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The Book Club continues to meet now with the regular hours at 4:00pm. Please contact Jen for the latest book selections and meeting locations at jen.jb.bell@gmail.com The current book selection is "Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder" by Caroline Fraser.
Game Night is rolling into The Old Gallery and it’s time to let the friendly rivalries begin! We’ll have classics like dominoes, Uno, Jenga, and more ready to go, but feel free to bring your favorite game from home too. It’s the perfect excuse to escape...
Community Food Bank
Step into the spotlight at our Open Mic Nights at the Gallery! Whether you sing, strum, read poetry, share a story, perform with a group, or simply come to cheer on the talent in the room, everyone is welcome for a fun and creative night...
We invite you to stargaze from the back porch of The Old Gallery. Leslie is back and invites you to stargaze from the back porch of the Gallery. This casual gathering will be a chance to explore our night sky and learn some interesting facts....
Peggy Mauerman will be hosting video yoga this winter until Peggy D returns in May. Date: Weekly starting Jan. 2nd. Classes are held on both Tuesday at 2pm and Thursday at 9am. Cost: Donations welcome. If you are interested in attending, please email Peggy @...
Mike Brown will be leading a Free Tai Chi class geared towards the beginner upstairs at The Old Gallery. Tai Chi is a gentle form of exercise that combines slow, flowing movements with deep breathing and focus. It’s great for improving strength, balance, and flexibility...
Adopt a racing duck for $25 and cheer it on as it makes a splash, all while supporting The Old Gallery. Or grab a Quack Pack and get 6 ducks for the price of 5 for more chances to win! The best part? $23 of...
