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Exhibitions 2025-2026

Tiny Works for Winter

For the months of November and December we will be having a Tiny Works for Winter exhibition on our giftshop wall.

This exhibition will run from November 1st- December 19th, 2025.

Exhibiting artists include; Sandy Aronson, Betsy Bloomfield, Mary Diefenbach Duke, Kate Green, Ana Gresham, Leslie Ann Hauer, Aislinn Hematyar, and Stephen J. Rice.

Image: On the Horizon, painting by Aislinn Hematyar

Path of Petals: A Cultural Journey through Día de los Muertos​

Opening Reception: November 1st from 4pm-7pm

The Yakima-based Mezcla art collective presents a new installation that evokes the feeling of a graveyard on the Day of the Dead in the original Larson Gallery space.

The Mezcla Collective’s mission is to support, advocate for, and provide a safe collaborative space for Central Washington’s Latine artists.

This event will be held in the Original Larson Gallery building from November 1st, 2025 through December 6th, 2025. 

70th Central Washington Artists Exhibition​

Exhibiting November 1 – December 6, 2025

Opening Reception: Saturday, November 1, from 4-7pm

Award Ceremony will be held at 5pm.

This year’s juror is Central Washington Artist, Leo Adams.

“I am honored to be the juror for this show. It was quite a task to go through the large number of amazing submissions for the 2025 Central Washington Artists’ Exhibition. I went through the stack of work multiple times, considering how each of the chosen pieces would contribute to a cohesive and engaging exhibition,  representative of the region. During my deliberation, I was amazed by the quality and variety of work, and artistic talent that resides in Central WA. Congratulations to all of the artists represented in the show.” -Leo Adams

Exhibition sponsored by Christian and Janet Schlect.

Image: Asphalt and Autumn, photograph by Kim Miller.

Jane Orleman: Endless Dreams

September 13 – October 18, 2025

Opening Reception: Saturday, September 13, from 3-5pm

Please join us for an exhibition of mural-style paintings by iconic Central WA artist Jane Orleman! Her vivid, larger-than-life paintings are intensely personal and yet also universal, touching on themes drawn from the artist’s emotional and spiritual landscape, such as cycles of life, love, loss, and the nature of time.

The gallery will be open late for Art After Hours on September 26 from 5-7:30, so that you can enjoy Jane Orleman’s paintings and a musical performance by James Hunter.