2025 Season
All regular season openings are on Friday nights from 7-9pm. Please join us!
May 23 – June 8
Jean Benfante
Landscapes
Jean will show her intensely observed acrylic landscapes as well as selection of oil crayon landscapes that show the breadth of her work. Jean is a graduate of the Tyler School of Art and lives in East Stroudsburg. Jean’s website
June 13 – June 29
Sallie Bo Andrews
Dunnfield Creek and Other Paintings
Sallie will show her vibrant colored landscapes in the tradition of the New York School of landscape painting. Sallie studied in NYC and has shown at Lohin Geduld Gallery. She lives in Mt Bethel.
July 5 – July 20 – Opening on July 11
Sherwood Samet
Darkroom to Digital
Sherwood will be showing selections from his over 50 years of photography, spanning the film era to the digital era and its post-processing possibilities. His most recent project is making accordian books of flower images. Dr. Samet has made his home in Stroudsburg for over 65 years. Sherwood’s website
July 25- August 10
Adriano Farinella
AfterLight
Adriano will be showing his meditative and sublime cloudscapes and landscapes that are made from memory. He has a BFA from Kutztown University and teaches at Moravian College, as well as teaching workshops out of his Easton studio. Adriano’s website
August 15 – August 31
Doris Cresko and Joan Glusiec
Side by Side
Doris will be showing pastels and Joan will be showing her oils and watercolors. The show features plein air work they made of the same subject while sitting “side by side”. Doris and Joan live in East Stroudsburg. Joan’s website
September 5 – September 21
$150 Show
This show will feature some of the best local artists and all work will be priced at $150! Click on the link above to see the list.
September 26 – October 12
Dawn Linden
unknown destinies
Dawn’s solo show will feature “a portrait gallery of beings from dimensions, large and small, natural and not so… and a selection of vintage Snowsplice clothes, my one-of-a-kind designs from berets and scarves to vests and dresses.”