The Beverly Public Library welcomes the use of the library’s exhibit spaces by individuals and community groups.
Exhibits are free and open to the public during regular library hours when community meetings or library programs are not in progress.
Sohier Room, Main Library
December Exhibit: Travels with Gumby by Kirsten Jettinghoff
“You never know where fun might show up.” Travels with Gumby is a playful exhibit celebrating the urge to not take life too seriously. (Or what can happen when someone has a phone and a desire for amusement.) As a psychotherapist with a focus on compassion, Kirsten Jettinghoff, LMHC knows how hard life can be at times. Therefore, in the name of good mental health, traveling with everyone’s favorite green friend is a reminder: Be flexible. Don’t go it alone. Move at your own pace. Pay attention to what matters to you. Always emphasize kindness. Spread joy if you can. And if you can’t keep it real, at least try to “keep it silly.”
Conrad Room, Farms Branch
December Exhibit: Friends by Suzanne Nichelson and JoAnne Fossa
Suzanne Nichelson and JoAnne Fossa have been friends for years, exploring various artistic pursuits together. The December show will be a combination of painting, quilting, collage, and other mixed media.
Artists
Interested in displaying your work? Please see our Exhibit Policy and Exhibit Application.