When visiting the Hillsdale Free Public Library, be sure to check out our rotating exhibits of art, crafts, photography, and other collections. Our exhibit spaces are located in the Meeting Room Gallery (on the 1st floor) and the Glass Case Displays (along the lower lobby hallway).
View current and recent exhibits below.
The Freedom Train with the iconic Spirit of 1776 locomotive is arriving at the Hillsdale Free Public Library station. Railcars handcrafted by Nicolas Anthony Orlando will be on display in the lobby in July to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary.
View the photographic artistry of members of the Hillsdale Photography Club in the Meeting Room Gallery at the Hillsdale Free Pubic Library throughout the month of July. (Reception on July 18.)
The Hillsdale Free Public Library is pleased to offer artists, collectors, and organizations the opportunity to display their work to the community. Read Exhibit Agreement here.
In anticipation of the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence, the Hillsdale Free Public Library looks back at the 1976 bicentennial celebration through memorabilia and ephemera from collector Gary Weir.
The Hillsdale Free Public Library is pleased to exhibit the original artwork of Rick Wieser (the “Wheez”) in the Meeting Room Gallery. The woodwork art on view include colorful and whimsical buildings, lighthouses, whales, fish, and more.
Get inspired by original LEGO creations on exhibit at the library. The Hillsdale Train Station, Union Pacific rail cars, and a lighthouse are among the designs on display in the lobby’s glass cases.
Visit the Meeting Room at the Hillsdale Library to view the artwork featured in the 6th Annual Access For All Art Show for People with Disabilities.
Watercolor and colored-pencil paintings by artist Lois Fonde are on exhibit in the Meeting Room Gallery. And her handmade greeting cards are showcased in the lobby’s Glass Display Cases.
Throughout March, the Hillsdale Free Public Library is pleased to exhibit the artwork of Barry Shiff, renowned for his maritime and early 20th century scene paintings.
Visit the Meeting Room Gallery! Colombiandad presents the work of several family members, demonstrating how their Colombian heritage expresses itself through different media.
Artist (and Hillsdale Library Director) Dave Franz’s perspective on drawing: It’s play! Art belongs to everyone. It is the natural expression of living – where…
Hillsdale-resident exhibits her unique and distinctive bags Carol S. Miller, a handbag designer and manufacturer and resident of Hillsdale, designs soft, plush, and functional leather…
