Current Events

The Bowen House hosts events and exhibits often. January's exhibit was Fire and Ice and had many pieces shown that were both beautiful and collectable. The Bowen House is currently hosting the Treasures from Trees exhibit since February 7 and ends this Saturday, the 28th. Many types of woodworking art is being displayed by numerous artists from the area. Art includes carving, chip carvings, wood sculptures and others to create items like musical instruments, toys, etc.

The month of March has some excitement coming to the community. The Seedling Art Exhibit will open March 7 and continue on through the month. It will have pieces of art from Logann-Hocking students from kintergarden through high school students.

The History of the Bowen House

The Bowen House is a community center in Logan, Ohio. It is located in the Hocking Hills region at 196 N. Market Street.The community center focuses on arts and culture around the area. Southeast Ohio is often only known because of The Ohio University, but the Bowen House proves there is much more here to offer.


The Bowen House opened its doors over 170 years ago. It was the original home of John Rochester back in the 1800s. His daughter Lucy married Charles Bowen and that is where it picked up its name.
The reason why I have created this blog is to highlight some of the information about the Bowen House. It has shows, galleries, community gatherings and more.