December 2025: Small Wonders
Give the gift of ART this holiday season. Over 300 works from local artists will be on display and available to purchase: from jewelry to paintings, photography, sculpture and more. Pieces range in size, but all prices are capped at $150. Join us on First Friday, December 5 from 5-9pm for an artists reception. The show continues throughout the month.
February 2026: Horsing Around, Various Artists
The lunar New Year in 2026 is marching along from the year of the Snake to the year of the Horse. Recognizing that the horse is an inspiration for unicorns, alicorns, centaurs, hippocampi and more, we will also considered art featuring these “horse-adjacent” beings.
Horses play a significant role in mythology and folklore across numerous cultures, often symbolizing power, freedom, and a connection to the divine. Horses are adapted to run, allowing them to quickly escape predators, and possess a good sense of balance and a strong fight-or-flight response.
In Chinese culture, the Horse is admired for its vibrant energy and active spirit. It symbolizes strength, speed, and determination. Individuals born in the Year of the Horse are believed to embody these qualities, often described as hardworking, warm, and independent. The Horse is also linked to success and prosperity, representing the idea of achieving one’s goals swiftly and smoothly—much like a victorious horse galloping into battle. This association suggests that success can come quickly and with little resistance. As a result, many people incorporate horse symbols into their clothing, accessories, or home decor to invite good luck and positive energy.
Braided Horse by Mariel Del Rincon, 20” x 20”, Oil on canvas / palette knives
High Fiber Diet, Obsessed with Color
"Obsessed With Color" is a group show consisting of 45 pieces, all the same dimensions, displayed in a color wheel through out the gallery. High Fiber Diet, a group of fiber artists committed to advancing their art professionally, centers upon opportunities to exhibit and learn about the exhibition process.
April 2026: Kelly Williams, Helen White, and Myrna Tater
Invitational artshow featuring three artists that work in reclaimed, found, and repurposed materials. More information to be announced.
Please peruse their individual websites below -