance through the south door of the Red Barn Studio. View images below. Artists will be given a key to the apartment as well as a key to the studio. The studio is equipped with an alarm system, and you will be provided a code to arm and disarm the alarm if you need to access the studio outside of regular open hours. 

Whether you’re seeking inspiration, connection, or simply a change of scenery, The Red Barn Studio Museum offers the perfect space for artists seeking solace and stimulation during their residency.