Held each year in September, the Art History Luncheon is a special event designed to fit into a workday lunch hour and also take that time to educate, enrich and engage through focusing on one famous painter or painting from history.

Held each year in December, Share the Joy combines two great things, food and art.  Each December the Hannibal Arts Council hosts a soup and dessert fundraiser during the holidays.  The event will include homemade soups, breads and desserts followed by special holiday performances.

The theme party fundraiser is held each year to provide an opportunity for the community to show its appreciation and support of the valuable programming and services HAC brings to the community and have fun while supporting the arts.  A different theme is featured each year.  Past themes have included Aloha Hawaii, Low Country Boil, Speakeasy, Cabin Fever and Glitz.  The event features a social hour, sit down dinner and theme-related entertainment.  The event space is decorated to reflect the theme.

The Coffee Talk Lecture Series is designed to be relaxed, informal and informative.  Through the Coffee Talk Lecture Series, the Hannibal Arts Council will present community members speaking on various topics, including travel, history, health, food, well-being and yes, art. The series is designed on the premise that everyone has a story and a wide variety of interests and are sometimes willing to share that with an audience. Program partners include Wade Stables P.C., Second Breakfast Coffee Roasters and the Missouri Arts Council.