The Gallery at the Munroe Center for the Arts, Lexington is currently seeking requests for proposals from local artists. The gallery is highly prominent and receives significant daily foot traffic and is available for exhibitions in four to eight week blocks.
Hanging shows, organizing receptions and promotion are generally the responsibility of the artist but the committee can offer help.
Bob Adams Gallery – two locking rooms totaling 176 s. f.
Hallway Gallery is 275 s.f.
Munroe Center for the Arts hosts three small galleries for exhibition only (no sales). All galleries have 12' high ceilings. Total square footage below includes unusuable space (some doorways). Download a floor plan of the gallery.
The galleries are open between the hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm from Monday to Friday - closed on weekends.
Proposals will be reviewed by the gallery committee on a rolling basis.
To submit your application, please fill out the application here.
Once scheduled, please fill out a press release form so that we may begin publicizing your show.
Artists may wish to hold a public reception for their work, and should be aware that no alcohol may be served without approval by the Lexington Board of Selectmen. Permit applications are available online here.
Hanging shows, organizing receptions and promotion are generally the responsibility of the artist but the committee can offer help.
Bob Adams Gallery – two locking rooms totaling 176 s. f.
Hallway Gallery is 275 s.f.
Munroe Center for the Arts hosts three small galleries for exhibition only (no sales). All galleries have 12' high ceilings. Total square footage below includes unusuable space (some doorways). Download a floor plan of the gallery.
The galleries are open between the hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm from Monday to Friday - closed on weekends.
Proposals will be reviewed by the gallery committee on a rolling basis.
To submit your application, please fill out the application here.
Once scheduled, please fill out a press release form so that we may begin publicizing your show.
Artists may wish to hold a public reception for their work, and should be aware that no alcohol may be served without approval by the Lexington Board of Selectmen. Permit applications are available online here.
