| Major Exhibitions
Celebrating Generations
The Public Opening of
Generations: A Solo Exhibit by Julie Torres
was shared by more than 200 patrons, a wonderful reminder of the power of art to bring people together. To all who have not yet seen this show, be sure to visit before it closes on July 11. Thank you to presenter
Jacob Eisler, Ph.D., J.D
for making the evening so thought provoking, and to the
FSU students
and
Artist Guild
members whose work is currently on view, helping create a vibrant exhibition experience.
Congratulations to artist
Julie Torres
for creating such inspiring work! You will have the opportunity to
meet Julie on Thursday, June 25th,
at the
DIne & Discover Luncheon
(reservation info below), or at the
Wine & Cheese Reception with Julie
at 5pm. See below for more information.
Support for this program is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, celebrating NEA America250: Arts Projects Honoring the National Garden of American Heroes.
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| Dine & Discover
History, Art, and Civic Life
Thursday, June 25, 2026, from 12pm–1:30pm
Meet artist Julie Torres and enjoy a talk with Tiffany Baker, Museum Director of the Florida Historic Capitol Museum
. Through conversation inspired by
Generations: A Solo Exhibit by Julie Torres
, this engaging program explores the connections between history, civic life, and the ideas that shape our communities. During the event, g
uests will have the opportunity to talk with Julie Torres and learn more about the inspiration behind her work.
Reservations are required and close Wednesday, June 17 at 5 pm
. Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged.
Support for this program is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, celebrating NEA America250: Arts Projects Honoring the National Garden of American Heroes.
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| Meet & Greet
Wine & Cheese Reception – Meet Julie Torres!
Thursday, June 25, 2026, from 5pm–7pm
J
oin us Thursday, June 25, from 5–7 pm for a Wine & Cheese Meet & Greet with artist Julie Torres.
A Tallahassee native whose work is included in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Torres transforms everyday materials into compelling works that explore freedom, empowerment, and civic life.
Enjoy wine, cheese, and conversation while exploring
Generations: A Solo Exhibit by Julie Torres
and hearing directly from the artist about the ideas and inspiration behind her work.
Admission is free for members, $5 for non-member adults, and $3 for non-member adult students.
Support for this program is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, celebrating NEA America250: Arts Projects Honoring the National Garden of American Heroes.
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| Youth & Family
Summer Fun at Gadsden Arts!
Summer Art Camp is back at Gadsden Arts,
guided by experienced instructors, each week is filled with creative projects and fresh inspiration. Young artists ages 6–12 will explore painting, drawing, sculpture, and more! Camp sessions are offered throughout June and July –
register soon, many weeks are full!
Families can also spend Saturdays creating, exploring, and discovering together during
Free Family Saturdays
every Saturday from 10 am–4:30 pm. From art-making in the ArtZone to discovering the galleries through a visual treasure hunt, there’s something for all ages to enjoy.
Free Family Saturdays are presented by
Centennial Bank
, with support from the
Jacarlene Foundation
, and in partnership with the
National Hookup of Black Women – Gadsden
. All Art for Children & Youth programs are made possible by our
Art for Children & Youth Donors,
and
Sunnyside Farm Management
. Art @ Home Kits are sponsored by
TDS Telecom
.
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| Create Your Own Event
Create your own art experience!
Host your next meeting, luncheon, retreat, or small group gathering at Gadsden Arts!
Our
Create Your Own Event
program includes access to the Bates Community Room plus a special Gadsden Arts experience, such as a guided tour, museum presentation, or hands-on art activity.
Events can be scheduled Tuesdays–Fridays between 11am and 4pm for groups of up to 42 guests.
Gadsden Arts members receive a special event benefit of free admission for themselves and up to six guests.
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| Jean Gard Fletcher Museum Shop
Shop at Gadsden Arts!
Discover unique, original artwork by local artists, like Bob Hudak’s beautiful landscape photograph notecards at the Jean Gard Fletcher Museum Shop.
Gadsden Arts members enjoy 10% off
their entire purchase, just one more reason to stop by and support local creativity! We’re open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 5 PM.
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| Thank you, Melanie, and welcome, Ginger!
Gadsden Arts is profoundly thankful for our 20-year bookkeeper, Melanie Joyner
, as she begins her well-earned retirement. For two decades, Melanie has been a steady and caring presence behind the scenes. Her commitment, attention to detail, and kindness have made a lasting impact on our staff, artists, members, and community, and we are deeply grateful for all she has given to Gadsden Arts!
We are also pleased to welcome our new bookkeeper, Ginger van der Ree
to the Gadsden Arts team. When you are next in, feel free to ask to meet her. If you have a finance question, give Ginger a call at 850.627.5022.
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| Thank you, Leigh and Jim!
We extend special appreciation to retiring Board Members Jim Miller and
Leigh Watson Healy,
for their years of service and leadership. Their contributions have helped guide and shape Gadsden Arts to become the organization it is today. To all 100+ annual volunteers who help make Gadsden Arts thrive each year—thank you for your dedication! To Leigh and Jim, we look forward to continuing to see you at Gadsden Arts.
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| Membership
Membership = Year-Round Discovery
Enjoy year-round discovery at Gadsden Arts with free admission for you and guests,
opportunities to explore exhibitions, and discounts on purchases, classes, camps, and ticketed events. Membership dollars help support Gadsden Arts programs that welcome and serve everyone in our community.
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| On the square in Quincy
Dining • Shopping • Arts & Culture
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| Visual Art
See what’s happening nearby!
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| Art Museums & Galleries
621 Gallery
– Tallahassee
AHA Gallery,
Havana
Anderson Brickler Gallery,
Tallahassee
ArtPort Gallery
, Tallahassee
Bwembya’s Market
, Quincy
City Hall Gallery
– Tallahassee
Dean Mitchell’s Marie Brooks Gallery,
Quincy
Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery,
Tallahassee
FSU Museum of Fine Arts,
Tallahassee
LeMoyne Arts,
Tallahassee
Live Oak Gallery,
Apalachicola
Signature Art Gallery,
Tallahassee
Stan Johnson Creative Gallery
– Tallahassee
Tallahassee Senior Center,
Tallahassee
Tallahassee State College Fine Art Gallery,
Tallahassee
The Gallery at Rio Carrabelle
, Carrabelle
Venvi Gallery,
Tallahassee
Contact Brittney Rollins
to be added to this list.
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