November’s joint art exhibit will feature the works of Constance Festo Lafond and Andrea Maglio-Macullar. Stop by during the month of November to view these vibrant and colorful landscapes, florals, seascapes, and more. Media includes watercolor, gouache, and oil. Items
Peter Miller has been a Topsfield resident his entire life and a longtime hobbyist of photography. Miller took his interest further by joining the Greater Lynn Photographic Association in 2011. His membership there greatly improved his skills as a photographer, earning him
About the Exhibit: The subject of September’s exhibit is Reedy Meadow, the largest freshwater cattail marsh in Massachusetts. Reedy Meadow is a natural landmark, and an important location for migrating birds and a variety of wildlife. It is located on
The Topsfield Library is pleased to announce our April 2024 art exhibit featuring the photography of Caroline Stella and James (Jim) Gallagher. The exhibit will run April 1st through April 29th in the Activity Room. The exhibit reception will be
The Topsfield Town Library Art Committee is pleased to announce that the Trinidad-born Salem resident and artist, Indra Persad Milowe, will be exhibiting her solo art show, “Beautiful Ubud, Bali,” this month in the Activity Room. Indra is a prolific
The Topsfield Town Library is pleased to exhibit the photography of award-winning photographer, Ken Jordan. Please join us on Thursday, November 2nd from 5pm to 6:45pm, for the artist reception. Ken’s pieces will be on display in the Activity Room
Don Hammontree Hailing from Central Illinois, Don Hammontree is a Salem, Massachusetts-based artist, photographer, musician and writer. His colorful acrylic paintings, which tend to focus on streetscapes, architecture and vintage automobiles, have been displayed throughout New England. Why England Slept,
The Topsfield Town Library is excited to host an exhibition of the work of local artist Charlotte Collins, titled “Kitsch,” from August 2-31st, 2023. This exhibition highlights some of Collins’ work, including a fascination with kitschy decor. This exhibition will
