Exhibits

We offer wall space to local artists who might be interested in showing their work for up to two months. Both professional artists and those who pursue art or photography as a hobby are encouraged to show their work. The walls above our first floor lounge area are equipped with moldings and a zippered-hook cord system for easy hanging of up to 8 pieces. Additional display space is available over the bookshelves. The glass display space in our foyer is available for showcasing smaller 3D artwork and interesting collections. Art shows are promoted via our social media channels. Contact the library to make arrangements to show your work. 

During the months of May and June we will be showing the photography of Ken Rachlis, a landscape photographer living in Richmond, Vermont. He enjoys documenting the beauty of Vermont’s landscapes via digital photography. His goal is to illustrate the rich beauty of our state within the limits of this two-dimensional medium. Come check out his show, “All Things Local,” which focuses on Richmond and the surrounding area.

Lauri Bradway has graciously shared her collection of quilted potholders from the early 1900s.