The preliminary design of the visitor center is intended to be modern, evoking what might have been an original outbuilding. The visitor center is an important support facility for the historic Wallace-Klein House. It enables the house to serve as a venue for arts and education. We will begin fundraising for this building in 2021.

The Alabama Writers’ Forum views the Klein-Wallace house, and the land surrounding it, as a means to give students a direct and tangible link to this state's complex past—a literal doorway into history.

Bloom, a student-run design studio at the University of Alabama at Birmingham headed by professor Douglas Barrett, has selected Klein Arts & Culture as its client for Fall 2020.

On November 3, 2019, Barbara Adkins, Peter Datcher, Nell Gottlieb and Theoangelo Perkins were recognized as Harpersville Stars as part of the Sixth Annual Harpersville Day Celebration. City hall officials introduced each star, providing biographical information and noting how each made the community shine.

Isabella Newbrun joined Klein Arts & Culture for the summer of 2020 as our first intern.

Klein Art & Culture was awarded the Peter H. Brink Leadership Fund grant by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in July, 2019. The purpose of the Brink Fund is to build the capacity of existing preservation organizations and to encourage collaboration among them.