J. Franklin Wright Gallery

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A community gem, the J. Franklin Wright Gallery is a local cultural space for artists from all over to showcase their works. Anybody can submit their work to be displayed upon the art gallery selection committee’s approval.

Typically, each show runs from six to eight weeks. From May to June, the gallery is reserved for the student art show, and no artists from students showcase their work during that time. The gallery also allows visitors to buy the art depending on whether or not the artist is showcasing their work with the purpose of selling. Visit this cultural treat showcasing the talent of this town.

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